Movers in Burien, WA

Looking for movers in Burien? We are based in Covington, roughly 25 minutes via SR-516 and I-5 away, and we move Burien households every week — local moves, long-distance runs across Washington, packing, labor-only help and furniture assembly. Licensed, bonded and insured, with one clear price agreed before we start.

Every move comes with a fully equipped truck, blankets, and a 4.9-star crew that treats your home like their own. Even last-minute, we confirm the essentials and lock your price before we start — urgency is never an excuse for a surprise bill.

What makes a Burien move different

Mid-century basements come up narrow stairs

The 1940s and 50s houses in Gregory Heights and Shorewood on the Sound almost all carry a full basement, and the stairs to it are steeper and narrower than anything built since. Whatever went down there over the decades, freezers, shop benches, the second couch, has to come back up through the same slot. We ask about the basement first, because that is where Burien house quotes go wrong.

Three Tree Point, planned honestly

Some Three Tree Point houses cannot be reached by truck at all; the access is a shared walkway or a long stair run between properties. A whole-house move there is a staging job: truck above, carry team below, and a realistic hour count agreed before we start. We have done it and we will tell you plainly what it takes.

Shared drives around Lake Burien

The houses ringing Lake Burien sit on quiet looping streets, and several load from narrow easement drives shared with a neighbor. A shared drive needs a conversation before moving day so nobody's car spends four hours trapped behind our truck. We will ask you about it when you book.

Olde Burien loads quickly

The older homes around Olde Burien sit close-set on a walkable grid, which makes them some of the quickest house loads in the city. We also take same-day house moves in Burien when the schedule has room, and the compact grid houses are exactly the jobs that fit.