LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
Long Beach Movers and Moving Help
Long Beach, CA is a big city with very different rules from block to block — and the moving plan starts with the same distinction used across this site: a full-service local move includes our truck and driver, while moving labor covers a rental truck, trailer, or portable container you arrange. 365 Days Labor Movers is based in San Diego and serves Long Beach, including moves entirely within the city.
Call (800) 481-4049
THE DAY PLAN
Check the Long Beach loading position before move day
Long Beach street rules can change what looks like a simple move. The practical order:
- Confirm the legal parking position for the actual vehicle at both addresses
- Check the street-sweeping schedule and posted signs for the exact block
- Ask the property manager about elevator, loading dock, and move-hour rules
- Then match the crew size and loading plan to the carry distance and inventory
This sequence prevents the most common Long Beach surprises: a truck in an alley, a blocked sweeping zone, or a reserved elevator that was never booked.
CREW AND QUOTE
Crew, equipment, and charges for Long Beach
The crew brings moving dollies, furniture pads and moving blankets, and standard furniture protection; packing materials are included in the price of the work. Basic beds and tables can be disassembled and reassembled as part of the moving time.
Your written estimate covers crew size, the charging basis, any minimum, travel charges, and extras — from a condo tower downtown to a craftsman in Belmont Heights, the plan reflects the building you actually have.
ACCESS CHECKS
Street, permit, and building checks for your Long Beach move
- Street sweeping: use the City’s address lookup for the sweeping schedule, and follow posted signs even on rainy days.
- Alley parking: check the city’s alley-parking rules and whether your proposed loading location is permitted.
- Curb markings: yellow and red curbs have specific loading and stopping rules — review the City’s parking rules and FAQ and let posted signs control.
- Reserving public curb space: if the move would block a lane, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way, ask the City whether a permit or no-parking process applies — a written estimate does not reserve public curb space.
- Building rules: for apartments and condos, ask about elevator reservations, loading-dock access, move hours, and common-area protection.
GOOD TO KNOW
Long Beach moving questions
Can you serve a Long Beach move from San Diego?
Yes. Crews travel from San Diego to Long Beach for confirmed jobs, and travel charges and available dates are checked before you choose a date — including moves that start and end within Long Beach.
Who arranges the oversized vehicle parking permit in Long Beach?
The customer or property manager confirms the parking plan. Long Beach offers a temporary oversized vehicle parking permit process, and the customer contacts the appropriate city department. A moving estimate does not reserve public curb space.
What happens if a detail changes after the estimate?
Tell us before move day so the quote can be updated — the written estimate stays the single source of truth for the crew, the terms, and the plan.
Request a Long Beach estimate
Leave your first name, last name, email, and phone number. A coordinator calls you back within one business day to go over both addresses, the items and the access at each end. The written estimate then includes the drive from our San Diego base and any travel charge, so nothing about the route is settled on moving day.
Request a Long Beach estimate