Fullerton Moving, From Campus Apartments to Older Homes
Fullerton has two big campuses, Cal State Fullerton and Fullerton College, so a lot of people here move in the same few weeks every year. It also has a rule that surprises newcomers: no parking on any city street from 2 a.m. to 5 a.m. unless a sign or a permit says otherwise.
Apartment and Student Moves Near CSUF
Leases around Cal State Fullerton turn over in late May, when the spring semester ends, and again in August before fall classes. Student complexes such as University Village and the Hub empty and refill in those same weeks, so if your lease ends then, book as soon as you have the date.
Most student moves are small: a bed, a desk, a few boxes and a bike. Our small moves fit that, and our apartment movers take on full units, stairs and elevator reservations included. Between leases for the summer? We can hold everything in storage and bring it to the new place in August.
The 2 to 5 a.m. Parking Rule
That overnight ban applies to moving trucks as much as to cars. On a one-day move it rarely comes up. On a two-day move, or a long distance load that runs late, we line up a legal place for the loaded truck before the first night so it isn't ticketed at your curb. If your own cars will need street space overnight while the garage is full of boxes, check the city's overnight permit rules before moving week.
Older Homes and Downtown
Fullerton has designated a number of its older residential neighborhoods as historic districts, and the streets around downtown and Hillcrest Park have plenty of older houses. Expect narrower halls and doorways than a newer build and front steps instead of a level walk, so we decide at the estimate which pieces come apart and which need a crate.
Downtown itself draws crowds to the bars and restaurants along Harbor Boulevard on weekend nights, so if you're moving into or out of an apartment there, we load in daylight, when the curb is easier to get.
Common Questions in Fullerton
How much do movers cost in Fullerton?
We'd need to see the move, but in Fullerton the number mostly turns on four things: whether it runs past one day and needs an overnight plan for the truck, whether your date lands in the late May or August lease rush near CSUF, how many flights of stairs or elevator bookings are involved, and the distance. Fullerton to San Diego is a local run, so the bill is hours of crew and truck time; the office at 1.858.360.1569 can give you today's hourly rates. Go past about 150 miles in California, or leave the state, and weight and mileage become the basis, with packing priced per unit. A Relocation Consultant can come out to see it, or you can send an Inside Sales Representative a room-by-room list or do a virtual walk-through. Either way the estimate is free and written.
Can you move me from Fullerton to another state?
Yes. Through the North American Van Lines network we deliver to every state, and the estimate can be binding or non-binding, your choice. Here's how our interstate moves work.
