Here’s what people ask most before booking with us. If your question isn’t covered, call [phone] and Priya or Chase can walk you through it.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. We hold a California CPUC household goods carrier permit and US DOT/MC authority on file, plus cargo and liability insurance on every move we run.
How much do local moves cost?
Local moves are billed hourly — $155/hr for two movers and a truck, $215/hr for three. Most one- and two-bedroom moves fall in the two-mover range; we'll tell you which crew size fits before we book the date.
How does a long-distance move work?
The same crew that loads your truck in Irvine drives it and unloads it at the destination — we run our own trucks on routes like Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Francisco, Sacramento, Seattle, and Portland, so nothing gets transferred to another carrier along the way.
Do you offer storage?
We offer short-term storage for households caught between move-out and move-in dates, usually a few weeks at most. Ask Priya about current availability when you book.
Can you move a piano?
Yes — piano moving starts at $325 and Marcus personally handles or signs off on every piano job, upright or grand.
Do you require a deposit?
We take a deposit to hold your date once you accept a written quote. The exact amount depends on the size of the job and gets confirmed in writing before we charge anything.
What's your cancellation policy?
Cancel or reschedule more than 48 hours out and your deposit carries over to a new date or gets refunded. Inside 48 hours, it may be forfeited since we've already blocked the crew and truck for you.
What's included in the hourly or flat rate?
Furniture blankets, shrink wrap, basic disassembly and reassembly, and use of dollies and straps are all included — no surprise materials fee at the end of the job.
Do you handle commercial and office moves?
Yes, Ryan leads our commercial side — office relocations, after-hours moves so you don't lose business hours, and coordination with building management for elevator or loading-dock reservations.
How far ahead should I book?
For local moves, a week or two out is usually enough, though summer weekends fill fast. Long-distance moves and full-service packing jobs go smoother with three to four weeks' notice.
