El Dorado Hills Movers
2 movers + truck from $135/hr · 3-hour minimum
El Dorado Hills Movers for
Larger Homes and Gated Communities
El Dorado Hills homes tend to be large, often two stories, and many sit on hillsides or behind a gate in neighborhoods like Serrano, Blackstone and Promontory. Long driveways, front steps and HOA rules are part of almost every move here, and Top Sacramento Moving Company crews plan for them from the start.
We bring enough movers for big homes and heavy furniture, pad and wrap every piece, and take apart and put back together beds and tables at no extra charge. Moving between El Dorado Hills and Folsom, Rancho Cordova or Sacramento? We do it every week.

How Much Do Movers Cost in El Dorado Hills?
You pay by the hour for the crew and truck, with a 3-hour minimum. Here is what actually decides the total for a El Dorado Hills move.
Day of the week
Monday–Tuesday is our special rate, Wednesday–Thursday is standard, and Friday–Sunday is our busiest time. Flexible on the date? Pick early in the week and save.
Crew size and how much you move
Two movers handle most apartments, larger homes need three or four. Boxes packed and furniture ready before we arrive mean fewer hours on the clock.
Distance between addresses
Only the drive between your two addresses counts, billed as double drive time under California rules. El Dorado Hills to Folsom is a short drive along Highway 50.
Hourly rates for 2 / 3 / 4 movers with truck: Mon–Tue special $111 / $165 / $215 · Wed–Thu $135 / $185 / $235 · Fri–Sun $145 / $195 / $245. Each additional mover +$50/hr. 3-hour minimum. Drive time is billed as double the drive between your two addresses (California rules) — never the trip to you or back to our yard. Stairs, long carries, padding, wrapping and furniture disassembly are always included.
Our Services
Moving Services for El Dorado Hills Homes and Businesses
House and apartment moves, packing, storage unit moves, office moves, labor-only loading and unloading, and upright pianos.
Why El Dorado Hills Families
Choose Us
- Everything included in the hourly rate – Furniture pads, shrink wrap, and taking apart and putting back beds and tables. No extra fees for stairs or long carries.
- Honest drive time – Only double the drive between your two addresses, as California rules allow. We never bill the trip to you or back to our yard.
- Our own experienced crews – The same local team every time, no subcontractors and no day-labor hires. Moving in the Sacramento area since 2005.
- Ready for big homes and gates – Gated entries, long driveways, hillsides and two-story homes are normal in El Dorado Hills. Carrying on slopes and stairs is part of the hourly rate.
- Easy payment – Credit or debit card, cash, Zelle or Venmo. You pay when the job is done.

Tips for Moving in El Dorado Hills
Arrange gate access
For gated communities, add our crew to the guest list or share the gate code before move day.
Check your HOA rules
Many neighborhoods limit truck parking and move hours. Send the rules to us and we follow them.
Mind the driveway
Tell us if your driveway is steep or long. We plan where the truck parks so the crew carries safely.
Plan around Highway 50
Highway 50 gets heavy at commute times. Morning starts are usually the fastest.
Box up small items early
Loose small items in closets, the kitchen and the garage take the most time on move day. Pack them a few days ahead.
Book early for summer
June to August is the busiest season. Reserve 2–4 weeks ahead, or choose a Monday or Tuesday for lower rates.
El Dorado Hills Neighborhoods We Serve
Serrano, Blackstone, Promontory, Highland Hills, Lake Forest, the area around El Dorado Hills Town Center and the neighborhoods near Folsom Lake.
We also move people between El Dorado Hills and Folsom, Rancho Cordova, Orangevale, Roseville, Sacramento and Elk Grove.
El Dorado Hills Moving FAQ
1. Do you work in gated communities?
Yes. Share the gate code or add our crew to the guest list, and send any HOA move rules. Hillsides, stairs and long carries are part of the hourly rate, with no extra fees.
2. How far ahead should I book a El Dorado Hills move?
Two to four weeks ahead is usually enough. For a summer weekend or the end of the month, book as early as you can.
3. What makes a move take longer?
Two things add the most time: lots of small loose items that still need to be packed, and furniture that has to be taken apart and put back together. Boxing up small items before move day saves the most time. Disassembly and reassembly are part of the hourly rate, with no extra fees.
4. How do I pay?
You pay when the move is finished, by credit or debit card, cash, Zelle or Venmo. There is no deposit to request an estimate. A $100 deposit reserves your date when you book and goes toward your final bill.
5. Are my things covered?
Yes. Basic coverage at 60 cents per pound per item is included at no cost, as California requires. If you want more protection for valuable furniture, ask us about full value protection before your move date.
Ready to Move in El Dorado Hills?
Tell us about your home and moving date, and we will reply with a clear hourly estimate. Call (916) 694-0544 or request your estimate online.
