Up in 90068, the address is rarely the hard part — it’s the road that gets there. Homes off Mulholland Drive and the Laurel Canyon switchbacks perch on cantilevered decks with a single-car apron and no clean way to swing a full-size truck. Pro Express Moving runs these canyon grades every week, and lead crew chief Aaron Park knows which turns a 26-ft rig simply can’t take.
How our crew handles a Hollywood Hills load-out
Every hillside job gets planned around access before a single box moves. Here’s what the crew sets up for a canyon address:
- A 16-ft shuttle truck for streets too tight for the main rig, with a curbside transfer where the grade finally opens up
- Gate and call-box codes confirmed the day before, so nobody idles at a locked entrance on Woodrow Wilson Drive
- Discreet, low-profile load-outs for clients who’d rather not draw a lens: blankets down, no logo shouting from the curb
- Deck rails and stair treads padded for the split-level drops that come standard on these lots
What a Hills move runs
Local jobs are billed by the hour with your own local moving crew and truck. Canyon access can add a shuttle leg, so we walk the route with you first.
| Crew | Rate | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| 2 movers + 26-ft truck | $149/hr | Studio or 1BR condo |
| 3 movers | $199/hr | 2BR with a deck haul |
| 4 movers | $249/hr | 3BR or a long shuttle carry |
Every local move is a 3-hour minimum, and a $100 deposit holds the date and comes off your final bill. A full 2BR up in the Hills usually lands between $1,150 and $1,750 all-in. Andre answers the dispatch line himself if you want the flat-rate read before booking — or start with a fast online quote. Heading over the hill? We cover Studio City the same day.