Laprom Movers
the San Fernando Valley runs eight company trucks and a full W-2 crew up and down the 101, the 405, and CA-118, from rent-controlled walk-ups along the Reseda Blvd corridor to the hillside homes above Tarzana and Encino, starting each load early so the heaviest carries finish before the Valley afternoon hits triple digits, ever since 2015. Licensed, bonded & insured.
Price My Move
Three Things Worth Nailing Down Before Our Truck Reaches Your Curb
A Number You Can Sign
Tell us the place you’re leaving, where you’re landing, and the date you want. Back comes a single written figure we hold to, with nothing slipped onto the bill the morning we load.
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Booking the freight elevator or a street-parking permit on a Van Nuys move-in day, getting a Certificate of Insurance issued that names your building before the deadline, what our California PUC Cal-T permit and cargo coverage actually pay out, planning a carry down a narrow walk-up stairwell with no elevator. These are the first things Valley residents ask us.
Read Our FAQWhat People Tell Us
Read what households across Reseda and out through Northridge and Woodland Hills wrote down once Victor’s movers had padded every piece, carried it down the walk-up stairs, and set the last room back up at the new place.
Read ReviewsMoving Reseda and the Rest of the San Fernando Valley, the Way Victor Runs It
Book your move with Laprom Movers, a Reseda moving company Victor Reyes started in 2015. A Valley native raised off Reseda Blvd, he put in years at a national van line that treated customers like ticket numbers and a flaky two-guys outfit that blew dates and gouged furniture. Over the past 11 years our crew has learned the Valley block by block and walk-up by walk-up, from the apartment corridors off Sherman Way to the canyon streets above Ventura Blvd, holding the arrival window we set and the figure we put on paper.
A studio swap a few streets over or a long haul down I-5 to San Diego, our movers handle all of it: pad it, carry it down the stairs, drive it, and rebuild every room at the far door. A real person answers the phone, not a hold queue. All eight trucks are ours and every mover is on our payroll, so no day-labor stranger ever lays a hand on what you own.
Proud to be your Reseda, CA moving crew.
Get a Free QuoteWhat Valley Households Wrote Us After Move Day
“My building off Reseda Blvd is one of those old rent-controlled walk-ups, third floor, stairwell so tight you turn the couch on its end and pray. The two guys Laprom sent had it figured out in about a minute and just got to work. They wrapped the dresser mirror without me even asking. Charge came to the $175/hr they quoted me on the phone, nothing snuck in at the end. I keep their card on the fridge now.”
“We bought up in the Tarzana hills and the street is basically a goat path, no way a big rig gets near the door. The crew shuttled everything down with a smaller truck and a lot of patience, and nobody complained once. It was July so they showed up at 6:30 in the morning to beat the heat, which I appreciated more than I expected. Smart, polite, and they actually listen when you tell them which boxes are fragile.”
“Quick studio move near Lake Balboa. In and out, no drama, and they put the $150 deposit toward the final bill exactly like they said. Friendly crew.”
“Booked the 3-mover crew for our place in Van Nuys because we have way too much furniture. Worth every dollar of the $239/hr. They padded the doorframes, took the legs off the dining table, and reassembled it in the new house. Done before lunch.”
Why the Valley Calls Us Back for the Next Move
Move day goes smooth when everyone carrying your boxes is on our own payroll. For close to 11 years we have held the window we set and the price we signed, wrapping your things the careful way Victor drills into every new hire. The date you reserve is yours and never slides because a bigger job phoned in.
Reaching the San Fernando Valley & the Valley Towns Off the 101 and 405
Find your town below, from Tarzana and Encino across to Northridge, Van Nuys, and Woodland Hills.
Wrapped, counted, loaded,