A white-glove crew that shows up on time, treats your home like a gallery, and carries every last box — so you step into your next chapter without lifting a finger or losing a night's sleep.
In writing, on every contract — not marketing promises.
We show up when we say we will, or you get paid. Your time is not negotiable.
If your crew arrives after your scheduled arrival window, you get a $50 credit for every full 30 minutes of delay, applied to your final invoice, up to a set maximum of $300. This credit does not apply when the delay is caused by weather, traffic or road conditions, anything outside our control, or a change on your end. We value your time and work hard to arrive as scheduled.
$2/lb per article, while the industry standard minimum is only 60¢/lb. Most movers stop there. We don't.
You'll see your crew's names and faces before they walk through your door. Trust starts before we arrive.
We follow up within 24 hours to make sure you're 100% happy. Our job isn't done until you're satisfied.
A dedicated person manages your entire move, from first call to last box. You'll never be passed around.
Know exactly where your belongings are at every moment. No anxiety. No guessing. Full visibility.
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The details that separate a premium move from a stressful one.
Senior crews who have handled thousands of Bay Area homes — Victorians, high-rises and hillside estates alike. The same trained, background-checked movers, year after year.
Floor runners down before the first box moves. Blanket wrap, padded doorframes and custom crating for art and antiques — standard on every job, not an upsell.
Evenings, weekends, last-minute dates and storage between homes. Packing crews the day before, unpacking the day after — as much or as little help as you want.
One dedicated coordinator owns your move from the first call to the final walkthrough. One name, one number — questions get answers, not a call center.
An operations manager checks in on moving day — walking the job, backing up the crew, and fixing anything on the spot. Quality never depends on luck.
Every detail handled — packing, protection, transport and furniture placement. Built for delicate, high-value and specialty pieces, applied to every home.
One coordinator owns your move from the first call to the last box.
Ten minutes on your phone. We count every item and send a binding written quote the same day.
A two-hour arrival window. Crew names and truck number sent the night before.
You pay the number you were quoted. Time is billed in 15-minute increments — never a full hour you didn't use.
4.9/5 across 9,100+ verified reviews on Google, Yelp and BBB.
“I have used many different moving companies in my lifetime, probably more than the typical person. So I know what I am talking about — these guys are the best.”
“Roman and Roman left about 15 minutes ago and I just had to give them a digital high five. My move was down 17 stairs, then 40 more — flawless.”
“They wrapped every piece of furniture like it was going to a museum. Nothing scratched, nothing lost, and they finished under the estimate.”
“Spectacular moving company. Very competitive rates — a flat hourly fee with no extra charge for gas, travel, or packing equipment. Fast and careful.”
“Fast quote, cheap price, easy, seamless, careful handling — and they even handled the parking permits. Max and Eli had it covered.”
“After reviewing other moving companies, the reviews here were what caught my eye. They made my whole move stress-free from start to finish.”
No stock photos — our crews, our trucks, our customers' homes.
Federal and California credentials, publicly verifiable. Cargo, auto liability and workers' comp on every job.
How to verify us →Our yard is on Scott Blvd in Santa Clara — South Bay jobs never carry a long drive-time charge.
Transparent pricing, binding quotes, no hidden fees. Here's how Bay Area moving costs actually work.
Local moves in the Bay Area are billed at a flat hourly rate — typically $110–$150 per hour for a two-person crew, with the truck, equipment and careful wrapping included. No fuel surcharges, no travel padding, no moving-day renegotiation. Long distance moves are priced by weight, averaging $0.70–$0.95 per pound. California law requires a written, binding "Not-to-Exceed" estimate after a visual survey — which is exactly what we provide, the same day.
Want to spend less? Book 2–4 weeks ahead, move mid-month on a Tuesday or Wednesday, and declutter first to cut the load. See our full rate card.
In California, a legitimate mover must hold an active CAL-T permit and be registered with the state. Don't take our word for it — check.
How to verify us →For local, intrastate moves, a company must hold an active CAL-T permit issued through the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) and be registered with the Bureau of Household Goods and Services (BHGS). For interstate long distance moves, movers need a valid USDOT and MC number registered with the FMCSA. B2 Moving Company is fully licensed and insured — CA Permit 581337, MTR 0192394 — and carries cargo, auto liability and workers' comp on every job.
Before hiring any mover, check Yelp and the Better Business Bureau, request multiple written estimates, and confirm the crew are full-time employees rather than day-labor subcontractors. Every B2 crew is background-checked and on our payroll.
A local two-person crew typically runs $110–$150 per hour with a two-hour minimum; the truck, equipment and wrapping are included. Long distance moves are priced by weight, averaging $0.70–$0.95 per pound. We give free estimates and a binding written quote, so there are no surprises on moving day.
Long distance moving is priced on the weight of your shipment and the mileage, averaging $0.70–$0.95 per pound. A typical cross-state move ranges from $2,000 to $6,000; a 50-mile move usually costs $600–$1,500 depending on home size. Long distance movers are worth it when you want your belongings insured, wrapped, and delivered on a guaranteed date.
Ask for their CA Permit / CAL-T number and verify it with the CPUC, check BHGS registration, and request a certificate of insurance. For interstate moves, confirm a USDOT and MC number with the FMCSA. A moving company should always be bonded and insured before it touches your belongings. We provide certificates of insurance for HOAs and building managers on request.
Watch for no CA license or CAL-T number, large cash deposits, quotes given without a home survey, and hidden fees. A trustworthy company is fully licensed, bonded and insured, and gives transparent pricing with a written "Not-to-Exceed" estimate.
Book at least 2–4 weeks ahead, and earlier for the spring and end-of-month rush. The cheapest days to move are mid-week (Tuesday or Wednesday) and mid-month. Decluttering before the move reduces the load and the cost.
Yes. We offer full or partial packing services, deliver moving boxes and packing supplies, and can pack the day before and unpack the day after. Our Santa Clara warehouse offers secure, climate-aware storage for when your move-out and move-in dates don't line up.
Send the basics — we'll come back with a binding written quote and a crew you'll know by name.
(669) 999-5505