Movers in San Mateo County, CA | Jerry Wood Moving

Chartered, covered movers working San Mateo County and the wider Silicon Valley — set pricing, punctual, on every job.

San Mateo County sits due north, and which road we pick depends on the clock. Running north along US-101 past SFO when lanes run clear, and swinging onto I-280 over the ridge when they clog, our drivers reach Redwood City, the city of San Mateo itself, Daly City, or South San Francisco. The Peninsula crams serious money and a dense population onto a thin band between bay and coast range, so curb space runs scarce and the planning kicks off long before any item leaves a doorway. Daly City fog and the older downtown street grids each demand a setup all their own.

A wide slice of these addresses belong to biotech and software people whose home offices brim with monitors, external drives, and a tower or rack tucked under the desk, plus the odd wall of genuine paintings. That is exactly the freight Jerry Wood centered this outfit on back in 2009. Our staff hold W-2 employee status, every one vetted through a criminal record screen, the rigs show our logo, and should an escrow slip on a Redwood City sale, the shipment tucks into the temperature-stable vault we keep down in San Jose until those keys land in hand. Every stage stays under one roof.

Peninsula Towers and the Home-Office Setup

South San Francisco high-rises and the newer Redwood City mid-rises run on a booked freight lift, a certificate the office lodges ahead of arrival, and fixed dock windows. We square that document early, stand behind every load with a million dollars of cargo cover, and fit the truck to the dock. Careful handling of electronics earns its keep on this turf: a four-screen workstation, a stack of drives, an upright threaded into a San Mateo flat. The numbers stay legible. Two of our people bill $150/hr, stepping to $200/hr at three and $260/hr at four, else we lock a set quote after touring the residence, the leg up 101 or 280 already counted.

San Mateo County 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 San Mateo County figured out.

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San Mateo County Customer Reviews

Karen L.
Karen L.
Berryessa · Google
★★★★★

“I run my business from home and was terrified about moving my dual-monitor setup, the NAS, and all the cables out of Berryessa. Sam's team labeled everything, boxed the electronics in proper padding, and even bagged and tagged the cords by desk. I was back up and working the next morning with nothing missing. These folks get that a home office isn't just furniture.”

Andrew C.
Andrew C.
Cambrian Park · Google
★★★★★

“Our Cambrian Park closing slipped a couple weeks so we needed storage in between. Jerry Wood held our whole house in their climate-controlled unit and brought it back out when we were ready. Same care both times, and the storage cost was exactly what they quoted. Made a stressful gap totally easy.”

Mei C.
Mei C.
Downtown San Jose · Google
★★★★★

“Downtown San Jose apartment move and the building had strict loading-dock hours. Marcus reserved the dock and the crew worked fast to stay inside it. Polite, careful with my TV and art prints, and the flat rate was a relief after the runaround other movers gave me. Recommend.”

Miguel A.
Miguel A.
Rose Garden · Google
★★★★★

“Moved our 3-bed in the Rose Garden right before the holidays. The crew was punctual, friendly, and quick, and they treated our old built-in furniture with real care. Jerry's written quote was the final price, plain and simple. Would use them again.”

Questions We Hear A Lot

How do you get into San Mateo County from San Jose, and is that drive an extra line?
We run north along US-101 past SFO when the lanes are clear and swing onto I-280 over the ridge when they jam, landing in Redwood City, San Mateo, Daly City, or South San Francisco. That travel is already part of the price you approve, be it hourly (a duo at $150/hr, climbing to $260/hr when four work it) or a set quote we lock once we have walked the place.
My South San Francisco or Redwood City tower demands a certificate of insurance. Can you supply one?
Of course. Peninsula towers and mid-rises want that certificate next to a reserved freight lift plus a dock slot, so we register the paper with the property before move morning, standing behind every load with a million dollars of cargo cover. Jerry Wood Moving operates under Cal-P.U.C. MTR 0192345, US DOT, and MC.
My home office holds monitors, drives, and a server. Will that gear be treated properly?
That is precisely the niche Jerry shaped this company around in Silicon Valley. We wrap and crate towers, racks, and displays by hand instead of draping a pad over them, and the very crew loading in San Mateo or Daly City is the one setting it down at the next address. No part of that work lands with an outsider.

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