“Moving is an $18 billion industry that people loathe.” It’s a dire pronouncement, but Bellhops CEO Luke Marklin is almost unrelentingly positive. As of today, the moving services startup ...

That’s why Cameron Doody and Stephen Vlahos started Bellhops in 2011. The startup exclusively hires college students [over 8,000 to-date] to facilitate small and medium-sized residential moves ...

Bellhops has been gaining traction ever since it opened its Ames location in 2013.“We get the job done just as efficiently as anyone else can,” said Alec Stevens, a bellhop for the company ...

They’re also young, healthy and at their strongest physically. This gave Bellhops founder Cameron Doody an idea. Put them to work. There are a lot of moving companies out there that purport to ...

But after just two hours on Thursday, I could easily say this was the smoothest move I'd experienced, thanks to two college students sent by a new moving startup called Bellhops. About a month ago ...

Bellhops, a Chattanooga-based company, offers another option. It provides college student laborers at lower prices than traditional movers by reducing overhead costs through mobile and web technology.

Cameron Doody, who built the moving company Bellhops into one of Chattanooga's most successful startup businesses over the past nine years, told employees Thursday he is stepping down as company ...

Their solution: Bellhops, a student-based moving provider that sends teams of student "bellhops" to assist with local moves. Three short years later, Bellhops now contracts more than 8,000 college ...

Patterson smiled: “Such thinkers.” These are the services of Bellhops, a Chattanooga, Tenn.-based company that contracts with local college students exclusively to provide alternative moving ...

So you might say I’m a bit of a moving veteran. But after just two hours on Thursday, I could easily say this was the smoothest move I’d experienced, thanks to two college students sent by a new ...

So when he saw a Groupon deal for Bellhops, a service that pairs college students looking to make extra money with people who need a little extra muscle to help them move, he decided to give it a try.