We pick up, store, and deliver when you're ready — one company, one contract, your belongings handled once instead of three times.
Dates rarely line up. Escrow slips, the lease starts three weeks late, the renovation runs long — and suddenly you have a house full of furniture and nowhere to put it. Storage in transit solves exactly that: we load your belongings, hold them in our warehouse, and deliver them to your new place when it's ready. No self-storage unit to rent, no second moving company to hire, no truck to load twice.
We pick up and store. No self-storage unit to rent or load yourself
Our own warehouse and fleet. No third party handling your belongings
Local or long-distance. Storage works either way
Delivered when you're ready. Room to room, not dumped in a driveway
Upfront Pricing
Top Quality
Family-owned
Licensed & Insured
A to Z Packing
We load once. The crew packs and wraps everything at your old place, exactly as they would for a normal move — blankets, shrink wrap, padding on anything that needs it.
It goes to our warehouse. Not a rented unit you’re responsible for. Your belongings are inventoried, stored in our secure facility, and left undisturbed until you need them.
You tell us when you’re ready. Whether that’s ten days or four months, we schedule delivery around your date rather than yours around ours.
We deliver and set up. The same company that loaded your things unloads them, room to room, and reassembles furniture at the destination. On long-distance moves this matters more than people expect — you don’t need to find and hire a separate crew at the other end.
Everything runs under one agreement with us. There’s no separate storage contract to sign, no second company to coordinate with, and no gap where nobody’s clearly responsible for your belongings.
They sound similar and they aren’t. Worth understanding before you book either.
Handling. With a self-storage unit, your things get loaded, driven, unloaded into the unit — then later loaded again, driven again, unloaded again. Four handling events minimum, usually with different people each time. With storage in transit, our crew loads once and unloads once. Fewer times something gets carried is fewer chances something gets broken.
Access. This is where self-storage genuinely wins. You have a gate code and can visit whenever you want. Our warehouse doesn’t work that way — retrieving something requires arranging it with us in advance. If you’ll need regular access to your belongings during the gap, self-storage is the better fit and we’ll tell you so.
Security. Different models, different risk. A self-storage facility gives hundreds of customers a code and access to shared hallways. Our warehouse is closed to the public — only our staff go in, and your belongings are inventoried and stored under our responsibility rather than behind a padlock you bought yourself.
Effort and cost. Self-storage looks cheaper until you count the truck rental, the labor to load it, the labor to unload it, and doing that twice. Storage in transit is one line on one quote, and you don’t lift anything.
Short version: if you need to get into your things regularly, rent a unit. If you just need everything to be safe until your new place is ready, storage in transit is less work, less handling, and one company accountable end to end.
We track our trucks and crews, so everything is delivered on time.
For safety, our trucks are equipped with video recording equipment.
Online driver monitoring helps ensure your furniture is transported as safely as possible.
Storage in transit is built for gaps — commonly anywhere from a week to a few months, though we can hold things longer if the situation calls for it. Typical reasons people book it: escrow moving, a lease starting later than the old one ends, a renovation running long, a job relocation ahead of finding housing, or a long-distance move where the new home isn’t ready when the truck arrives.
Cost depends on how much you’re storing and for how long, and it’s quoted together with your move rather than as a separate contract you have to negotiate. We tell you what’s included before you commit. If the gap turns out longer than expected, long-term storage picks up where storage in transit leaves off.
Your belongings are inventoried when they go in, and they stay with our people the entire time — no brokers, no subcontracted warehouse you’ve never heard of. We’re licensed for both intrastate and interstate transport: California MTR0191251, US DOT 2399435.
We provide storage in transit across Los Angeles and the surrounding area, including Bel Air, West Hollywood, Calabasas, Glendale, and Whittier.
Storage pairs with whatever kind of move you’re making — a local move across the city, a long-distance relocation to another state, or an office move between leases. Want everything boxed before it goes into storage? Our packing service handles it — worth doing properly when things will be sitting for a while. And anything you’d rather not store at all can go through junk removal before we load.
From a few days to several months. Most people need somewhere between a week and three months. If it stretches longer, we move you onto long-term storage rather than leaving you in limbo.
Not the way you would with a self-storage unit — our warehouse isn’t open to the public. Retrieval needs to be arranged with us in advance. If you know you’ll need regular access, tell us at booking and we’ll talk through whether self-storage suits you better.
No. Our crew packs, wraps, and loads. If you want to pack some of it yourself, that’s fine too — mention it when booking so the estimate reflects it.
No. It’s part of your move agreement with us — one company, one quote, one point of responsibility from pickup to final delivery.
The same thing that would have happened without the storage gap: we bring everything to your new place, carry it room to room, and reassemble the furniture we took apart.
Yes, and it’s common. If your new home isn’t ready when your shipment reaches the destination, we hold it and deliver when you are. You don’t hire anyone at the other end — our crew handles unloading and setup.
It depends on volume and duration, and it’s quoted alongside your move. No separate storage bill to negotiate.
Yes. California MTR0191251, US DOT 2399435.
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