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Looking for commercial movers in Paradise Valley? Space for business is limited, since any non-residential use needs a Special Use Permit, so we plan around the town’s rules first.
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The town bars trucks over 10,000 pounds except for local deliveries, so truck size and route are confirmed in advance.
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Office movers in Paradise Valley share the road with regional traffic. Town policy directs that traffic, trucks and heavy equipment included, onto Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard, so we plan the route and loading order for those two roads first.
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Any non-residential use here needs a Special Use Permit, and authorized uses include resorts, private schools, medical clinics and golf courses, so buildings are often not standard office suites. We handle retail, restaurant and office moves with packing and unpacking.
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Permitted hauling in town stops on weekends and holidays, so a gap between move-out and move-in can open up. We offer secure storage for inventory, equipment and supplies to bridge it.
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Resort development in town is concentrated along Lincoln Drive, including the 331-unit Mountain Shadows Resort and, on East Lincoln Drive South, the 201-unit Andaz Resort and a medical center. For a corporate move or new branch there, we handle packing, transport, and installation and setup of furniture and equipment.
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Under the town’s hauling permit, hauling is limited to 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard and 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on other streets, and trucks may not stage on streets. We build the load-out schedule inside those hours.
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MAG data cited by the town puts the worst congestion at midday, on eastbound Lincoln Drive, McDonald Drive and Chaparral Road between Invergordon Road and Scottsdale Road, and northbound Tatum Boulevard between McDonald Drive and Lincoln Drive. We pack and load early so trucks roll before it builds.
Choosing a commercial moving company in Paradise Valley comes down to local rules: weight limits, hauling hours and right-of-way paperwork. Ask how any mover plans for each before you sign.
Work in town right-of-way needs a permit and a $2 million liability certificate.
Hauling hours are limited, so we sequence floors, rooms and boxes in advance to finish inside them.
Streets curve around hillside areas, so electronics are packed to ride out the turns.
A resort, a clinic and a small office each get a different load plan.
We pack and move furniture, equipment and files, then set them up at the new location, working inside the town’s hauling hours.
Shops, restaurants and small offices each get a plan sized to the space and the street.
Curving streets and limited hauling hours leave little room for repacking. Our crew packs electronics, fragile items and valuable assets with high-quality materials, then unpacks at the new site so work can restart.
When a move-out date and a move-in date do not line up, we hold inventory, equipment and supplies in secure commercial storage until the new space is ready.
Call or text True Move for a free quote and a plan built around the town’s hauling hours.
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Local Routes
Routes planned around Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard.
We plan route, truck size and load order before arrival so the crew works inside the hauling window.
Equipment Care
Electronics and fragile items packed for curving roads.
Computers, monitors and files arrive organized and ready to use at the new office.
Town Rules
Weight limits, hauling hours and right-of-way rules in the plan.
Hauling stops on weekends and holidays, and trucks cannot stage on streets, so we plan weekday moves with on-site space for the truck.
Roads, hauling hours and permits shape every commercial job in town. A crew that plans around Lincoln Drive, Tatum Boulevard and the town’s rules spends the day moving your business, not waiting.
Confirm a weekday move date, ask the building about truck access, and tell us which floors move first. We handle packing and load order.
True Move moves offices, shops and restaurants in Paradise Valley. Tell us the address, the floors, the date and whether the work touches town right-of-way, and we will plan the route, truck and hours around the town’s rules.
The Town of Paradise Valley prohibits all trucks weighing more than 10,000 pounds from town streets except for local deliveries. That makes truck size and route a question to settle before moving day. Tell us your address and what is moving, and we will confirm the truck and approach with you.
Not under the town's hauling permit rules, which bar permitted hauling on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Weekday moves are the norm, and a gap between move-out and move-in can be bridged with secure storage. Plan your lease dates and building access around a weekday load-out, and we will set the schedule with you.
The town connects to neighboring cities mainly by Tatum Boulevard and Lincoln Drive, plus Shea Boulevard, Scottsdale Road and 32nd Street. Town policy directs regional pass-through traffic, trucks included, onto Lincoln Drive and Tatum Boulevard. We pick the approach for your building and plan around those roads.
Commercial space here is limited: any non-residential use needs a Special Use Permit, and authorized uses include resorts, medical clinics, private schools and golf courses. Along Lincoln Drive that means sites like the 331-unit Mountain Shadows Resort and, on East Lincoln Drive South, the 201-unit Andaz Resort and a medical center. We plan loading around each site's access and the town's hours.
A Paradise Valley Right-of-Way Permit is required for work in town-owned right-of-way, and it requires a $2 million liability certificate of insurance naming the town as additional insured. If your move touches town right-of-way, tell us early so that paperwork and timing are part of the plan before moving day.
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