Point Loma lists 5 providers under storage and moving across 92106 and 92110. Soco Moves and Coleman Moving Systems handle local and long-distance relocations, while Toddler's Travels delivers baby gear rentals across the home services peninsula roster.
3705 Pacific Hwy Suite A, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-688-9655
Verified2305 Historic Decatur Rd Suite 100 #169, San Diego, CA 92106
+1 619-786-6776
Verified3045 Rosecrans St #202, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-223-2255
Verified3820 Midway Dr, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-223-2131
Verified3820 Midway Dr, San Diego, CA 92110
+1 619-223-2131
VerifiedSoco Moves and Coleman Moving Systems handle local and long-distance moves across the Point Loma peninsula, with Soco focusing on residential relocations within San Diego County and Coleman running both local and interstate moves. Both companies operate licensed, insured moving crews and provide in-home estimates that account for stairs, narrow doorways, and the tight street access common in Loma Portal and the south peninsula.
Choosing a mover in Point Loma comes down to the type of move. A studio or one-bedroom apartment relocation within San Diego is a two-mover, half-day job that any licensed local company handles. A four-bedroom house move from Point Loma to another state requires a federally licensed carrier with interstate authority. Coleman holds both California and federal moving licenses, making it the local option for cross-state relocations originating on the peninsula.
Local movers in San Diego charge $80 to $150 per hour for a two-person crew with a truck, with a typical minimum of two to three hours. A one-bedroom apartment move within Point Loma runs $300 to $600. A three-bedroom house move across San Diego runs $800 to $1,500. Long-distance moves are priced by weight and distance—a 5,000-pound household moving from Point Loma to Los Angeles costs $1,500 to $3,000, while a cross-country move runs $4,000 to $8,000.
Soco Moves provides written estimates based on an in-home or virtual walkthrough. The estimate should specify the number of movers, hourly rate, truck size, and any fees for stairs, long carries (distance from the truck to the door), or bulky items like pianos and safes. Get three written estimates before booking, and confirm that the mover's California PUC license is active through the California Public Utilities Commission.
Toddler's Travels operates from Point Loma and delivers baby and toddler gear rentals across San Diego—cribs, car seats, strollers, high chairs, baby gates, and pack-and-plays. The service targets traveling families visiting San Diego who don't want to check bulky gear on a flight, and local families who need short-term equipment for visiting relatives with young children.
Rental pricing varies by item: a full-size crib runs $10 to $20 per night, a car seat $8 to $15 per day, and a stroller $7 to $12 per day. Packages that bundle a crib, car seat, and stroller for a week-long stay bring the per-day cost down. Toddler's Travels delivers to hotels, vacation rentals, and private residences across Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Downtown, and the greater San Diego metro area.
Most moving companies charge a stair fee when the origin or destination involves carrying furniture up or down flights of stairs without elevator access. The fee typically runs $50 to $75 per flight per location. A second-floor apartment with no elevator at both the pickup and dropoff adds $100 to $150 to the total move cost. Some movers build stair fees into their hourly rate instead of listing them separately, so ask during the estimate.
Point Loma's older apartment buildings along Rosecrans Street and in the Midway District frequently lack elevators, and the south peninsula's hillside homes often have split-level entries with interior or exterior stairs. Coleman Moving Systems includes stair and access details in their pre-move walkthrough so the estimate reflects the actual labor required. Long carries—when the truck can't park within 75 feet of the door—also add $50 to $100 and are common on narrow residential streets near Sunset Cliffs.
Book movers at least two to four weeks ahead for a local San Diego move, and four to eight weeks ahead for a long-distance or cross-country move. Summer months (June through August) and the last and first week of each month are peak moving periods in San Diego, and availability tightens significantly. Military families at Naval Base Point Loma on PCS orders should book as soon as they have move dates, since summer PCS season floods San Diego's moving market with demand.
For a smooth booking process, have the approximate move date, origin and destination addresses, number of bedrooms, and any special items (piano, hot tub, oversized furniture) ready when requesting estimates. Soco Moves and Coleman Moving Systems both offer virtual and in-person estimates for Point Loma moves. Cancellation policies vary—most local movers allow free cancellation up to 48 to 72 hours before the move date.
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