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Local LA moves are billed by crew size and time. As a planning guide: Studio/Loft ~3–5 hrs (2 movers), 1BR ~4–6 hrs (3 movers), 2BR ~5–8 hrs (3–4 movers), 3BR+/Single-Family ~6–10+ hrs (4–5 movers). Time varies with elevator windows, long carries in large complexes, garage access, hills/stairs, and traffic. We’ll itemize everything up front.

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Most DTLA, Westwood, and Westside high-rises plus many condo HOAs require a COI. Share the building’s requirements and manager contact; we typically issue COIs same day (or within 24 hours) and can send them directly to management.

Often yes — especially in DTLA, Westwood, Century City, and Santa Monica. We’ll coordinate your elevator window, provide floor protection, and align arrival so the move fits your slot. Morning windows book fastest.

We aim for building loading areas or garages first. For street loading (common in Santa Monica, West Hollywood, parts of DTLA), we follow posted rules and can advise on temporary loading arrangements/permits if required. We’ll review your address and building instructions, then plan the safest legal option.

Many LA garages have height restrictions and tight turns. We’ll check clearance ahead of time and select the right vehicle or plan curb/alley loading if needed. Share your garage height limit or a link to building specs.

No problem — just different planning. We account for steep grades, stairs, and parking distance when sizing the crew and estimating time. Tell us about driveway access and any long carries so we prep properly.

Yes — commercial moves with COIs, elevator windows, after-hours scheduling, labeled packing, and desk/IT disassembly. For production/creative spaces, we align with stage schedules and load-in rules to minimize downtime.

Absolutely. NY ↔ LA is a popular route for us. We handle inventory planning, timeline, and insurance options, and coordinate both ends so you have one team and one plan.

Yes — short- and long-term, climate-controlled storage. Ideal between leases, during remodels, or when production wraps. Items are barcoded, wrapped, and racked for protection and quick retrieval.

Yes — full or partial packing, with TV/mirror/art cartons and wardrobe boxes. Eco-friendly reusable bins are available on request. We can pack day-before or same-day depending on scope.

We use ram board/Masonite for floors, door-jamb protectors, corner guards, elevator pads, and shrink-wrap for upholstered items. On request, we can photograph protection for building management.

Yes — art/mirror cartons, TV boxes, and custom crating as needed. Share dimensions and materials (glass, marble, canvas) so we bring the right materials and crew.

We keep it transparent. Stairs, long carries, and specialty/heavy items (pianos, safes) are clearly noted in your estimate so there are no surprises. Tell us about access and we’ll size the plan.

Often yes — especially mid-week. End/start-of-month and popular elevator windows fill first, so the earlier you lock dates with your building, the better.

We schedule around rush hours, posted street-cleaning times, and event/filming closures. If your block has restrictions, we’ll propose alternate loading (different block face, alley, or adjusted timing).

Yes — same-building, across-the-hall, across-the-street, and short-distance moves are common in LA. These still benefit from freight windows and protection; we’ll plan a compact crew and efficient sequence.

All of Los Angeles County: DTLA, Arts District, Westside (Santa Monica, Westwood, Brentwood, Beverly Hills, West Hollywood), The Valley (Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Burbank, North Hollywood), Eastside (Silver Lake, Echo Park, Los Feliz), Pasadena/Glendale, Culver City, Marina del Rey, Long Beach, and more.

We accept major cards and ACH. Tipping is optional and appreciated for great service; amount varies by complexity and satisfaction — entirely up to you.

Yes — we’re fully licensed and insured in CA. COIs are issued quickly and customized per building requirements.

Reserve the freight elevator early, confirm any garage/loading rules, label rooms, and set aside essentials (keys, remotes, chargers, meds). Share anything unusual (tight turns, low garage, long walk) so we can right-size the crew.