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Movers in Riverside County

North Palm Springs Movers

North Palm Springs is the small unincorporated community north of the I-10 where Dillon Road meets North Indian Canyon Drive, right under the turbines of the San Gorgonio Pass wind farm. JFK Moving’s headquarters in Moreno Valley is about 43 miles west along the I-10, and the same crews cover Desert Hot Springs and Palm Springs on either side of you. You get a written estimate before the move, furniture padded and wrapped at the door, and no fee for stairs or a long walk to the truck.

  • 4.7 from 1,600+ reviews
  • Licensed & insured
  • Moreno Valley office · about 43 mi

What a North Palm Springs move costs

Weekday hourly rates for local moves.

Home sizeCrew and rateTypical hours
Studio 2 movers · $119/hr 2–4 h
1 bedroom 2 movers · $119/hr 3–6 h
2 bedrooms 3 movers · $159/hr 4–8 h
3 bedrooms 4 movers · $199/hr 6–12 h
4 bedrooms 4 movers · $199/hr 8–14 h
5+ bedrooms 5 movers · $239/hr 10–16 h

Plus double drive time: California bills the drive between your two homes twice at the hourly rate. No stair or long-carry fees.

Written rate before you book All rates and fees

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Movers in North Palm Springs

Moving in North Palm Springs

A few hundred homes on county roads

There are only a few hundred households out here, mostly houses on their own lots, many built between the 1950s and the 1970s, with a garage, a shed and patio furniture that add more to a load than people expect. We walk the garage and the yard with you before the estimate, take beds and tables apart and shrink-wrap mattresses so sand stays off them. Because the community is unincorporated, there is no city hall and no city parking permit: the streets are Riverside County roads. If you want a storage container or a truck left in the road overnight, the county’s Transportation Department handles permits for the right-of-way from its desert office in Palm Desert; a truck that arrives in the morning and leaves with your things needs nothing.

Wind first, heat second

The pass between Mount San Jacinto and Mount San Gorgonio is one of the most consistently windy places in the United States, which is why the wind farm ends at your doorstep. Wind changes how we load. Mattresses, sofas and anything with a loose cover are wrapped indoors before they cross the yard, doors are propped and tied so they do not slam on a mover’s hand, and light boxes go straight onto the truck instead of waiting in the driveway. In summer the heat comes on top of the wind, so we start at first light and keep electronics, candles and plants out of a closed truck. See packing and unpacking if you want us to box the house as well.

Indian Canyon, Dillon Road and the I-10

The Indian Canyon Drive interchange puts a truck on the I-10 within minutes, so moves to Palm Springs, about 7 miles south past the Amtrak station, to Cathedral City or down the valley to La Quinta are short hourly jobs. Desert Hot Springs is a few miles up Dillon Road or Palm Drive. Moving west to Banning, Beaumont, the Inland Empire or Los Angeles means the I-10 through the pass, still an hourly local move billed with double drive time. Anything farther inside California, from San Diego to the Bay Area, runs as a dedicated long-distance move with its own truck and a fixed date. The rest of Riverside County is covered from the same Moreno Valley office.

How it works

Your North Palm Springs move in four steps

  1. Step 1: Tell us about the move

    Call or send the form with both addresses. A short phone or video walk-through of your North Palm Springs home sizes the crew and the truck.

  2. Step 2: Get a written estimate

    Hourly rate, crew size and estimated hours in writing before you book. Weekday and mid-month dates are the easiest to get.

  3. Step 3: Moving day

    The lead mover calls ahead, the crew protects floors and door frames and wraps every piece of furniture before it leaves the room.

  4. Step 4: Set up in the new home

    Furniture placed where you want it, beds and tables put back together, and a walk-through with you before the crew leaves.

FAQ

Moving in North Palm Springs: questions and answers

Weekday rates are $119 an hour for two movers and a truck, $159 for three, $199 for four and $239 for five, plus double drive time between your two addresses. A two-bedroom house with a full garage is usually four to six hours for three movers; a one-bedroom is a half day for two. Weekend and month-end rates can differ, so ask for the written estimate, which shows the exact hourly rate and a time range.

Our Moreno Valley headquarters at 12125 Day St., about 43 miles west on the I-10. California’s double drive time only covers the trip between your old and new address, so the distance from our office to you is not on your bill.

Yes, and most days here are windy. We wrap mattresses and upholstered furniture inside the house, tie doors open, load light boxes first and keep the truck’s door closed between trips. If a high-wind advisory makes the pass unsafe for a tall truck, we call you and agree a new start time.

Yes. Your load can stay locked on the truck overnight for $129 a night for a one- or two-bedroom home and $149 for three or four bedrooms, and we deliver the next morning. For longer gaps see storage services.

Yes, anywhere inside California. Los Angeles, Orange County and San Diego are hourly moves with double drive time; the Bay Area, Sacramento and the Central Valley go on a dedicated truck with a written flat estimate. We do not take moves out of state.

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What our customers say

4.7★ average from 1,600+ verified reviews across Southern California.

North Palm Springs movers — talk to us today

Serving North Palm Springs and the rest of Riverside County with local and long-distance moving, packing and storage.

12125 Day St., Moreno Valley, CA 92557 (877) 671-3535Every day 8am–7pm jfkmoving@gmail.com Serving Los Angeles County, Orange County, Riverside County, San Bernardino County, San Diego County
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Moving to or from North Palm Springs?

Tell us the address and what is in the house and garage, and you get a written estimate with no stair or long-carry fees.

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