Moving Services
Whatever you're moving — a whole home, a pool table, a piano, or an office — here's what it costs, what to look for, and how to find a crew that does it right.
- Specialty + full-service jobs
- Typical costs and red flags for each
- Matched with vetted PNW movers
📦 Full-Service Movers
Full-service movers handle everything — packing, loading, transport, unloading, and often unpacking — so you barely lift a box. It's the most convenient option and, done right, the safest for your belongings.
🎱 Pool Table Movers
A pool table isn't a piece of furniture — it's a heavy, precisely-leveled instrument with a slate bed that can crack if it's tipped or dragged. Specialist pool table movers disassemble, transport, and re-level it properly.
🛁 Hot Tub Movers
Hot tubs are heavy, bulky, and easy to damage if lifted wrong. Specialist crews use dollies, straps, and sometimes cranes to move a spa without cracking the shell or hurting anyone.
🎹 Piano Movers
Pianos are heavy, delicate, and top-heavy — the wrong move can damage the instrument, the floor, or the movers. Specialist piano movers use piano boards, skid boards, and straps to do it safely.
💪 Labor-Only Movers
Labor-only movers provide the muscle — loading and unloading — while you supply the truck or container. It's a budget-friendly middle ground between full-service and fully DIY.
🚚 Long-Distance Movers
Long-distance and interstate moves are a different job from a local move — priced by weight and distance, federally regulated, and higher-stakes. Choosing a licensed, well-reviewed carrier matters most here.
🎁 Packing Services
Packing services do the most tedious part of moving for you — professionally boxing your belongings with the right materials so nothing shifts or breaks in transit. You can hire full or partial packing.
🏢 Commercial & Office Movers
Office and commercial moves add complications a home move doesn't have: IT equipment, minimizing downtime, moving after hours, and coordinating across a team. Commercial movers plan around your operations.