Local and long-distance moving for Wilsonville families and businesses — from the pedestrian-oriented streets of Villebois to the growing Frog Pond neighborhoods.
Wilsonville is a city built in phases you can still see today, and each one moves a little differently. Villebois, the 2,300-home master-planned community on the west side, was designed around European-village walkability — narrow streets, alley-loaded garages, and homes packed close together, which means our local movers often park a block away and hand-carry rather than pulling a truck up to the front door. Frog Pond, the 500-acre growth area on the northeast edge, is the opposite problem: brand-new construction still going up, meaning move-in day sometimes means coordinating around active builder traffic. Old Town, over by Boones Ferry Park, is Wilsonville’s original core and moves more like a typical small-town street grid. And with major employers like Mentor Graphics, Rockwell Collins, and FLIR clustered near the Coffee Creek industrial area, our commercial moving team regularly handles office relocations timed around shift schedules rather than a generic 9-to-5 window.
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 Wilsonville relocation.
From Villebois's tight, walkable streets to newer Frog Pond construction, our local movers adjust for the block, not just the address.
Local Moving
Office moves near Coffee Creek's employer corridor, handled by our commercial moving team.
Commercial Moving
Secure, climate-controlled storage for the gap between move-out and move-in — useful if your Frog Pond build isn't quite finished yet.
Storage Solutions
Pianos, gun safes, and hot tubs, including tight alley-garage access common in Villebois.
Specialty MovingVillebois looks nothing like a standard subdivision, and treating it like one is the fastest way to end up blocking a street that wasn’t built for a full-size truck.
We’ve moved enough families in and out of its alley-loaded garages and pedestrian courts to know where to actually park before we even arrive, and the same goes for the newer Frog Pond builds where a construction crew might still be finishing the driveway next door. Whether your move stays inside Wilsonville or becomes a long-distance relocation, that local groundwork doesn’t change.
Home moving is stressful, but it doesn't have to be. Priority Moving's reliable crew shows up on time and gets you settled into your new home with ease.
We've been moving homes across Wilsonville and Clackamas County since 2006.
Trusted movers you can confidently welcome into your home.
Full-service moves or labor-only help, built around your timeline.
We know Villebois's alley-loaded garages don't work like a normal driveway.
With the I-5/Wilsonville Road interchange right in town and the WES commuter rail terminus at the Wilsonville Transit Center, this is a genuinely easy launch point for a long-distance move — and a lot of our Wilsonville jobs start there.
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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Get in touch today and experience the difference of a reliable, family-run moving company dedicated to your peace of mind. Contact us to get started.
Rates are hourly, and the total depends on the property — Villebois’s narrow, alley-loaded streets often mean a longer carry than a standard driveway, while newer Frog Pond builds are usually straightforward.
Yes — see our full packing services page for what’s included.
2–4 weeks is typical, and if you’re moving into a still-finishing Frog Pond build, coordinate timing around your builder’s completion date.
Yes — see specialty moving for pianos, gun safes, and hot tubs.
Yes, as part of packing services, including specialty boxes for fragile items.
Ideally at the start and finish. If you can’t be there, have someone you trust on-site.
If we have availability, yes. Call 503-544-7972 to check.
Major credit cards, debit cards, checks, and financing.
Yes; see local moving
Yes — see labor-only moving.
No — it’s actually better to leave them in.
Yes, basic coverage by item weight with full-value protection available.
Yes — see our What Not to Pack page for what qualifies.
Yes — see specialty moving, including the tighter stairwells common in McLoughlin’s older homes.
Yes!
Only if slate-crated and prepped for transport.
No — too easily damaged in transit.
Pets, flammables, liquids. See What Not to Pack for more.
No, but we offer labor-only service for a truck you’ve rented elsewhere.
Yes — including downsizing moves into retirement communities, coordinated directly with family or facility staff.
