Stress-free local and long-distance moving for families and businesses throughout Beaverton and Washington County.
Beaverton splits roughly along the Canyon Road corridor, and the two halves move completely differently. North and west of Canyon Road — Cedar Hills and Five Oaks — you’re in older, transit-connected neighborhoods with mid-century homes on sidewalk-lined streets near Cedar Hills Crossing and the Sunset Transit Center; parking and narrower original lots are the usual challenge there. South of Canyon Road — Murrayhill, Sexton Mountain, Progress Ridge, South Cooper Mountain — is newer, larger-lot suburban construction, and those moves tend to have more straightforward truck access with more square footage to plan around.
Downtown Beaverton and the area around Nike’s 400-acre World Headquarters campus bring a different kind of job entirely: corporate relocations and apartment turnovers tied to the tech and footwear employment base that also includes Tektronix and Reser’s Fine Foods nearby. Whatever side of Canyon Road you’re on, our Beaverton movers plan the route before the truck ever shows up — and if timing is tight, a call to 503-544-7972 gets you a straight answer on same-day availability.
Smart planningClear, friendly communicationPacking done right with quality materialsSafe and efficient moves, near or farExtra care for fragile and valuable stuff
Comprehensive moving solutions designed to handle every detail of your relocation.
From Cedar Hills' older transit-connected streets to Progress Ridge's newer construction, our local movers plan around the half of Beaverton you're in.
Local Moving
Office relocations for the tech and corporate employers clustered near Nike's campus.
Commercial Moving
Pianos, gun safes, and hot tubs, including the larger Murrayhill and Sexton Mountain homes that tend to have them.
Specialty MovingBeaverton’s population has grown fast enough around Nike, Intel-adjacent commuting, and the west-side tech corridor that a lot of our Beaverton jobs are relocation moves — families and employees landing here for the commute, not just longtime residents shifting across town.
We’ve worked both halves of the city long enough to know that a Cedar Hills apartment move near the Sunset Transit Center has nothing in common with a five-bedroom Progress Ridge move, and we plan for that difference before quoting the job, not after.
We've been moving large homes, apartments, and townhomes across Beaverton and Washington County since 2006.
Trusted movers you can confidently welcome into your home.
We offer full-service moves or labor-only help tailored to fit your needs.
We know the Canyon Road divide before we even quote the job.
With OR-217 connecting south to Tigard and I-5, and MAX Light Rail running east into Portland and west through the Hillsboro tech corridor, Beaverton sits at a genuine crossroads — and a lot of our Beaverton movers work double duty, handling the local move itself and coordinating the long-distance leg for households relocating in from out of state for a Nike or tech job. That’s earned us a reputation as some of the most trusted Beaverton movers in the area.
17,000+ of Moves19+ Years in BusinessLocal and Long-Distance MovesA+ BBB Rating
When you choose Priority Moving, here’s how your residential moving service will unfold:
Schedule your move at a convenient time. We can start as early as 8 AM.
Optionally, we can pack everything or specific items and store them securely.
Your fragile and delicate items are packed with extra care to keep them safe.
Your belongings are safely transported in our moving trucks to your new home.
We unload, unpack, and rebuild furniture so you can rest easy the first night.
Once everything is in place, we remove packing materials so your home feels like home right away.
When most people think of a moving company, they’re thinking of moving day. Trucks, boxes, packing lists, and a whole lot of stress. They usually aren’t thinking of a job. But behind the scenes, working for a moving company offers dynamic and team-oriented jobs that provide more than just a paycheck.
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Moves are charged hourly. Things that influence how long a move takes include the size of your home and the amount of belongings to be moved, as well as crew size, number of trucks, access at each property (like parking limitations near the round, stairs in multi-story complexes, or tight residential streets near Cooper Mountain)
Yes. We provide full-service packing using professional materials for fragile items, electronics, and everyday household goods.
We recommend scheduling 2–4 weeks in advance, especially during summer or end-of-month.
Absolutely. We move pianos, oversized furniture, artwork, and other specialty items with proper equipment and care.
Yes. If you book packing services, we bring all the supplies you’ll need, including specialty boxes for fragile items.
We recommend being available to answer questions and give direction, especially at the start and finish. If you can’t be there, make sure someone you trust is on-site to sign paperwork and guide the crew.
Yes, if we have availability. Call us directly at 503-544-7972 and we’ll let you know what we can do.
We accept major credit cards, debit cards, and checks. Payment is due at the end of your move unless other arrangements are made in advance. We also offer financing.
Yes. Our residential movers are experienced with elevators, stairs, and limited parking access.
Absolutely. Our labor-only residential moving services are ideal if you’re driving your own truck.
Nope! It’s actually best to keep clothes in drawers as it reduces the likelihood of damage. Don’t worry about the weight; we have the right equipment to move heavy furniture safely.
Yes. We provide basic coverage based on item weight, and you can upgrade to full-value protection, even on moving day. We also recommend transporting irreplaceable or high-value items yourself. All our movers are employees and covered by workers’ comp, so you’re never liable for on-site injuries. Be cautious of companies with unusually low rates. There’s a chance they’re not insured.
Yes. Electronics and artwork must be properly packed to be covered by insurance. Original packaging or professional packing (which we offer) is required. See our What Not to Pack page for guidance. Talk to our team if you’d like us to pack delicate or high-value items for extra peace of mind.
Yes! We move pianos if they’re part of a larger household move and also provide piano-only moves. We move upright, baby grand, grand, and even children’s pianos.
Yes!
Only if they’re slate-crated and fully prepped for transport.
No. Please move house plants yourself since they can be damaged in moving trucks, and we’re not liable for damage. More info is available on our What Not to Pack page.
We don’t move pets, flammables, or liquids. Lawn mowers are okay if the gas is drained. Grills are fine, just disconnect the propane. See What Not to Pack for more.
No, but we do offer labor-only services if you’ve rented your own truck.
Yes. We regularly help seniors with downsizing and moving to retirement communities. Our crews are careful and patient, and we can coordinate directly with family members or facility staff.
