Emptying a whole house is a different animal from clearing a one-bedroom, and we staff it accordingly. Take a residential booking anywhere across Santa Clara County and a single team sees it through from the first box to the last: we pack whichever rooms you point to, blanket and load each item, drive it on a truck we own, then put it out room by room so you are not digging through unmarked boxes after dark. So many of these homes hold exactly what we are built for, a back office strung with displays and a tower, original canvases on the wall, an upright next to the steps.
One booking ties the materials and the labor into a single thread: bed frames, dinner tables, and oversized sectionals taken down and put back, felt and quilts laid across the trim and floors at each end, and the team in our shirts that has run this exact play a couple thousand times. Bungalow in Naglee Park or four-bedroom up by the Almaden hills, a lone crew owns the wrapping, the carrying, and the setting-down, so accountability never breaks from the day’s first carton through its last. Whatever has a plug is inventoried and padded, never flung aboard loose.
How the day goes
Before the first item budges, the lead circles the rooms, fixes the order things load in, and shields the path out. The local sky bends the schedule. Across the damp run from November into March, the heavy and plug-in pieces head out ahead of any rain and travel covered, and on a smoky August afternoon the truck stays shut between runs. Tucked behind a gate near Silver Creek or up a hillside lane, the entry code and any homeowners-association move policy get handled early, which spares the truck from idling at the callbox while someone hunts for the keypad combination.
What a house move leaves off the figure
A clean figure means a couple of things land outside the standard job. A trip past the state line bills at the long-haul rate, not the local one. No dangerous freight, no potted greenery, no animals come along. And a full-size grand, or a hefty vault for that matter, turns into its own specialty entry, because every such piece calls for separate rigging and a separate plan rather than vanishing quietly inside the base rate.
Whole-house pricing
We commit a written flat figure once the place has been seen, whether by a quick walkthrough or a video walk-through, because a read on the layout plus the stairwells beats a guess in the dark. Loose flat brackets by size: a two-bedroom near $1,150–$1,950, a three-bedroom $1,950–$3,300, a four-bedroom $3,100–$5,000; smaller places open at $480–$720 for a studio. Packing adds on by however much you turn over. Each booking travels under $1M of cargo coverage.
Set to relocate the entire household? Dial (888) 711-4778 and a real person at the San Jose office drafts your flat figure.
What the Job Covers
- Packing of whichever rooms you would sooner not tackle yourself
- Quilts and cover laid over every furniture item
- Bed frames, dinner tables, and oversized sectionals taken down and put back
- Trim and floors covered at each end
- Inventoried, padded handling of back offices, displays, and plug-in gear
- Boxes and furniture set into their correct rooms on arrival
- A written flat figure once the place has been seen
How Much Will It Run?
Hometown teams begin at $150/hr, or pin down a set figure on paper
Two movers, the rig, padding, and hand trucks all rolled in.
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