Willow Glen is San Jose’s most cherished old quarter, the 1920s and 30s bungalows lining the shaded streets that fan out from the Lincoln Avenue district. The strollable run of shops and cafes gives way to craftsman and Spanish-revival homes on full parcels, many lovingly restored, with their original hardwood, deep millwork, and front porches that predate any modern sectional. Owners pour serious money into these places, so the jobs arrive with quality furnishings, art, and the offices that crept into a spare room over the past few years.
A Willow Glen move is a patient job by nature. We put down runner strips on the original oak and fir, cushion the moldings and millwork, and ease a large piece around a tight bungalow stair rather than force it. The electronics earn the same treatment: screens blanketed, the desktop and small gear boxed with wiring tagged, the fragile crated behind a million in cargo protection. Lincoln Avenue curb space competes with the cafes, so we claim whatever spot a block permits and plot the route. It is Jerry’s people and Jerry’s rigs, one number inked up front before any carton ever leaves the porch.
Lincoln Avenue Bungalows and Restored Houses
The slim side streets off Lincoln have stubby driveways and old trees, so we survey the parking rather than assume it. A craftsman full of built-ins or a Spanish-revival with original tile, the team shields the place and fixes the move number first.
Willow Glen 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 Willow Glen figured out.
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