Moving in Santa Clara
Santa Clara is the small town tucked between St. George and Ivins along the Santa Clara River. It has established neighborhoods, hillside homes up in Santa Clara Heights and some of the oldest streets in the county around the historic Jacob Hamblin Home.
Most Santa Clara moves are local: across town, into St. George or out to Ivins and Kayenta. When a Santa Clara move is headed out of state, we do the walkthrough here first so the estimate covers the whole trip.
“They were gentle with our belongings, worked hard and steady and took care of many additional items for us. Pricing was fair.”
- Local moves
- Santa Clara, Ivins, St. George
- Downsizing
- Donation and consignment drop-offs
- Moving bins
- Free reusable bins on local moves
- Licensed
- USDOT 3508968 · MC-1470317
Before a Santa Clara move
Steep driveways
Homes built into the hill often come with steep driveways and outdoor steps. Tell us about them so we bring dollies and ramps that fit.
Downsizing? Sort early
Decide early what’s coming with you, what’s going to family and what’s being donated. We can drop furniture at a donation or consignment center during the move.
Older homes, narrower doors
Older houses can mean tighter hallways and doorways. Measure the biggest pieces against the narrowest doorway at the new place.
Borrow our bins
Local customers can borrow our sturdy reusable moving bins free of charge. Less cardboard to buy, less to break down afterward.
Santa Clara moving questions
Can you take furniture to a donation center during our move?
Yes. Tell us where it’s going, whether a donation center, a consignment store or a family member’s house, and we’ll build the stop into the day.
Do you serve Santa Clara Heights?
Yes. We cover all of Santa Clara, including the hillside homes in Santa Clara Heights.
How do the free moving bins work?
Local moving customers can borrow our black reusable bins with yellow lids at no charge. Ask about them when you book your move.