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True Move is a moving company in Tempe that plans every job around how the city is laid out: freeways on every side, a large university campus and office parks that need careful scheduling. If you want local movers in Tempe who map the route before the truck rolls, start here.
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Tempe is ringed by freeways: I-10 and the Broadway Curve near the west edge, Loop 202 across the north, Loop 101 on the east and US-60 through the middle. We pick the on-ramp that fits your load.
Arizona State University’s Tempe campus had 51,200 students in fall 2026, and the university welcomed 16,000 new first-year undergraduates. With that many people changing addresses, we ask early about parking, stairs and elevators, then load apartments and houses in an order that keeps the truck moving.
Houses, apartments and condos, loaded by a crew that checks parking and access first. A move across Tempe can use US-60, Loop 101 or surface streets, so we plan the route before loading.
The ASU Research Park at Elliot Road and Loop 101 hosts about 50 companies, and Marina Heights on Tempe Town Lake is a 20-acre office development. We move offices, labs and specialized facilities with a plan that limits downtime.
Leaving Tempe for another state? We drive anywhere in the contiguous states and plan the first leg around Loop 202, Loop 101, US-60 or I-10, depending on which side of the city you load.
We pack fragile items such as glassware, antiques and artwork, pack furniture and larger items, then unpack and place everything where you want it. It suits tight move-out windows, like a student apartment turnover near Arizona State University.
Tempe’s bulk pickup needs items out by 6 a.m. on the Monday of your collection week and will not take remodeling debris like drywall, flooring and carpet. We haul that debris, plus furniture and appliances, on your schedule.
Our local moving services in Tempe start with access: where the truck can park, how long the carry is and which street or freeway reaches the new address fastest. We handle moves down the block and across town.
Planning a move out of Tempe? Your belongings are never combined with other customers’ loads, and we can pack and unpack at both ends of the trip.
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Moving within Tempe? We check parking, stairs and the best freeway or street route first, then send a crew and truck that match the load.
We send a detailed quote upfront, with no hidden fees, before moving day.
Our crews plan every load around parking, stairs and building access.
Local Access
Parking, stairs and elevators get checked before moving day.
We ask about the carry distance and truck spot, then pick the best route among I-10, Loop 202 and US-60.
Route Planning
Four freeways frame Tempe, so we choose the route first.
ADOT finished the I-10 Broadway Curve project in 2025, adding lanes both ways between US-60 and I-17.
Haul-Off Timing
Tempe's bulk pickup has strict timing and size caps.
A Tempe bulk pile is capped at 10 cubic yards and must sit four feet from hydrants and utility boxes. We can haul larger loads.
Ready to get moving? Reach out to True Move and tell us the address, the building type and what needs to go. We will ask about parking, stairs and elevators, plan the route around I-10, Loop 202, Loop 101 or US-60, and send a detailed quote. If you also have a junk pile, the city asks curbside customers to place bulk items at the property line, in the street or at the front edge of the driveway without blocking the sidewalk, and alley customers along the fence line. We can haul it instead, often same-day. Call or text for a free quote.
Marina Heights on Tempe Town Lake is a 20-acre office development on Arizona State University land, while the ASU Research Park sits at Elliot Road and Loop 101, so office moves in both areas call for planned load times.
Tell us about stairs and elevators, and add packing for glassware or artwork if you like. For hauling, Tempe bulk items go out by 6 a.m. Monday, at most 10 days early.
Our crew loads in a set order and follows the route we planned around Tempe’s freeways.
We unpack and place items in the rooms you choose, and our haul-off service can clear old furniture or appliances you no longer want.
Relocating out of state? Tempe’s freeway ring gives the truck several ways out, so we pick the exit that fits your pickup address, then drive to any of the contiguous states.
The Tempe campus had 51,200 students in fall 2026, and the university welcomed 16,000 new first-year undergraduates, so we treat a student or family move as a job to plan, not a rush. We confirm parking, stairs and elevators ahead of time, and we can pack fragile items and unpack at the new place. Send the addresses and we will quote it.
We don't publish a flat price, because the number depends on what is packed, the carry from the door to the truck, and the route. We give a detailed quote upfront. Packing fragile items like glassware and artwork adds labor, so tell us which rooms you want packed and we will price the full job, including parking at your door.
The city's bulk collection will not take remodeling debris such as drywall, flooring, carpet and padding, and it takes furniture only when items cannot be donated. We haul construction debris, furniture and appliances, and we recycle or donate where we can. Same-day service is available in many cases, so you don't have to wait for a collection week.
Tempe bulk items must be out by 6 a.m. on the Monday of your scheduled collection week, and no more than 10 days early. The pile is capped at 10 cubic yards, about a small SUV, and must stay four feet from containers, hydrants, gas meters and utility boxes. If your pile won't fit those rules, we can haul it instead.
Tempe is ringed by freeways: I-10 near the west edge through the Broadway Curve, Loop 202 across the north, Loop 101 on the east and US-60 through the middle. ADOT finished the Broadway Curve project in 2025, adding lanes between US-60 and I-17. We plan the truck's first leg around whichever route fits your address, including office moves at the ASU Research Park on Elliot Road and Loop 101.
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