North Hollywood Movers: From $99/Hour for 2 Movers

Kraft Avenue Pickup

When we arrived, we legally parked our 18-foot truck at the curb right in front of the client's house.

The client had informed us previously that he wanted to move a large TV with an Xbox, a TV stand, a bed frame with a mattress, some kitchen furniture like a mini fridge, a dresser and some other furniture pieces along with about 15 boxes and a few wardrobe cartons. Before the move started, we laid down floor runners to protect the flooring.

Ruslan started working in the kitchen: his task was to take apart the dining table. Before any furniture left the house, we wrapped it in moving blankets to ensure that the pieces would travel safely. I took care of the bedroom. There I had to unscrew the bed frame and load it along with the dresser, the rug, the nightstand, and the floor lamp. Ruslan took the client's clothes and packed them directly into our wardrobe cartons. Then he loaded them into the truck, along with the minifridge and bar stools. The client had pre-packed his large TV and Xbox, so we brought those into the truck and then loaded the TV stand. Using our hand trucks we carried the desk, gaming chair, coffee table and the full-length mirror. Ruslan stood the mattress on its side inside along the truck's wall. Lastly, we stacked boxes in the truck and secured all the furniture pieces to prevent shifting during transportation.

Lankershim Boulevard Drop-off

After a short ride we saw that the alley behind the building on Lankershim Boulevard was wide enough for us to park our truck. We lowered the liftgate and started unloading the truck: Ruslan wheeled the furniture using a hand truck and I operated the elevator. Maneuvering the TV stand and the desk through the apartment door was a little challenging, but we carried them in after turning them a few times. The client instructed me to reassemble the bed frame and bring the other bedroom furniture into one of the rooms. Ruslan helped me with that. Then we transferred the mini fridge, and 2 bar stools in the new kitchen. After that Ruslan reassembled the dining table. The desk with the gaming chair, the rug, the coffee table, the TV with the TV stand and some other furniture went to the living room. Lastly, we sorted the boxes between rooms as the client instructed us.

At the end of the move, the client said that he was pleased by our service.

Loading on Morrison Street

On a sunny August morning we arrived at Morrison Street and parked our 18-foot truck at a curb in front of the apartment building. The first thing we did after entering the apartment was to lay down floor runners to protect the flooring. Then Kazbek unscrewed two bed frames while we took apart the large L-shaped sectional sofa. Before we carried out any furniture it was wrapped in moving blankets to protect the surfaces. Kazbek and I transported the sectional first. It was a bit challenging to fit through tight turns and carry it downstairs, but after turning the pieces a few times, we managed to load it. In the meantime Alexey transferred the clothes from closets into wardrobe cartons and took them down along with the boxes that the family packed before we arrived. The family had packed the TV before we arrived, so we secured it by the truck's wall to prevent shifting. Then Alexey and I carried everything from the bedrooms, including the dressers, bookshelf, TV stand, bed frames and mattresses. While we were doing that, Kazbek unscrewed legs from the dining table. After that we came back upstairs to take down the coffee table, rug, desk with an office chair, three chairs and the dining table. Lastly, we loaded the bike.

Farmdale Avenue Delivery

We conveniently parked in the driveway right next to the front door. The family welcomed us in their new home and showed us around. Kazbek brought the dining table and chairs into the new kitchen, where he reassembled the table. Alexey and I took care of the heavier furniture like dressers, bed frames, bookshelf and the sectional. Kazbek reassembled the bedframes and we placed mattresses on top. We placed the TV, TV stand, rug, coffee table and the desk with an office chair in the living room. The bike now was placed in the garage.

After the move the family pointed out the crew's work pace. They were worried about the heavy pieces and narrow doorframes, but we made sure to protect the furniture. During the final walkthrough the family told us that everything was where they wanted it.

Willowcrest Avenue Pickup

When we arrived at Willowcrest Avenue, we were able to park our truck in front of the apartment building. We had our disposable packing materials with us: bubble wrap, packing paper, tape, stretch wrap, and boxes. These materials are billed separately from our regular hourly rate. Apart from that, we took our standard moving blankets, floor runners and wardrobe cartons that we use every move. To protect wooden flooring we laid down floor runners. I unscrewed the queen bed frame and packed the clients clothes into the wardrobe cartons directly from the closet. In the meantime Ivan packed smaller belongings like books and fragile glass into boxes and taped them shut. After that we carried the bed frame and the mattress down the stairs and into our truck. Then I packed the framed mirror and glass TV stand with bubble wrap. Ivan packed the TV into its original box. We secured them in the truck to prevent any damage or shifting. Ivan took apart the dining table and we transferred the four chairs, desk, bookshelf, nightstands and wooden dresser down. The only challenging part was the fridge. We had to tilt it slightly a few times to fit through the narrow doors.

Evergreen Street and Ben Avenue Drop-off

We stopped at Evergreen Street to give the boxes to the client’s relative, who was already waiting for us there and set off for our final destination.

On Ben Avenue we parked the truck in the private driveway. We carried the dining table, chairs, fridge and fragile boxes into the kitchen, where Ivan reassembled the table. Using our hand truck I brought the wardrobe cartons and nightstands into the bedroom. Then together with Ivan we moved the queen bed frame, mattress, wooden dresser and bookshelf there. I reassembled the bed and put the mattress on top. The framed mirror, the TV and the glass TV stand went to the living room, as the client instructed us.

After the move, the client mentioned that she was worried about the TV, but we delivered it securely.