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Residential movers in Cave Creek deal with a town that changes block to block: a Town Core of historic buildings along Cave Creek Road, lots of an acre or more near Rogers Wash and Apache Wash, and horse properties. Here is how True Move runs each one.
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As home movers in Cave Creek, we treat the Town Core differently, since Cave Creek Road there is lined with shops, restaurants and galleries that draw visitors, so we plan loading around that traffic.
In 2008 Cave Creek grew by about 5,418 acres of State Trust Land around Rogers Wash and Apache Wash, with about 2,700 acres designated for low density homes on lots of at least one acre. Bigger lots mean longer carries from door to truck, so we ask about the carry before we quote.
Our movers are trained and experienced with all home moves. On a Cave Creek lot of an acre or more, that means planning one clear route from the door to the truck before anything is lifted.
We offer full packing or help with only certain items, plus loading, unloading and unpacking, using sturdy boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap and tape. We can place items in the rooms you choose, which matters in a house spread across a big lot.
True Move quotes in detail up front. Tell us about the driveway and the carry from door to truck on your Cave Creek lot, so the number matches the day.
Our team answers questions and gives updates. One question we raise early: a Cave Creek mailing address does not always mean the Town of Cave Creek, and the Tatum Ranch community says it is considered part of the city of Phoenix.
Rancho Mañana and Spur Cross began as cattle ranches, and Cave Creek Road was not paved all the way from Phoenix until 1952. Desert Rural owners with two contiguous acres may keep horses, and drivers must yield, so our local moves expect riders on the road.
Leaving Cave Creek for another state? Our well-maintained trucks and experienced drivers go anywhere there is a road. Cave Creek’s residential zones prohibit keeping a commercial vehicle over 13,000 lbs GVWR at a home, so we plan the truck as a loading-day visit.
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As a residential moving company in Cave Creek, we plan around the town having no trash service of its own. Private companies handle pickup, so bulky leftovers after a move can go with our pickup and haul off service.
Transparent pricing, no hidden fees, even on a long Cave Creek carry.
Our trained crew plans the carry and the truck spot before loading.
Local Know-How
Why True Move fits Cave Creek homes and lots
True Move moves homes across Cave Creek, from the Town Core area to the old ranch land around Spur Cross, with one process.
Access Planning
How access works near Rogers Wash and Apache Wash
Town Code 71.27 bars motorized vehicles from trails and washes, so we plan access by road.
Home Types
Ranch lots, Town Core spaces and Tatum Ranch addresses
Each setting changes the job: long carries on acre lots, busy loading near Cave Creek Road shops, and different rules where an address falls under Phoenix.
Starting a move in Cave Creek? Tell us which part of town you are in, because it changes the plan. Many homes in the Cave Creek and Desert Hills service areas run on private wells, and the town utility’s wastewater service covers only 729 accounts, so mention water hookups when you book. Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area sits about 5 miles north of town, so say if you are out that way. Share the driveway and the carry from door to truck, and we will build the quote around the real job.
A Cave Creek move runs in three stages: planning the access and the carry, loading and hauling, then unloading and placing everything in your rooms.
We ask about the driveway, the distance from door to truck and any steps. In the Town Core, we also plan where the truck can stop near shops.
Our crew loads along the route we planned, and drivers yield to horses on the road.
Once we arrive, we unload and unpack into the rooms you choose, so even a house spread over a large lot is set up before we leave.
Relocating your household from Cave Creek, locally or long distance? True Move handles both, including moves to any contiguous state, and we plan the start of the job around your actual address.
Not always. The Tatum Ranch Community Association says its master-planned community is considered part of the city of Phoenix, even with a Cave Creek mailing address. Because town rules on truck parking and trash apply to the Town of Cave Creek, give us your full street address when you request a quote, and we will plan the day around where the home actually sits.
In Cave Creek's Desert Rural, Single Residence and Multiple Residence zones, keeping or storing a commercial vehicle over 13,000 lbs GVWR is prohibited, as is one with dual rear wheels on rims over 17 inches. RVs, boats or trailers may sit outside the rear or side yard for loading and unloading for up to 72 hours, so we plan the truck as a loading-day visit.
No. Motorized vehicles are prohibited on trails and in washes under Cave Creek Town Code section 71.27, so the truck stays on roads. The town's 2008 growth around those washes designated about 2,700 acres for low density homes on lots of at least one acre, so tell us how long the carry is from the road to your door.
Cave Creek has no town trash service. Garbage pickup comes from private companies, including Area Disposal, Republic/Allied Services and Waste Management, and residents contact their chosen provider. For furniture, appliances or other bulk items left after your move, True Move also offers pickup and haul off, and we recycle and donate as much as possible.
Mention water, access and animals. Many homes in the Desert Hills and Cave Creek service areas run on private wells, so tell us about washer and water hookups. Spur Cross Ranch Conservation Area, 2,154 acres, lies roughly 5 miles north of town. Owners of two contiguous acres in Desert Rural zones may keep horses, and drivers must yield to them, so tell us what the road to your home is like.
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