Moving in Hurricane
Hurricane sits about 20 miles east of St. George on SR-9, between Sand Hollow State Park and the road to Zion. Homes here tend to come with bigger lots, garages and shops, which usually means more to move than the square footage suggests.
From Hurricane it’s SR-9 to I-15 and then wherever you’re headed: St. George for a local move, north toward Cedar City and the Wasatch Front, or out of state. Hurricane is also our jumping-off point for LaVerkin, Toquerville and Springdale.
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- Local moves
- Hurricane to St. George and around the county
- Heavy items
- Safes, hot tubs, pianos, gym equipment
- Long distance
- Walkthrough first, binding estimate available
- Licensed
- USDOT 3508968 · MC-1470317
Before a Hurricane move
Walk the garage and shop
Tools, workbenches, gym equipment and yard gear add up fast. Walk the garage and any sheds before you call so your estimate includes them.
Tell us about access
Long driveways, gravel roads and tight turns change where the truck can park. Mention them up front so we can plan.
Hot tubs and safes
Heavy items need equipment and a plan. Send a photo and describe the route out, including gates, slopes and steps.
Have it ready
Because there’s a drive involved, the more that’s packed and staged when we arrive, the faster the day goes.
Hurricane moving questions
Do you cover Dixie Springs and the Sand Hollow area?
Yes. We cover Hurricane and the surrounding area, including Dixie Springs and the neighborhoods out toward Sand Hollow.
Can you move a hot tub out of a Hurricane backyard?
Hot tubs are one of the heavy items we move. Send a photo and the access route when you request a quote so we can plan the crew and equipment.
Do you go up to Springdale and Zion?
Yes. Springdale and the towns along SR-9 are part of our Southern Utah service area.