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From downtown high-rises to North County cul-de-sacs, full-time crews move you for $129 an hour (two movers and a truck), billed in 15-minute increments with no stair, travel or fuel fees. Same-day and next-day dates available.In short
One Stop Moving & Storage is a licensed San Diego local moving company (CAL-190616) that moves apartments, condos, houses, dorms and small offices anywhere in San Diego County for $129 per hour for two movers and a truck, plus $50 per hour per additional mover. Billing is in 15-minute increments after a four-hour minimum, there is no travel, fuel or stair fee, and a $100 deposit holds the date. Every move includes blankets, padding, furniture wrapping, door and floor protection, free wardrobe boxes, 50 free boxes and $0.60-per-pound valuation coverage. Crews are full-time employees, never day labor.
CAL-190616 · USDOT 1956864 · $1M liability · 17+ years · 98% return rate
Local moves
we handle
Every kind of move inside San Diego County, with the access, paperwork and timing each one needs.
What a local
move costs
Simple hourly pricing with nothing added on. The clock starts when the crew arrives and stops when the last piece is placed; drive time between the two addresses is part of that time, not a separate fee.
Estimate my move costTypical totals: two-bedroom apartment in the same neighborhood, 3–4 hours, $600–$850. Two-bedroom house across town, 4–6 hours, $850–$1,200. Free in-home or video estimates for anything larger.
How a local move works
01
Quote
Call, request a quote online or book a free in-home or video estimate. You get the crew size, the hours to expect and the hourly rate in writing.
02
Plan
We reserve elevators, send COIs to your buildings, drop off boxes if you want to pack ahead and confirm parking for the truck.
03
Move day
The crew protects floors and doors, wraps furniture, loads, drives and places everything by room. Beds and tables are reassembled before we leave.
04
Settle in
Add unpacking and debris removal, or send what does not fit yet to our San Diego storage vaults until you are ready.
What to know about
moving in San Diego
Local details that change how a move day goes, and how we plan for them.
HOAs and certificates of insurance
Most condo towers and many HOA communities require a COI naming the building before movers can use the elevator or dock. We issue it the same business day and coordinate the move-in window with the property manager.
Hillside and canyon access
Mission Hills, La Mesa, Del Cerro and much of North County have steep driveways and long walks to the street. Tell us when you book so we send the right truck and crew count, and no stair or long-carry fee ever applies.
Parking downtown and at the coast
Downtown, Little Italy, North Park and the beach communities often need a temporary no-parking permit or a driveway plan for the truck. We advise on the loading plan when we see the address.
Military and PCS timing
Miramar, Coronado, Point Loma and Camp Pendleton families move on tight orders. Weekday dates and early starts keep the day on schedule; see our military moving page for PCS specifics.
College move-in weeks
UCSD, SDSU and USD move-in windows fill quickly in late August and early September. Book two weeks ahead and we work around RA check-ins and building rules.
Local movers across
San Diego County
Crews are based in Sorrento Valley and move throughout the county every day. City pages have neighborhood notes and local pricing examples.
Dates don’t line up?
Add storage from $99 a month
A portable container in your driveway, or full-service vault storage with pickup and redelivery in San Diego. Month to month, no long contract.
Local moving
FAQs
Straight answers before you book. Coordinators are available seven days a week, 7 AM to 7 PM.
How much does a local move in San Diego cost?
Local moves with One Stop Moving cost $129 per hour for two movers and a truck, plus $50 per hour for each additional mover, billed in 15-minute increments after a four-hour minimum. A two-bedroom apartment move within the same neighborhood typically runs $600 to $850; a cross-town two-bedroom house $850 to $1,200.
Is there a travel or fuel fee on local moves?
No. There is no travel fee, fuel fee or stair fee on local moves. Drive time between the two addresses is simply part of the hourly time, and the price you are quoted is the price you pay.
How long does a local move take?
A studio or one-bedroom usually takes three to four hours, a two-bedroom four to six hours, and a three-bedroom house six to nine hours, depending on stairs, elevators, walking distance to the truck and how much is packed before the crew arrives.
What is included in the hourly rate?
Two trained full-time movers, a fully equipped lift-gate truck, moving blankets, padding, furniture wrapping, door and floor protection, free wardrobe boxes, 50 free boxes and California’s standard $0.60-per-pound valuation coverage.
Do you move students into dorms and off-campus apartments?
Yes. We work around UCSD, SDSU and USD move-in windows, RA check-ins, elevator reservations and building rules, and we offer summer storage between leases.
Can you move me the same day?
Often, yes. Same-day and next-day local moves are available throughout San Diego County at the same $129-per-hour rate, with no rush surcharge.
Ready to book your local move?
Free, no-obligation quote with the crew size, hours and hourly rate in writing. Same-day and next-day dates are often available.