Most of our work happens inside a tight circle: a Highland Reserve two-story to a place off Foothills Blvd, a Sun City single-story over to Rocklin, the usual short hops around Placer County. Our own two-mover crew and truck run $159 an hour, and that already covers the blankets, the dollies, and the tools, no rental fees stacked on after. Need a bigger crew for a packed house? A three-mover team is $219 an hour. If you’d rather know the number before we start, we’ll write a flat band instead: a studio lands between $419 and $610, a two-bedroom between $1,090 and $1,680, and a four-bed house between $2,650 and $3,900.
What the morning looks like, hour by hour
We pull up at the start of your window, usually 8am, because valley heat climbs fast in summer and loading early beats the 100-degree afternoons. First half hour: the crew walks the home with you, lays floor runners, and pads the door frames. Hours one through three, depending on size, they blanket-wrap the furniture and carry it out in a planned order, heavy and square pieces first so the truck packs tight. Around the halfway mark we break the load, drive, and start the reverse at the new address. We set the big furniture where you want it before the boxes come in, so you’re not shuffling a dresser across the room at the end. A $150 deposit holds your date and comes straight off the total. Our crews and trucks are ours, W-2 and uniformed, never a subcontractor, which you can read more about over at Foreign Movers of Roseville.
What's Covered
- Two uniformed W-2 movers and one of our seven trucks
- Moving blankets, furniture pads, and shrink wrap on hand
- Two-wheel dollies, four-wheel dollies, and appliance hand trucks
- Floor runners and door-frame padding at both addresses
- Basic furniture disassembly and reassembly, beds and tables
- Released-value coverage at $0.60 per pound, federal standard
What's the Cost?
From $159/hr or flat-rate from $419
Two movers, the truck, the pads, and the dollies, every bit included.
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