Foothill homes and horse properties
North San Dimas has larger homes on hillside lots, some with horse facilities and access to the city’s riding trails. Long driveways, barns, tack rooms and workshops add to the inventory, so we ask about them when you book and send a truck and crew sized for the whole property. We do not move animals.
Tract homes, condos and HOAs
Most of San Dimas is single-family homes from the 1960s to the 1980s, with condo and townhome communities near the 57 and the 210. HOAs often set move hours and parking rules; send them to us and we plan the crew and the truck around them. Stairs in townhomes and walk-ups are part of the hourly rate.
The 210, the 57 and summer weekends
The 210 and the 57 meet in San Dimas, and Raging Waters and Bonelli Park bring extra traffic on summer weekends. Moves to La Verne, Glendora or Covina are short hourly moves; for moves into Los Angeles or Orange County we start early. See local moving.