Inland Empire Movers
We cover the whole Inland Empire
The Inland Empire is big, and we cover it. We move families and businesses across Riverside and San Bernardino counties, including Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Riverside, San Bernardino, Moreno Valley, Corona, Chino, Chino Hills, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, and Redlands, down through Temecula and Murrieta. We also handle the east-valley cities right on the Orange and LA county lines, like Pomona, Diamond Bar, and Rowland Heights. If your city isn't on this list, ask us anyway, odds are we cover it.
Local, long-distance, packing, and storage, all from one crew
Most Inland Empire moves we do are local: a house or apartment across town, or one county over. But we also pack your whole home, move you long-distance out of state, and store your things in between if your move-out and move-in dates don't line up. It's the same insured crew from start to finish, so there's no one to point fingers if something needs extra care. We pack it, we carry it, we own it.
We know the Inland Empire isn't one quick trip across town
The IE is spread out, and we plan for that. A move from Temecula up to Rancho Cucamonga is real freeway time, and the newer communities in Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, and parts of Rancho have HOAs, gate codes, and certificate-of-insurance rules before a truck can roll in. We sort all of it before move day: we confirm building and gate access ahead of time, we know the long hauls on the 15 and the 215, and we quote the drive honestly up front so the day stays calm. California requires movers to bill double drive time on local jobs; we explain exactly how that works on your quote, with no fine print.
Houses, apartments, and offices
A two-bedroom apartment in Ontario, a five-bedroom house in Corona, an office in Riverside - we size the crew and the truck to fit the job. Stairs, tight complexes, elevators, loading docks: we've done them. Tell us in a few words what you've got, and we'll tell you exactly what the move takes.
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Honestly, who we're not for
We'd rather be straight with you than win a job we're wrong for. If you just need a couple of guys for an hour to move a couch down the street, a full crew is overkill - book a smaller local job and save the hours. And we're not the cheapest name in the IE. We use experienced crews and strong materials, and that costs a little more than a guy with a box truck and a Craigslist ad. But if you want it done right, on time, by people who actually answer the phone, that's us.
We move across Southern California
Inland Empire moving FAQ
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Do you serve the entire Inland Empire?
Yes. Both counties: Riverside, Corona, Norco, Eastvale, Jurupa Valley, Moreno Valley, Temecula, Murrieta, Menifee, and Lake Elsinore on the Riverside side; Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, Chino, Chino Hills, Upland, San Bernardino, Redlands, Yucaipa, and the High Desert cities of Victorville and Hesperia on the San Bernardino side. If you do not see your city, ask; we almost certainly cover it.
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How much do movers cost in the Inland Empire?
Local moves are billed by the hour at one all-inclusive rate set by crew size, with a 3-hour minimum, and Monday through Thursday gets our discounted weekday rate. Because the Inland Empire is spread out, California’s Double Drive Time usually applies: the drive between your two addresses is counted twice, and we spell it out on the quote before you book. Full price tables are on our Moving Cost page.
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Do you do long-distance moves out of the Inland Empire?
Yes, and the Inland Empire is the natural launch point for two of our busiest lanes: Las Vegas and Henderson up the 15, Phoenix and Tucson out the 10. We also run the Bay Area, Sacramento, Portland, Salt Lake City, Dallas, and Austin. Our own trucks, straight delivery, a video estimate first, and a flat written quote.
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Can you move me from the Inland Empire to Orange County, Los Angeles, or San Diego?
Absolutely. Cross-county moves inside Southern California are some of our most common jobs. Our office is in Costa Mesa and our branch is in San Diego, so a move from Corona to Irvine or from Temecula to Carlsbad is a normal day for our crews.
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How do you handle summer heat on an Inland Empire move?
We start early. From June through September we give Inland Empire moves the first start of the morning so the heavy lifting is done before the afternoon peak, we keep loading in the shade where we can, and we tell you which items should ride in your car: candles, electronics, and anything that hates a hot truck box.
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Do you offer packing and storage in the Inland Empire?
Yes. Full, partial, or fragile-only packing with materials included, done on site by the crew on the day. If your closing dates do not line up, our moving-and-storage options cover everything from an overnight hold to a long-term stay, with the price on the same written quote.