Every move is different. Instead of showing one hourly rate and making you guess the final cost, we offer clear starting packages for small, standard and larger moves. Compare the options, then use the smart calculator to estimate the crew, time and budget that best fit your move.
One 26-ft moving truck is included with the truck-and-crew packages shown below. Gas and travel are additional. Packing, materials, specialty items and an additional truck can change the final written quote.
Tell us about the home, inventory, access and budget. The planner estimates labor and recommends a practical crew/package based on the details you enter.
Start with the package that best matches the size of your move. The $650 four-hour package is our standard starting point for many local moves, while the $500 three-hour option is designed for genuinely smaller jobs.
For light furniture moves, loading assistance and smaller jobs, one-mover service starts at $80 per hour. Choose either a 2-hour minimum ($160) or 3-hour minimum ($240). Truck requirements depend on the job and should be confirmed before booking.
A lower hourly rate is not always the lowest total cost. A larger crew may finish a larger move faster, while a smaller crew can make more sense for a light apartment, furniture-only job, loading help or a limited budget.
For a very small furniture or labor-only job, the one-mover option may fit. For a complete move with a truck, compare the $500 small-move package.
The $500 three-hour package is a strong starting point for smaller local moves. The $650 four-hour package gives more time and is the better default when the move is not extremely light.
Start with the $650 four-hour 2-mover package, then compare 3 movers when stairs, heavier furniture or a larger inventory make extra manpower worthwhile.
Three or four movers may be more efficient, especially with heavier furniture, multiple rooms, stairs or long carries.
A four-mover crew may be the starting point, but large inventories can require more hours, another trip or an additional truck.
Enter your spending target in the calculator. It will compare your budget against the planning estimate and show the gap or remaining cushion.
Know what is included before comparing packages so the number you see actually makes sense.
Bedrooms help estimate move size, but inventory, stairs, parking, heavy pieces, travel and preparation can matter just as much.
Beds, couches, dressers, appliances, desks and box volume affect loading time and truck space.
Stairs, elevators and long walking distances can slow carrying and increase labor time.
The farther the truck is from the door, the longer loading and unloading can take.
Travel distance and Southern California traffic affect gas, travel time and scheduling.
Partial or full packing, boxes, wrap and other materials add time and cost when requested.
Pianos, safes, pool tables and oversized items may require separate pricing based on handling requirements.
Clear answers about the package minimums, crew size, truck, gas, inventory and final written quote.
The $500 package is designed for smaller moves and covers the first three hours with two movers and one 26-ft moving truck. The $650 package covers the first four hours with the same two-mover crew and truck and is the standard starting option for many local moves. After the included time, additional labor is $120 per hour. Gas and travel are additional.
The $650 four-hour package gives customers more working time than the small-move package while keeping the same $120 additional hourly rate. It is positioned as the standard choice for many local moves because it provides a clearer starting budget without pushing customers into the smallest possible package.
The one-mover option is $80 per hour. This page provides both a two-hour minimum option ($160) and a three-hour minimum option ($240). The calculator lets you compare those options for smaller jobs. Truck requirements should be confirmed for the specific job.
The four-mover package is $920 for the first four hours, then $230 per additional hour. One 26-ft moving truck is included with the package, while gas and travel are additional.
Bedroom count is only a starting point. Major furniture pieces, appliances, boxes, stairs, elevators, long carries and specialty items help the calculator make a better crew and time recommendation.
No. It is a planning tool. Final pricing depends on the actual inventory, exact pickup and delivery addresses, access, travel, packing needs, specialty items and truck requirements. A written quote should be confirmed before the move.
No. One 26-ft truck is included with the truck-and-crew packages shown, but a larger inventory can require an additional trip or another truck. Photos, a video walkthrough or a detailed inventory can help determine capacity before moving day.
Yes. Enter your budget in the calculator. The budget meter compares it with the current planning estimate so you can see whether you have a cushion or whether the estimated move is above your target.
Yes. Photos or a short video walkthrough can make the written quote more accurate, especially for larger homes, heavy furniture, stairs, pianos, safes, pool tables or unusual access.
Compare the packages, use the calculator, then send us the addresses and inventory. We’ll confirm the crew, truck, travel and written price for the move.