A Better Way To Move

Specialties

Local moving services from and to anywhere in the Los Angeles area. When you have decided you want to book your move, all you have to call and we will set it up for you. No deposit is required. We provide you with unlimited wardrobe boxes, as well as blankets & stretch wrap to protect your furniture, all at no charge.

On the scheduled day we will come to your door, wrap your furniture in blankets, and move all your belongings carefully and efficiently to your new home. We will dismantle and re-​assemble beds for you, and place everything where you would like it at the destination. HomeLocal MovesBoxes & MaterialsStorageContact Us. We have been moving people in the Los Angeles area for over 25 years.

Moving can be a very stressful experience for many people, so our aim is to make your move as easy for you as possible.

We are licensed by the P.U.C. Our license number is T-​190 154.

If you store your belongings with us, all your furniture will remain completely wrapped in thick moving blankets the entire time. Blankets and wardrobe boxes are provided at additional charge,

We store everything in vaults, which are large wooden crates approximately 7 ft long, 5 ft wide and 8 ft tall. There is no charge for the first month’s rent (provided you use our moving service to move you both in and out), and after that your charges are pro-​rated. If you stay in our storage for one month and one day, then all you pay for is one day!

History

Established in 1987.

The business was started in 1983 by Craig Clark using the name «Craig’s Quality Movers». In 1986 Tim Gordon joined him and formed a partnership, briefly doing business as The Pilgrim Moving Co. before becoming A Better Way to Move in 1987.

For the first few years the two of them did most of the moving themselves, slowly taking on additional employees and carefully teaching the importance of taking care of the customers and their furniture and belongings.

The company operated from a store front on Venice Blvd from 1991 until 2004, when they moved to a warehouse near the 105 freeway.

Craig left the partnership in 1994 to join a seminary, leaving Tim Gordon as the sole owner.