Movers in Naples, Long Beach

Planning access on the islands

Naples is built on small islands in Alamitos Bay, connected by bridges, with homes lining the canals and narrow streets in between. Many waterfront homes face the canal walkways, which means the truck usually loads from the street side, sometimes with a longer carry than people expect.

• Narrow streets. Some streets are tight for a full-size moving truck. We plan the truck size and spot for your exact address.
• Canal-side homes. Furniture is carried from the home to the street side, so carry distance matters in the estimate.
• Limited parking. Street parking is scarce, especially in summer. Plan the move date and time with that in mind.
• Multi-level homes. Many Naples homes are built up rather than out, with interior stairs and decks.

Protecting valuable homes and furniture

Naples homes often have custom finishes, high-end furniture and artwork. We pad and wrap every piece, use floor runners where needed and plan the route through the house before anything moves. For art and fragile items, see our packing services.

Nearby areas

We also move clients in Belmont Shore and the Peninsula, and across the bay to Seal Beach and Los Alamitos.

A recent Naples move

These photos are from one of our moves on Florence Walk. The truck loaded from the street end, and every piece was padded and wrapped inside the home, then rolled along the canal walkway to the lift gate. That is the kind of carry we plan for in every Naples estimate.

Naples moving questions

Can a full-size moving truck get onto the islands?

It depends on the specific street. Tell us your address and we'll plan the truck size and the best place to load.

My home faces the canal. How does that work?

We load from the nearest street access and carry from there. Carry distance is included in your estimate, so there are no surprises on moving day.