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Valley Village Pickup

We were in contact with the client a week ahead of the move. We confirmed the afternoon as the most suitable time window. It was a light load for a household, so we picked an 18-foot box truck, which fit the best for our task. We also found out that we could legally park at the curb; the client's confirmation was ahead of time.

We arrived in the afternoon right when the client specifically wanted. His apartment was on the ground floor. I parked the truck at the confirmed parking spot; we set out our cones behind the truck and lowered the liftgate right away.

We protected the wooden floors with our floor runners for extra protection. I took the bedroom first, where the client showed a huge bed frame. It couldn't be carried out in one piece. Hence, it was taken apart into rails and a headboard before it left the house. Artem assisted me in carrying it out from the bedroom, curving past the entry path, right to the truck. The rails went into the truck first and were stacked near the liftgate, while all other parts had their own separate space.

Artem came back right away for the mattress. It had already been shrink-wrapped by the client, then it was carried out on its edge rather than moving it out flat.

The loveseat was at the corner of the hall. I wrapped it in the moving blanket and carried it out on the moving dolly; the front door was wide enough to allow us to fit the loveseat through.

He also brought out a wooden chair on his second run. It was wrapped in a moving blanket and shrink-wrapped over the blanket to hold it steadily. The client already had much-needed additional packing materials and supplies. It sealed the deal. I moved two nightstands and a dresser out on a moving dolly, loaded them, and stored them at the corner of the truck. Wardrobe clothing cartons went last. The client had sorted them out for us ahead of time. We moved them out on a moving dolly, two to three at a time.

Once everything was strapped and loaded, we put the cones back and drove away to Vantage Avenue.

Vantage Avenue Drop-off

Vantage Avenue was a tree-lined narrow street with a lot of one-story houses. The client confirmed that we could legally park at the curb as close as possible to the drop-off front door. The load was light, and the street allowed us to move everything in right from the curb.

The bed frame went first, right to the bedroom where the client pointed. The rails and the headboard were reassembled right there. The mattress went last, as soon as everything had been sorted out with the bed and the frame had been set.

Artem brought in the wooden chair and the dresser right to the client's pre-arranged place. Then we moved the loveseat and two nightstands right to the hall, as the client pointed out the exact place. The wardrobe clothing cartons came in last and were stored room by room.

We checked with the client whether all items were unloaded and sorted them room by room. The client confirmed and was pleased with the way we handled the move.

Valley Village Garage Pickup

The client placed an order and confirmed morning as the best time because of the day off. We picked the 26-foot box truck from our fleet, as it fit the most on our move day. The main dilemma was where we could legally park to make a load. The client confirmed a private driveway garage entrance, and we could legally park right at the garage door. Some things were sorted at the garage ahead of time, and other items could be moved from the house right through the garage.

We arrived precisely in the morning and parked at the garage door, set out all our cones in front of the truck, and lowered the liftgate. Everything was ready for the loading.

The client pointed out the fragile-marked box placed at the corner of the garage. The box was stacked on the two plastic totes. It had already been taped shut and packed by the client. It was stored in the truck separately from other items.

The fridge was also in the garage. Volodya and Maxim wrapped it in the moving blanket and placed it on the moving dolly; it was stored carefully against the truck wall.

Then a box spring came in; we shrink-wrapped it on the fly as the client offered a lot of disposable materials and supplies that we needed for the job. It took two of us to store it in the corner of the truck against the wall. Two mattresses were stored right away; they had been shrink-wrapped by us the same way as a box spring and rode on their edges all the way down to Bellingham Avenue.

Volodya carried the automotive supplies that had already been packed by the client. They were garage tools that were boxed like anything else. Then seasonal decorations went in; they also had already been packed and were stored without a hitch.

Maxim carried out the clothing wardrobe cartons last. T I helped him pack all the client's clothes into them and stack them like anything else near the items we'd just loaded.

Bellingham Avenue Drop-off

Bellingham Avenue was in the vicinity; it shared the same ZIP with our pickup. It was a four-unit building. The client confirmed that we could legally park at the curb not far away from our drop-off. We had to carry everything by hand right to the apartment in the second unit.

The fridge went in first as it was the heaviest. Volodya helped me carry it into the apartment using the stairs. It was placed in the kitchen as the client wanted. Then we brought in a box spring, the same way up the stairs, with Volodya by my side. Two mattresses came shortly after. Both were stored in the bedroom.

We moved in a fragile-marked box with two plastic totes underneath with extra care. We sorted it in the hall following the client's wishes. We were extra careful on our way up.

Maxim also carried in automotive supplies, namely garage tools, and seasonal decorations on his second run. They were stored in a huge closet. The wardrobe cartons with hanging clothes came last and were sorted room by room.

We drove away only after the client's confirmation that we had unloaded everything. They were especially pleased with how we handled a fragile-marked box and a fridge on the way.

Valley Village Single-Story House Pickup

The client said that they would like to arrange the move in the morning. We picked the 26-foot box truck specifically for the order. It was the best choice for our upcoming move, considering what the load was and where it was moving. The client also told us that we could legally park at the curb.

We arranged in the morning and parked legally at the confirmed place, at the curb near the pickup point. Our crew set out the cones from the start and put the ramp down.

I took the hall next, where the client pointed out a 50-inch QLED TV. The client wanted to move it in its original carton. Ivan assisted me with wrapping it in the moving blanket and carrying it out to the truck. The TV was stacked against the truck wall and rode on its edge the entire time, separate from other items.

Ivan came back and wheeled out approximately ten clothing wardrobe cartons on a moving dolly. Maxim helped me pack hanging clothes in the wardrobe cartons. Then we moved them out and stacked them in the corner of the truck.

I came to the bedroom and brought out two nightstands. Then Ivan assisted me with carrying out a stack of kitchen boxes; everything was moved on a moving dolly. We also brought out reusable green plastic crates, two or three at a time, and loaded them into the truck. The client had already packed them before we arrived at the pickup.

The client showed Maxim where the bicycle was located; it was small and was a perfect match for our truck. Maxim wrapped it in the moving blanket, and it rode all the way down to the drop-off separately from other boxes.

Then we did a quick walkthrough of the house to confirm that everything was loaded. We pulled back the cones and drove away only after the confirmation.

Hartsook Street Drop-off

The drop-off was a one-story garden apartment complex on a quiet residential Hartsook Street. The client confirmed that we could legally park at the curb right at the drop-off. There weren't stairs; it was a plain curb-to-the-door move, and we moved everything on a moving dolly from the truck to the apartment.

Maxim helped me carry a 50-inch QLED TV right where the client pointed, in the corner of the hall, wrapped in the original carton. Ivan and Maxim also carried in two nightstands and ten clothing wardrobe boxes on their go-around.

The client opened up a garage specifically for the bicycle and a set of reusable green plastic crates. We moved them into the spacious garage and stored them in the appropriate place. A stack of kitchen boxes came last and was moved by hand right to the kitchen.

The client confirmed that everything was unloaded and sorted out just how they wanted. They were happy with the provided service.