How Easy Offload Handles Full Service Movers
We pack it, load it, drive it, unload it, and unpack it — the whole move, start to finish, with one crew.
What Full Service Movers Covers
A full-service move is the one where the paperwork actually matters — movers that cross state lines need a USDOT and MC number instead of the CPUC permit that covers a same-state move, and a full-service crew is the one handling both the packing and the driving under whichever rule applies. Full Service Movers at Easy Offload means our crew packs the house, loads the truck, drives it, unloads it, and unpacks at the other end — the entire job, not a piece of it.
- Full packing of the entire household, room by room
- Loading, using furniture pads, straps, and the right equipment for heavy pieces
- Driving — local or long-distance, under the same crew from pickup to delivery
- Unloading at the new address
- Unpacking, so boxes don't sit around for weeks after the move
- Furniture disassembly and reassembly, beds and large pieces included
- Specialty items — pianos, safes, and pool tables, handled with the right gear
A family PCSing out of state, packed and loaded in a day and unpacked at the new address a week later.
A full house move across San Diego where the household didn't want to pack a single box themselves.
A downsizing move where furniture got disassembled, moved, and reassembled in a smaller condo, boxes unpacked the same week.
Who Books Full Service Movers
Households that want to be hands-off
Paying for the whole job so nothing about moving day falls on them.
Military families on PCS orders
A move that has to happen on a fixed schedule, packed and loaded without weeks of prep time.
Long-distance movers
A move across state lines where packing, loading, and driving under one crew is worth the cost of coordinating it separately.
Households short on time or physically unable to help
No packing, no lifting, no driving required from anyone in the home.
How Long a Move Takes
A full-service move takes longer than a load-only job because packing happens first, but it also means less total effort spread across fewer days. A one-bedroom might be packed and loaded in a single day. A full house usually needs a full day for packing and another for loading, especially if the destination's a long drive away.
- Studio or one-bedroom
- Packed and loaded in a single day by a small crew.
- Family home
- Packing and loading often split across two days, depending on how much the household has.
- Long-distance move
- Add driving and delivery time on top of packing and loading — we'll give you a realistic delivery window, not a guess.
How Moving Quotes Are Built
Local full-service moves are priced by crew size and hours, same as any local move, but with packing time added to the loading time. Long-distance and interstate full-service moves are priced by weight and distance instead, under the tariff system those movers are required to file. Either way, the inventory decides the price more than the map does.
Crew and truck size
Sized to handle packing and loading together, not just loading alone.
Packing volume
A household that needs everything packed takes longer than one that's partly boxed already.
Stairs, elevators, and access
Extra time between the truck and the door adds labor on both the packing and loading sides.
Season
Full-service crews book up fastest of anything we run once summer hits, so early booking matters more here than for any other service.
Give us your pickup and delivery addresses and roughly what's in the home, and we'll map out what full-service looks like for your move before anything's locked in.
Full Service Movers vs Doing It Yourself
Full-service is the most hands-off option we offer, so the honest comparison isn't really against a rental truck — it's against doing the whole move yourself, packing included. For a small, local move, that's still a real option.
| Factor | Full Service Movers with a crew | Renting a dumpster |
|---|---|---|
| Packing | Our crew packs the entire household. | You pack every box yourself, usually across several evenings. |
| Labor | Our crew loads, carries, and unloads everything. | You and whoever you can round up handle the lifting. |
| Truck | We bring a truck sized to the job and drive it, local or long-distance. | You rent, drive, and return the truck yourself. |
| Unpacking | Boxes get unpacked at the new address, not left for weeks. | Unpacking happens whenever you get around to it. |
| Best for | A full household, a long distance, or anyone who wants the whole job off their plate. | A small local move with a short timeline and friends who'll help. |
For a studio and a short drive, doing the whole thing yourself is still the simpler, cheaper call. Full-service earns its cost once it's a full household, a long distance, or a timeline that doesn't leave room to pack and load it all yourself.
What We Can and Can't Carry
We take
- Furniture — sofas, beds, dressers, and dining sets
- Kitchenware, glassware, and household goods, packed by our crew
- Appliances — washers, dryers, and refrigerators
- Artwork, mirrors, and framed items
- Electronics and TVs
- Pianos, pool tables, and other heavy specialty items
- Safes and gun safes, handled with the right equipment
- Patio and outdoor furniture
We can't take
- Hazardous materials — paint, solvents, and chemicals
- Fuel and propane tanks
- Perishable food
- Plants, on moves that cross state lines
- Firearms and ammunition
Anything hazardous gets flagged during packing rather than loaded — it needs a separate disposal route we can't provide. Firearms travel with a household member instead of the truck, and plants usually can't cross state lines on a long-distance move.
What You Don't Take With You
A full-service move is usually when a household finally sorts out what it doesn't want to pack, load, and unpack all over again at the other end. Deciding that before packing day means less to box up in the first place.
Donated
Furniture and household goods still in good shape can go to donation instead of getting packed at all.
Sold
An item worth real money is frequently easier to sell outright than to pack, transport, and find space for at the new place.
Hauled
What's not worth keeping gets hauled by our junk removal crews, sometimes before the packing crew even arrives.
How to Get Ready for Moving Day
- Sort what's coming from what isn't before packing day.
- Set aside anything that needs to travel with you directly instead of on the truck.
- Reserve your building's elevator or loading dock ahead of time if it requires one.
- Tell us about anything fragile, high-value, or oddly shaped before the crew starts packing.
Full-service means we're doing the packing too, so there's genuinely less to prepare — mostly just deciding what's not coming along.
Full Service Movers Near Me — How Our Coverage Works
Full-service jobs take the most crew time of anything we book, so "full service movers near me" often comes down to which week has an opening rather than which crew is geographically closest. We run these across San Diego County and book them further ahead than any other service on this site.
Send your ZIP and roughly what's in the home, and we'll confirm the earliest date a full crew's available.
Where We Offer Full Service Movers
Here's where to book Full Service Movers across San Diego.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What exactly does full-service include?
Packing, loading, driving, unloading, and unpacking — the entire move, handled by one crew from start to finish. If you'd rather handle any piece yourself, we can scale it back.
Is full-service the same as residential movers?
Residential movers is the broad term for any household move. Full-service is the specific version where we handle every step, including packing and unpacking, rather than just loading and driving.
Are you licensed for long-distance full-service moves?
Full-service moves that stay inside California operate under a CPUC household goods carrier permit and Cal-T number. Once a move crosses state lines, federal rules take over instead, and the mover needs a USDOT number and an MC number from the FMCSA rather than the state credential. Ask which applies to your move before booking.
How do I know if you cover full service movers near me?
Send your ZIP and roughly what's in the home. Full-service books up furthest ahead of anything we offer, so we'll tell you the earliest available date along with coverage.
How far ahead should I book a full-service move?
A few weeks at minimum, more if it falls in summer — full-service jobs take the most crew time of anything we run, so they book up first during peak season.
Do you unpack everything, or just deliver the boxes?
Unpacking is part of full-service by default — boxes get emptied at the new address instead of sitting around for weeks. Tell us if you'd rather handle unpacking yourself.
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