House Movers in Boise, Idaho

A house move is rarely just the furniture. It is the garage, the shed, the attic, and the closing date that will not move even if everything else does.

We start with a walkthrough — in person or over photos — so the estimate counts what is actually there. The part people underestimate is never the living room. It is the garage, the storage shelves, the shed at the back and whatever has been in the attic since the last move. Counting it up front is the difference between a day that ends when we said it would and one that does not.

Beds, dressers, tables and anything that has to come apart to clear a doorway gets disassembled by us and rebuilt at the other end. Floors and door frames are protected on both ends. And if your closing date is tight on both sides, tell us: we can load, hold overnight and deliver the next morning rather than making you rent storage for a week.

What's included

Walkthrough before the estimate, garage and shed included
Furniture disassembly and reassembly
Floor, doorway and stair protection at both ends
Boxes loaded and delivered room by room
Load-and-hold when closing dates do not line up

Questions we get about house moves

How far in advance should I book a house move?

Two to three weeks is comfortable, and more at the end of the month or in summer, when weekends book out first. If your date is fixed by a closing, tell us as soon as you know it.

What if my new house is not ready on moving day?

We can load, hold the truck overnight and deliver on a second date. It is almost always cheaper than renting storage and paying to handle everything twice.

Do you move what is in the garage and shed?

Yes, and it is worth mentioning when you ask for the quote. Outbuildings are the single most common reason a move runs longer than the customer expected.