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Tarzana Movers

JFK Moving moves homes, condos and apartments in Tarzana, from the hillside streets south of Ventura Boulevard to the apartment buildings north of the 101. Our Los Angeles office is about 16 miles away, and every move comes with a written estimate, wrapped furniture and no stair or long-carry fees.

  • 4.7 from 1,600+ reviews
  • Licensed & insured
  • Los Angeles office · about 16 mi

What a Tarzana 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 Tarzana

Moving in Tarzana

Hillside homes south of Ventura

South of Ventura Boulevard, Tarzana climbs into the Santa Monica Mountains, with larger homes around Braemar Country Club and on narrow, winding streets toward Mulholland. Steep driveways and stairs from the street are common. We check the access before moving day, bring a truck that can park and turn around, and shuttle furniture in a smaller vehicle when a full-size truck cannot reach the house.

Apartments and condos north of the Boulevard

Between Ventura Boulevard and the 101 and beyond, Tarzana is mostly apartments, condos and smaller single-family homes. Apartment moves are about the elevator, the stairs and the parking: we send the certificate of insurance to buildings that need one, book the crew into your elevator window and send enough movers so walk-up stairs do not stretch the day.

Ventura Boulevard and the 101

The 101 runs right through Tarzana and is slow at rush hour in both directions, and Ventura Boulevard and Reseda Boulevard back up near the hospital and shops. Weekday mornings are the easiest time to move. Moves to Encino, Woodland Hills and the rest of the San Fernando Valley are short hourly moves. See local moving.

How it works

Your Tarzana 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 Tarzana 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 Tarzana: questions and answers

Local moves are hourly for the crew and truck, plus double drive time between your two addresses. On weekdays two movers start at $119 an hour and three at $159; weekends and month-end can differ. A one-bedroom apartment is usually a half-day for two movers; a four-bedroom hillside home is most of a day for three or four. You get a written estimate after a short video walk-through.

Yes. Stairs and long carries are part of the hourly rate and are never billed as extras. We check the street and driveway first and shuttle furniture in a smaller vehicle if a large truck cannot get close.

Yes. Send us the building’s requirements and we issue the COI before moving day, then schedule the crew to your elevator reservation.

Yes, at a flat fee quoted in advance: upright pianos from $199 and grand pianos from $249, more when there are stairs. See piano moving.

Reviews

What our customers say

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

Tarzana movers — talk to us today

Serving Tarzana and the rest of Los Angeles 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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Planning a Tarzana move?

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