Out to the west, around Hood Canal and the timber country, is Mason County, and getting there pairs the bridge with the canal road. We cross the Tacoma Narrows on SR-16, pick up SR-3 and US-101 toward the Shelton county seat at the timber-town center of things, then follow the shoreline to Belfair at the head of the canal, Allyn on the North Bay, or down to little Union on the south shore. Logging and waterfront define this country, the farthest west we go, and the route shows you both faces of it: the working mill town of Shelton and the still, scattered cabins lining Hood Canal. Cole plans the haul and matches the carry to whichever face the move belongs to.
Off the canal come the waterfront cabins and retirement places, stuffed with boats, kayaks, woodstoves, and the heirloom furniture of families who’ve summered out here for years, while around Shelton it leans more toward mill workers and folks who commute back over the bridge or work remote among the trees. Dale, Cole’s father, built the moving side of the company on this exact spread of household and shoreline work, with Earl hauling before him. Every mover is a W-2 employee on our payroll, the trucks wear our name up 101 and home, and a canal-front sale or a Belfair move-in that slips leaves the load in our own climate-controlled Tacoma storage rather than a damp cabin outbuilding. Start to finish, the job stays ours.
West to Hood Canal and the Timber Towns
What this county asks for is movers who can move real weight without putting a scratch on the place: a woodstove out of a Union cabin, a canoe and a workbench out of a Belfair garage, heirlooms that need a real crate rather than a pad and crossed fingers. The delicate things we box by hand, with $1M of cargo coverage on the work, run entirely on our own trucks by our own people, no exceptions. The rate is plain: $140/hr for two movers, $185/hr for three, $240/hr for four, or one flat written total after we look it over, the trip over the Narrows and up the canal already in the number.
Mason 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 Mason County.
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