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Looking for local movers in Scottsdale? True Move handles homes, offices, packing and cleanouts, and every job starts with questions about gates, loading spots and building rules before the truck rolls.
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The Scottsdale Airpark is the city’s largest employment area, home to corporate headquarters, technology firms and aviation-related businesses. For an office move there, we map building access and timing with your property contact before moving day.
Scottsdale requires an approved barricade plan for any activity that restricts or closes public right-of-way, with exceptions such as placement on a local residential street. Violations can carry fines of up to $2,500 per day, so tell us early if a loading spot would block a lane or sidewalk.
We move homes, condos and apartments, plus storage-unit shifts. Scottsdale elevation runs from 1,150 to 4,877 feet, so near the McDowell Mountains we ask about driveway slope before the truck arrives.
In southern Scottsdale, the McDowell Road Corridor is the city’s freeway-access business area, with access to SkySong, ASU’s Innovation Center. We handle office, business and corporate relocations there, packing furniture, equipment and files.
Long hauls from Scottsdale go anywhere in the contiguous states. For pickups near the Greater Airpark, the Loop 101 Pima Freeway runs along its southeast edge, which keeps the first leg of the trip simple.
Scottsdale’s winter and spring event season includes Barrett-Jackson, Parada del Sol and, in March, San Francisco Giants spring training in Old Town. We pack glassware, antiques and artwork ahead of time, then unpack and place everything where you want it.
Scottsdale’s monthly brush and bulk collection allows piles out no sooner than 3 days before the Monday of your scheduled week, and crews do not return once the street is serviced. If you miss it, we haul furniture, appliances and yard waste, donating or recycling where we can.
The Greater Airpark covers 5,400 acres and includes Scottsdale Airport and WestWorld, bounded roughly by Thompson Peak Parkway and Grayhawk on the north, Loop 101 on the southeast and Scottsdale Road on the west. For jobs inside it, we pick the approach road before moving day.
Old Town Scottsdale packs nine walkable districts into just over one square mile, with more than 100 galleries, so our moving services in Scottsdale plan the carry from truck to door before arrival.
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Choosing from local moving companies in Scottsdale? Ask each one about gate codes, loading spots and right-of-way rules, and know that we’ll ask you the same questions, because that’s how a moving company in Scottsdale should work.
We quote upfront with no hidden fees, after asking about access and parking.
We plan the truck stop first, from Old Town Scottsdale to the Airpark.
Bulk Pile Rules
Scottsdale bulk piles stay within 10 by 6 by 4 feet.
Piles sit parallel to the street at the front property line, never in HOA common areas, so we haul what will not fit the rules.
Landfill Limits
Residential customers can haul up to 2,000 pounds weekly.
That trip goes to Salt River Landfill, once a calendar week, in a non-commercial vehicle of 3/4-ton or less.
Heavier Loads
Landfill loads over that weight are billed at $60 per ton.
A full garage cleanout can pass that weight, so hand the heavy lifting and the dump run to our crew.
Ready to move? Call or text True Move for a free quote. To keep it accurate, tell us where the truck can park at each address, whether a gate, HOA or building manager sets the rules, and whether anything is headed for the curb or the landfill. Scottsdale’s right-of-way rules and bulk pickup schedule shape the plan, so earlier details mean fewer surprises on the day. We serve homes and offices across Scottsdale, from Old Town Scottsdale to the Greater Airpark, and we take long distance moves to anywhere in the contiguous states. Send your date and addresses, and we will reply with a clear quote and next steps.
Your move ends with items placed and boxes unpacked where you want them. Whether the address has a gate, an HOA or a building manager, we confirm access first so the day runs smoothly.
Confirm gate codes, HOA move-in hours and loading spots, and flag anything that needs a lane or sidewalk closed, so timing is settled before the crew arrives.
Our crew loads, drives and unloads, and keeps the truck where you told us it can park.
We unpack and place items in the rooms you choose, and our haul-off service can take boxes and unwanted furniture, donating or recycling where we can.
Relocating out of Scottsdale or across the country? True Move handles long distance moves to anywhere in the contiguous states, and we plan the first stretch from your address to the Loop 101 before anything else.
Yes. We handle office relocation, business moves and corporate moves, including packing and transporting furniture, equipment and files. The Scottsdale Airpark is the city's largest employment area, with corporate headquarters, technology firms and aviation-related businesses, and the McDowell Road Corridor in southern Scottsdale is the freeway-access business area, with access to SkySong, ASU's Innovation Center. Send us your building's access details and timeline, and we build the plan around them.
Yes. Once the truck is unloaded, our crew unpacks your items and places them where you want them, so you skip hours of opening boxes. We also pack fragile items such as glassware, antiques and artwork. The empty boxes do not have to pile up: our pickup and hauling team can take them away, donating or recycling where we can.
Scottsdale requires an approved barricade plan for any activity that restricts or closes public right-of-way, with exceptions that include placement on a local residential street. Violations can carry fines of up to $2,500 per day. If your truck would close a lane or sidewalk, tell us early so the loading spot and timing are settled before moving day.
Scottsdale brush and bulk collection runs monthly for residents who pay for residential collection, and piles can go out no sooner than 3 days before the Monday of your scheduled week. Crews do not return once the street is serviced. If you miss it or the pile would break the size limits, our pickup and hauling team can take it. Using the city's pickup for what fits keeps your haul smaller.
It can. Scottsdale's winter and spring season includes the Barrett-Jackson Collector Car Auction, the Parada del Sol parade, the Scottsdale Arabian Horse Show and, in March, San Francisco Giants spring training in Old Town. Tell us your date and both addresses so we can plan the truck stop and timing around the area you are moving in.
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