Professional and reliable home relocations

For safety and legal reasons, moving companies cannot transport hazardous materials including flammables (gasoline, propane, oils), explosives, corrosives, compressed gases, aerosols, ammunition, and certain chemicals. Perishable items like food, plants, and certain personal items (jewelry, cash, important documents) should be transported with you personally. The moving company you select will provide a complete list of non-transportable items during your consultation.

The cost of your residential move is based on several factors: the volume and weight of your belongings, the distance between locations, any special handling requirements (pianos, artwork, etc.), additional services requested (packing, storage, etc.), accessibility at both locations (stairs, elevators, long carries), and the timing of your move (peak vs. off-peak season). The quotes you receive from our network of movers will provide accurate pricing based on these factors.

To prepare for moving day: finish packing all non-essential items (if you're doing your own packing), set aside important documents and valuables to transport yourself, prepare a "first night" box with essentials, clear pathways in your home for easy access, secure parking permits if needed, disconnect and prepare appliances, empty and clean refrigerators and freezers, and make arrangements for children and pets to be away from the home during the move. Your selected moving company can provide additional preparation guidance.

Yes, the moving companies in our network take extensive measures to protect your furniture during the move. They use furniture blankets, plastic wrap, custom crating for delicate items, corner protectors, and doorway protectors. Their movers are trained in proper handling techniques for all types of furniture. Additionally, their trucks are equipped with air-ride suspension and securing systems to prevent shifting during transport. All items are fully insured throughout the moving process.