Moving To and From Your Storage Unit

You Have the Storage Unit. We Handle the Move.

You already figured out the storage. You have a unit at Public Storage in Concord, Extra Space in Oakland, or wherever makes sense for your situation. What you need now is a crew to get your belongings there or back out again without damaging anything in the process.

That is exactly what this service is. We show up at your storage facility or your home, load everything correctly, and deliver it where it needs to go. We work with any facility in the Bay Area and coordinate access hours and gate codes directly so you do not have to manage that back and forth.

Every job includes a trained crew, a fully equipped truck, moving blankets, shrink wrap, tape, and crew tools at no extra charge. Furniture gets wrapped before it goes into the unit and placed in the correct rooms when it comes back out. We disassemble pieces that will not fit through doors and reassemble at the destination.

Billing is hourly with a minimum, prorated in 15-minute increments. California double drive time applies between pickup and delivery as required by state regulation. A $100 non-refundable deposit holds your date and applies to the final invoice. Licensed under Cal-T201700 with full cargo and liability insurance.

How It Works

1. Get your free estimate. Call (510) 495-1884 or fill out our online form. Tell us the direction of the move, your facility name and location, and the size of your load. We give you an honest quote.

2. We show up and handle it. The crew arrives on time, wraps all furniture on site, and loads the truck. For split-destination moves, we load strategically so each stop unloads cleanly without shuffling the whole truck.

3. Everything lands where it belongs. Storage-bound items go into your unit with heavy pieces against the walls and boxes stacked tight. Home-bound items get placed in the correct rooms with furniture reassembled.

Split-Destination Moves

A split-destination move is when part of your load goes to your new home and the rest goes to your storage unit on the same trip. One truck, one crew, two stops.

This comes up regularly when someone is downsizing and does not have room for everything yet, moving into a smaller place temporarily, or staging a home for sale and moving some furniture out.

We load the truck so the first stop unloads cleanly without moving everything that is going to the second stop. You do not pay for a second trip and the crew is not shuffling the whole truck at the storage facility.

What to Know Before the Crew Arrives

Appliances need to be ready before we get there. Refrigerators, freezers, washers, and dryers must be fully disconnected, drained, and dried before the crew arrives. Moisture inside an appliance can damage other items in storage over time. Our crew moves the unit but does not disconnect or reconnect plumbing, gas, or electrical lines.

Let your facility know movers are coming. Confirm that access is available during your scheduled window and pass along any gate codes or check-in requirements to the crew lead when they arrive.

Clear a path to your unit if you can. It is not required, but it saves time on the clock. The crew handles pulling items out, wrapping on site, and loading.

Tell us about stairs or elevators at both locations. Most storage facilities have flat access, but some units are on upper floors. Stairs and elevator waits affect how long the job takes and should be included in your estimate call.

Storage Moves Across the Bay Area

In Oakland, we regularly move belongings into and out of units on San Leandro Street and International Boulevard for renters between leases. We know the access rules and loading procedures at the major facilities in the area.

In Berkeley, students between semesters and residents between rentals store entire households and need everything retrieved and set up in a new place when they are ready. Tight parking near campus makes a professional crew significantly faster than a DIY approach.

In Concord, storage facilities along Clayton Road attract renters from across the East Bay. We handle pickup from Concord and delivery anywhere in the Bay Area on the same trip.

In Alameda, split-destination moves are common. Part of the load goes to an apartment on the island and the rest goes to a storage facility on the mainland, all in one trip.

Moving belongings to or from a storage unit still requires a licensed mover under California law. Verify any mover's license through BHGS before booking. Our license number is Cal-T201700. The California moving consumer rights guide covers your rights on these jobs.

If you need someone to coordinate the full gap between your move-out and move-in dates, including finding and managing the storage, see our moving and storage coordination service. For loading and unloading help without transport, see our storage container loading service. See all our moving services or get your free estimate today.