Movers in King County, WA | Three Generations Moving

Licensed, insured movers serving King County and the South Sound — flat-rate, on time, every job.

From our Tacoma yard, King County is a straight shot up I-5, and the freeway usually decides how the day goes. We point the trucks north toward Seattle, drop off at Kent or Renton when the address sits down on the valley floor, and catch Auburn on the way through. This is the state’s largest housing market and its priciest, with Sea-Tac sitting dead center and backups that linger long after rush hour, so Cole has us leaving the yard early rather than crawling the SR-167 merge at 4 p.m. A downtown Seattle tower and an older Renton grid each call for a different plan, and we sort that out before move day.

Most of these jobs are tech or Boeing households who got priced out of the city, or people moving the opposite direction for a bigger place on South Hill, with garages that double as offices now: monitors, a tower, a Peloton wedged between the storage totes. The Hagens have loaded that exact mix since Earl was hauling furniture in 1971. Everyone on the crew is W-2 and on our books, the name on the truck is ours, and if a Seattle closing runs a week late we tuck the load into our own climate-controlled storage back in Tacoma until keys trade hands. Whoever loads you in Kent is the same crew unloading you in Renton.

Seattle High-Rises and the Garage That’s Half an Office

Belltown towers and the newer Renton mid-rises run on a reserved freight elevator, fixed dock hours, and a certificate of insurance the building wants on file before we show up. We get that filed early, carry $1M of cargo coverage on every job, and send a truck that suits the dock. Wrapping matters here, because a four-monitor desk, a crate of hard drives, and an upright piano coming down a Capitol Hill stairwell all share the same trailer. Pricing is simple: a two-mover crew is $140/hr, three is $185/hr, four is $240/hr, or we’ll set one flat written number once we’ve seen the place, with the I-5 run already built in.

King County Moving, One Flat Rate

Local crews from $140/hr — or lock in a flat written rate

Our crew knows the roads, the parking, and the buildings around King County.

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King County Customer Reviews

Kayla W.

Puyallup · Google

★★★★★

“Our Puyallup garage was a disaster after years of just piling things up, and Three Generations cleared the whole thing out and then moved us the same week. Tyler's crew hauled off the junk and the busted old treadmill by the truckload, then handled the house move without breaking a sweat. One company for both made it so much simpler, and the price was exactly what they quoted.”

Shawn K.

Fife · Google

★★★★★

“Closing on the Fife place got pushed back a few weeks, which left us with a houseful of stuff and nowhere to put it. Three Generations took the whole load into their climate-controlled storage and held it until we finally had keys, then redelivered with the same care they packed it. What they charged for storage matched the figure written alongside the move, no surprise add-on. A gap that could've been a nightmare ended up being nothing to worry about.”

Heather L.

Gig Harbor · Google

★★★★★

“Moved our 2-bed over the Narrows into Gig Harbor and the crew made the whole thing painless. They knew the bridge timing and the tight turn into our complex, got everything wrapped against the rain, and were careful with the furniture on a steep set of stairs. Flat rate held to the penny. These are good, honest movers.”

Aaron D.

Bonney Lake · Google

★★★★★

“Three-bed in Bonney Lake, moved the week after Christmas on a cold, soggy morning, and the crew showed up on time and kept a quick pace anyway. We've got some older pieces that mean a lot to us and they handled them gently. Cole's written estimate was the final tab with zero creep at the end, exactly as quoted. We'd call them again without a second thought.”

Questions People Ask Us

What route do you take up to King County, and is the drive a separate charge?

We run north on I-5 toward Seattle and exit at Kent, Auburn, or Renton when the move is down in the valley. The drive is baked into whatever price you sign off on, either hourly (two movers at $140/hr, up to $240/hr with four working) or a flat written number we set after the crew has walked through. Cole schedules around the Sea-Tac backups so the truck is rolling before they build.

My Seattle or Renton building won't let movers in without a certificate of insurance. Can you handle that?

We do it all the time. Buildings up here pair that certificate with a booked freight elevator and a dock window, so we get the document over to property management ahead of move morning and cover every job with $1M of cargo protection. Three Generations Moving & Hauling holds Washington WUTC permit, and.

There's a desktop tower, a couple of monitors, and a pile of external drives in my home office. Will those be safe?

Three generations in, that's bread-and-butter for us. We hand-pad and box the tower, the screens, and the drives rather than tossing a blanket over the desk, and the people who pick it up in Auburn or Kent are the ones who set it back up at the other end. Nobody outside our crew ever touches it.

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