Movers in Kitsap County, WA | Three Generations Moving

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Getting to Kitsap County means going over the water, and we’ve got two good ways to do it. For Port Orchard, Bremerton, or Silverdale, we take SR-16 across the Tacoma Narrows Bridge and stay on the highway up the peninsula; for the north end near Poulsbo, a ferry out of Seattle or Edmonds can cut the run shorter, and we work the sailing schedule into the day. Crossing the Narrows isn’t your average commute, with wind off the sound and a toll up high over open water, so Cole books the bridge leg for a dry window whenever the calendar cooperates. This is shipyard country, and a lot of the work is Navy and yard families coming or going on orders out of Bremerton.

Being a maritime, military peninsula, the loads run to sea bags, big tool chests, the rigs of shipyard tradesmen, plus the work-from-home setups of people who ferry or drive back across to Seattle for work. Packing military households is something the Hagens have done back to Earl’s day, and Cole keeps the crew sharp on PCS dates and a tight inventory, which is what Navy moves demand. Every mover on the truck is W-2 and on our payroll, the name on the door crosses the bridge with them, and a Port Orchard sale or a transfer that slips sends the load into our own climate-controlled Tacoma storage instead of a damp shed by the shore. One crew owns the whole job, the first carton through the final one.

Across the Narrows to the Shipyard Towns

This is a place that wants movers who can bring weight down a steep waterfront approach without dinging anything, because the older Bremerton and Port Orchard streets throw stairs, skinny lots, and one tight way in at you, while the newer Silverdale builds rarely leave curb room for a full-size truck. Where the street demands it, we shuttle from the door on a smaller rig, box the tools and electronics ourselves, and keep the quote plain: two movers at $140/hr, three at $185/hr, four at $240/hr, or a flat written total after we size things up, the bridge crossing already inside that figure.

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Kitsap County Customer Reviews

Heather L.
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.
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.”

Nicole P.
Nicole P.
Sumner · Google
★★★★★

“It was just a studio in Sumner, hardly a big job, but you'd never have known it from how seriously the two movers took it. They were easy to deal with, watched out for my bookshelf and the TV, and were done before I expected. The price was flat with nothing tacked on, and when my building shuffled my elevator slot at the last minute they rolled with it. Really grateful.”

Kyle B.
Kyle B.
Spanaway · Google
★★★★★

“Our Spanaway place is a four-bedroom at the end of a long gravel drive, and we are not light packers, so this was a haul. The crew never let up the whole day. They protected the corners at both houses, took the beds apart and put them back together, and kept the load dry shuttling it out through the drizzle. It ran longer than planned and the flat rate held anyway, not a dime added. Real professionals, top to bottom.”

Questions People Ask Us

How do you get over to Kitsap County, and does the crossing cause headaches?
Depends where you are. Port Orchard, Bremerton, and Silverdale we hit by way of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge on SR-16; for the north end by Poulsbo we'll sometimes take a ferry. We're on that bridge constantly and pick a dry window when the schedule lets us. The crossing is just routine local work for us, with the toll and drive time folded into your quote.
We're a Navy family with PCS orders in or out of the shipyard. Can you keep to a military schedule?
Yes, and it's a big chunk of what we do out on the peninsula. Three generations of the Hagens have moved military households, so Cole keeps the crew on top of PCS dates and a clean inventory. Our salaried movers load the sea bags, tool chests, and everything else onto our own trucks, same crew start to finish, with $1M of cargo coverage backing it.
If my Port Orchard date shifts, where do my things go?
Into our own climate-controlled storage back in Tacoma, roughly $120 to $280 a month by unit size, not a soggy shed near the water. The minute your closing is firm, the same crew runs it all back over the bridge. Three Generations Moving & Hauling carries WUTC permit, and.

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