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Contact All The Right Moves

Reach the Longley Lane office for a plan and a price on your Reno move.

All The Right Moves crew loading boxes into the moving truck in Reno

Owner-run, Reno born and raised

Dial us and it’s Chase or a mover on his crew who picks up — never a call center. Tell us which stairwells run tight and which rooms run heavy, and we’ve got the day mapped out long before it arrives.

A written estimate you can trust

We build your number from a real room-by-room inventory, with pads, dollies, shrink-wrap and wardrobe boxes already included — no vague curbside guess.

Full house or just the fragile stuff

Kitchen cabinets empty into dish barrels, hanging clothes lift straight into wardrobe cartons, and a made-to-fit crate protects every mirror, flat-screen and slab of stone counter.

Careful hands over any terrain

The crew chief who sizes up your home leads the truck and does the final walk-through with you — from Sierra cabin roads to downtown high-rises, one team stays with your load.

Planning a move around Reno, Sparks or up toward Tahoe? Tell us your room count and both addresses and we’ll size the crew and the price. When Chase isn’t riding a truck, he’s usually the one who picks up.

Reach us

Phone: (888) 278-9005
Email: [email protected]
Office: 4820 Longley Ln, Reno, NV 89502
Hours: Mon–Sat 7am–8pm · Sun 9am–5pm

Our yard sits off Longley Lane near the airport, a short hop from US-395/I-580 and the McCarran Boulevard loop. Give us both of your dates, whether there are stairs or an elevator in play, and a spot the truck can pull into, and a plan plus a same-day figure comes right back to you. Prefer to talk it through in person? Swing by the office during open hours and we’ll walk your inventory together.

Every step of your Truckee Meadows move, handled by one crew

What Moving Day Actually Looks Like

1

A written figure, usually the same day you call

On our end: Tell us how many rooms, whether the crew faces stairs or a flat walk-out, and where a truck can sit — the written number lands back with you almost right away.

Where you help: Keep your two dates close, plus any gate codes or building-access rules; that’s what sharpens a rough range down to a firm price.
2

We hold the date and clear the way in

On our end: Parking, gate codes and an elevator hold all get squared away with the building manager or HOA before the date, so the crew rolls the truck straight to your door rather than lugging boxes from down the street.

Where you help: Nail down when you can leave the old place and get into the new one, then flag whichever of those two dates is hardest to shift.
3

Wrap, pad, label, load

On our end: Every piece disappears under moving blankets, couches get sealed in stretch wrap, and the bolts from each bed frame or table go into a labeled bag taped to that exact item.

Where you help: Mark each carton with the room it’s headed to, and carry your papers, keys and anything small and valuable yourself instead of loading it.
4

Load out, haul, carry in, walk through

On our end: Whoever loads your house is who carries it back in at the other end — furniture landed exactly where you ask for it, bed frames reassembled, and all the spent wrap and tape bagged up and gone before we clear out.

Where you help: Walk the place with the chief before the truck pulls out, while anything that needs fixing is still easy to fix.

See my price

What will your Reno move actually run?

Tell us the home size, your target day and what’s coming along, and a written estimate lands in your inbox before the day is out. Nothing to pay, no deposit up front — just a dependable figure you can budget against.

Fully licensed and insured — Nevada’s intrastate household-goods authority for local work, plus federal US DOT and MC authority once a move leaves the state
Whatever number you sign off on is the number the movers hold to — drawn from a true room-by-room count, never a guess from the curb
Each mover wears our uniform, draws a W-2 paycheck from us, and shows up in one of our own trucks