Serving all of the Conejo Valley
Thousand Oaks movers, based in Thousand Oaks
Our yard is on Lawrence Drive in Newbury Park — inside the city limits. Family-owned since 1985.
Why customers trust BEST MOVE
Served from our Newbury Park yard
Our Newbury Park yard is inside the City of Thousand Oaks — most Thousand Oaks jobs start about ten minutes from the truck bay. We do not keep a separate Thousand Oaks address, and we are not going to invent one — the head office, the warehouse and the storage vaults are all at 1317 Lawrence Drive, Unit B, and that building is in Thousand Oaks.
Street by street
What each part of this city needs
Thousand Oaks runs from gated hillside estates to 1970s tracts under the oaks to condos off the boulevard, and the practical job of getting furniture out of each is genuinely different.
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North Ranch
Gated, hillside and the largest homes in the Conejo Valley. Almost every job here starts with a phone call to the gate: guest access, contractor hours and where a 26-foot truck may stand are all set by the association rather than by us. Long driveways mean long carries, which cost you nothing with us.
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Wildwood and the streets below the park
Older, quieter, and built into the slope above Wildwood Regional Park. Narrow turns off Avenida de los Arboles and a fair number of split-level homes with an interior flight the furniture has to negotiate. Sectionals and king box springs come apart here more often than not.
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Conejo Oaks and Sunset Hills
Mature 1970s and 80s neighbourhoods with the oak canopy the city is named for. Access is generally easy; the trees are the constraint. We watch low limbs over driveways, because a truck roof against an oak branch is the kind of damage nobody wants to explain.
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Lynn Ranch
Semi-rural pockets with larger lots, some with horse property and outbuildings. As in Bridle Path over in Simi, the barn or the workshop is regularly more volume than the house — tell us about it when you book and the right truck comes out.
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Old Town Thousand Oaks
The blocks around Thousand Oaks Boulevard and Moorpark Road — condos, townhomes and older apartments. Assigned parking and shared driveways decide where the truck sits, and several buildings want a certificate of insurance before the elevator is released. We file it.
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The Civic Arts Plaza and Los Robles corridor
Where most of our Thousand Oaks commercial work is: professional suites, medical and dental offices around Los Robles Health System, and retail along the boulevard. Nearly all of it moves after hours or across a weekend, at no premium.
Tell us the cross streets when you call and we will already know what the access looks like.
Proof of work
Recent Thousand Oaks moves
Recently moved in Thousand Oaks
A sample of recent jobs out of this area. No addresses and no names — just what the crews actually did, and when.
North Ranch gated property to a single-story near Wildwood. 4-man crew, two trucks, gate access arranged in advance. See this service
Baby grand moved out of a Sunset Hills home — legs and lyre off, down an interior staircase with a turn. See this service
Medical suite off Lynn Road moved across a weekend; staff back at their desks Monday. See this service
Conejo Oaks family home downsized into independent living, with the house cleared the following week. See this service
Old Town Thousand Oaks condo to Moorpark. Two-man crew, half a day. See this service
What moving here actually involves
The Conejo Valley has two constraints a mover from outside the area learns the hard way: the trees and the associations.
The oaks are protected, and the mature ones lean over driveways all through Conejo Oaks, Sunset Hills and Lynn Ranch. We watch the clearance before backing anything in, because a truck roof against a protected limb is a conversation with the city, not just a repair.
The associations decide more about a North Ranch or Westlake-adjacent move than the furniture does — access hours, guest passes, which entrance, and whether the truck may stand on the street at all. We call ahead every time.
One more, seasonally: event nights at the Civic Arts Plaza and weekend traffic around The Oaks change what the boulevard looks like at 4pm. On an hourly job that is worth scheduling around, and we do.
Our promise
No deposit. No last-minute charges. Ever.
- No deposit to book
- No last-minute charges. Ever.
Everything we do in Thousand Oaks
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Residential Moving
Full-service house, condo and apartment moves with wrapping, disassembly and reassembly included in the rate.
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Senior and Assisted-Living Moving
Moves into assisted living, independent living and memory care — coordinated with the facility, paced for the family.
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Long-Distance Moving
We pack, load and coordinate your container or trailer — the cheaper route out of California, without a van line’s per-mile premium.
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Commercial and Office Moving
Office, medical and retail relocations planned around your operating hours, with zero business interruption as the goal.
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Junk Removal — TRASH DAY
Our TRASH DAY division clears furniture, appliances and cleanouts — donating and recycling before anything sees a landfill.
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Packing and Prep
Full-home, partial or kitchen-only packing done the day before, with materials that actually protect what is inside.
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Piano and Specialty Moving
Pianos from spinet to grand, plus hot tubs, safes, large TVs and gym equipment — the jobs that go badly without the right gear.
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Furniture Assembly
Beds, bunks, dressers, cribs and appliance hookups — taken apart and rebuilt at no extra charge on your move.
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Local Warehouse Storage
Your household goods in sealed vault containers inside our warehouse — self-load or full-service, days or years.
About local warehouse storage
Are you actually local to Thousand Oaks?
Yes, in the most literal sense: our head office and warehouse at 1317 Lawrence Drive, Unit B, Newbury Park sit inside the City of Thousand Oaks. Newbury Park is part of Thousand Oaks, so the trucks start their day in your city.
The office line is (805) 375-0765 and it is answered by Lyn or Gary, not a call centre.
How much does a move within Thousand Oaks cost?
Local moves are priced hourly by crew size and truck, and the rate you are quoted is the rate you pay. Stairs, long carries, fuel, wardrobe boxes and furniture assembly are all in it.
Because we start ten minutes away, you are not paying for a crew to drive across the county before they start work. On an hourly job that is a real difference, not a talking point.
Can you deal with the gated communities in North Ranch?
Routinely. What we need from you is the association or gate contact and any contractor-hours restriction; we call ahead and get the truck cleared rather than turning up and negotiating at a gatehouse.
Steep or long driveways sometimes mean parking at the kerb and carrying. That does not change your price — we do not bill long carries.
Do you move offices and medical suites in Thousand Oaks?
Yes, and most of them go after hours or across a weekend so no working day is lost. There is no after-hours or weekend surcharge.
For medical and dental suites we move the cabinetry, chairs, files and workstations, and work alongside the manufacturer-certified installer on any specialty imaging equipment that requires one.
Do you move seniors into assisted living in Thousand Oaks?
Regularly — it is the largest single category of work we do. We book the move-in window, elevator and insurance paperwork directly with the community, set the apartment up completely before we leave, and can clear the family home afterwards with the same crew.
No obligation
Get a Thousand Oaks quote
41 years in this valley. Tell us the two addresses and roughly what you have — for most homes we can quote it accurately on the phone.
(805) 375-0765Moving in or out of Thousand Oaks?
A yard inside the city limits, crews who know the gates and the oak clearances, and no charge for the long carries this terrain forces.
No deposit to book · No hidden charges · Family-owned since 1985