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380 miles, handled door to door by our own crews and fleet — flat upfront pricing, no brokers, no subcontractors.
The LA-to-SF move is one of the most common relocations in California — and more involved than people expect. It’s around 380 miles — far enough that it’s a full long-distance job, even though it stays inside the state. Gentlemen’s Moving handles the whole thing with our own crews and trucks: we load in LA, drive north, and unload in San Francisco. Same team both ends, no handoff to a stranger in the middle.
Door to door. One crew loads in LA and unloads in SF
Our own fleet. No brokers, no subcontractors on your shipment
Flat upfront pricing. Quoted on your inventory, no surprises at delivery
SF access handled. Hills, stairs, and parking planned before we arrive
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The drive is about 380 miles. The direct path is I-5 north through the Central Valley — roughly 6 to 7 hours of driving depending on traffic — which is the route we take for most moves because it’s the fastest and most predictable. Highway 101 up the coast is longer and slower, but an option when it makes sense.
Because it’s a long-distance move rather than a same-day local one, delivery runs on a window rather than a fixed hour. For a straight run — a dedicated truck going directly from your LA door to your SF door — that’s typically within a few days. We confirm your delivery timing before the move so you can plan the SF end around it.
Unlike a local move billed by the hour, this route is quoted on the volume or weight of your shipment and the services you need — packing, specialty items, and access at both ends. Home size is the biggest driver: a one-bedroom apartment is a very different job from a four-bedroom house.
We don’t quote a 380-mile move off a two-minute call. A real number needs a real inventory, so we review what’s actually moving and give you a flat, upfront price — no hourly meter running while a truck sits in Bay Area traffic, and no charges appearing at delivery that weren’t in the quote. The simplest way to bring the cost down is to pack yourself instead of adding full packing. For general pricing, see our rates page.
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.
Getting out of LA is the easy half. San Francisco is where this move gets technical, and it’s what separates crews who know the route from crews who don’t.
Hills and parking. SF streets are steep, narrow, and short on parking. A full-size truck often can’t get near a Nob Hill or Russian Hill address, so we plan access in advance — the right vehicle for your street, and a route worked out before moving day rather than discovered on it.
Victorian stairs and walk-ups. Much of the city’s housing is walk-ups — narrow staircases, tight landings, no elevator. Getting a sofa up three flights of a Victorian is a specific skill, and we staff the job accordingly instead of sending two movers and hoping.
Building rules and permits. Many SF buildings require elevator reservations, a certificate of insurance, and set move-in windows, and some streets need a temporary parking permit. We help you plan around these before your date so nothing stalls on arrival — tell us your building’s requirements when you book.
This is the part of the move most worth getting right, and the part a generic long-distance carrier tends to underestimate.
A Gentlemen’s Moving LA-to-SF move covers the whole job: furniture disassembly and reassembly, wrapping and padding, loading, transport, and placement room by room at the SF end. Pianos, antiques, and fragile pieces are handled by crews trained for them.
Add packing — full or partial — if you’d rather not box things yourself. If your SF place isn’t ready when the truck arrives, storage in transit holds your shipment until it is. Only need help loading a container you’ve arranged? Our labor-only crews work by the hour. And anything you’re not taking north can go through junk removal before we load — cheaper than paying to move it 380 miles.
San Francisco isn’t the only route we run out of LA. We also handle LA to San Diego, San Jose, Sacramento, Las Vegas, Phoenix, and Seattle — or see all destinations. Moving within the state? Everything above applies to any long-distance move from Los Angeles.
Licensed and insured: California MTR0191251, US DOT 2399435.
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The drive is about 380 miles, 6–7 hours via I-5. For a dedicated truck going straight to your destination, delivery is typically within a few days. We confirm your window before the move.
It depends on how much you’re moving and what services you need, not on an hourly rate. Home size is the main factor. You get a flat, upfront price after we review your inventory — nothing added at delivery.
Yes, and it’s the part that trips up crews unfamiliar with the city. We plan the right vehicle for your street and work out access before moving day.
No — it’s normal for SF. We staff walk-ups with the right crew size for narrow stairs and tight landings rather than treating it like a ground-floor job.
A 380-mile move is a full long-distance relocation, not a scaled-up local move — it needs proper planning, a written inventory, and delivery scheduling, the same as any cross-country move.
Yes. Storage in transit holds your shipment and delivers when you’re ready to receive it.
Yes, we handle the route in both directions.
Yes. California MTR0191251, US DOT 2399435.
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Upfront pricing, licensed crews, your own team start to finish
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