Whole-Home Residential Moves

A house move is rarely one job; it’s a stack of small ones in every room, and our crews work it that way. We’ve emptied single-stories in Diamond Creek, four-bed builds off Pleasant Grove Blvd, and older places over toward Carmichael. Flat-rate bands run by bedroom count: one-bedroom $640 to $980, two-bedroom $1,090 to $1,680, three-bedroom $1,840 to $2,740, and a four-bed house $2,650 to $3,900. Prefer hourly? It’s $159 for two movers and a truck, $219 for three.

How we handle each room

The kitchen gets dish packs and cell dividers, glassware wrapped individually, and we tape and label every box by the cabinet it came from so unpacking isn’t a scavenger hunt. Bedrooms move fast: dressers stay loaded with their drawers taped shut, mattresses go in mattress bags, and bed frames come apart and go back together at the new place. The garage is where most moves bog down, so we plan for it, with appliance dollies for the workbench and the deep freezer, straps for the ladders, and a crew member who knows how to stack a power tool collection without crushing the soft boxes. Closets, the linen cupboard, the bathroom cabinet, the odd corners that slow a move down all get handled, not left for you to throw in a last-minute box. We protect the new floors with runners before a single box crosses the threshold, and on the hot stretch from June through September we’ll start at first light so the heavy furniture is on the truck before the valley hits triple digits. A $150 deposit holds the date and applies to the total, the same straightforward way our Roseville house movers have run jobs since 2011.