Seattle, WA

Moving Service Areas Across Greater Seattle, WA

13 yrs
Seattle WA families served
★ 4.9 / 5
across 24 verified reviews
Licensed & insured
DOT & MC authority on file

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What Puget Sound customers say about our crews

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The Ground We Cover

We move Seattle proper and the towns rimming Puget Sound — craftsman bungalows in Ballard and Fremont, walk-ups on Capitol Hill, glass towers downtown and in South Lake Union. Steep Queen Anne staircases, tech relocations over the floating bridges, twentieth-floor condos: our crews handle all of it week in and week out.

Neighborhoods and Suburbs We Serve

  • Ballard and Fremont craftsman bungalows off Leary Way and SR-99
  • Capitol Hill and U-District apartments and walk-ups
  • West Seattle and Queen Anne homes on the hillsides
  • Bellevue, Redmond, and Kirkland across the I-90 and SR-520 bridges
  • Renton, Kent, and Everett single-families along I-405 and I-5

A Typical Job, Area by Area

Area Typical job
Ballard Craftsman bungalow with a narrow staircase
Capitol Hill Third-floor walk-up, parking only on the street
Bellevue / Redmond Eastside tech relocation over the floating bridge
West Seattle Hillside home with a long, sloped driveway
South Lake Union High-rise condo on a reserved freight elevator

Your street not on the list? We run everywhere across Greater Seattle — ring the number at the top and we’ll work up a price for your exact address.

Straight from our crew to your door

Hire our crew and every piece of the job answers to one roof — the truck in your driveway, the movers carrying your couch, and the company printed on the contract. A broker only resells your move to whatever carrier bids lowest, then steps away the moment the paperwork is signed.

TicTac Relocation
  • Trucks parked in our own yard, staffed by full-time movers we vetted and hired
  • A flat figure put down on paper up front, and that number is what you settle
  • Whoever carries your things out is who brings them back in at the new place
  • Bonded and insured on our own MC and US DOT authority, backed by a Washington WUTC permit
  • A single neighborhood office, and the same contact with you from the first call through the last box unloaded
A typical broker
  • Puts your move up for bid and pockets the gap when the cheapest hauler wins
  • A revised, higher price that only turns up once the truck arrives
  • Subcontracted hands you never spoke to touching everything you own
  • A shrug when you ask which company is really on the hook if something breaks
  • An offshore dispatch desk where a neighborhood moving crew should be

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