Mountain View work straddles old and new in a way few towns do. Down by Castro Street and the lanes off Shoreline sit classic Eichlers with their post-and-beam ceilings, glass walls, and open atriums, while the corridor toward the Googleplex and North Bayshore brims with mid-rise apartments and stacked townhomes full of engineers. We run both kinds steadily, and the Eichler jobs in particular reward a patient hand. Those flat-roofed houses come with pinched hallways, sliding glass at every turn, and original mahogany paneling nobody wants scratched.
The tech homes here arrive loaded with offices: a wall of screens, a desktop tower, a NAS box backing up the household, and usually art the owners prize. We blanket the displays, box the small electronics with wiring tagged, and thread a path through an Eichler’s slim entry without grazing a panel or a glass slider. Delicate items ride crated. It is Jerry’s own people on Jerry’s own rigs, with a paper figure agreed before any carton moves.
Eichler Houses and Castro Street Flats
Castro Street curb space thins by late morning and the North Bayshore complexes assign dock holds, so we position the rig where a side lane permits and grab the elevator where one is required. An atrium Eichler walled in glass or a Googleplex-adjacent flat, the team charts the route first, the number locked beforehand.
Mountain View Moving at a Set Price
Hometown teams begin at $150/hr, or nail down a set figure on paper
Our team already has the roads, the curb space, and the lobbies of Mountain View figured out.
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