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Plymouth Moving Company

Plymouth Moving Company

Minnesota Moving Company runs local, in state, and long distance moves for Plymouth homes and businesses. We carry a 4.9 star average across 203 Google reviews, we’re registered with the Minnesota Department of Transportation as a household goods mover (MnDOT #38500), and our own office answers the phone from 7 AM to 6 PM every day of the week. Call (952) 698-0153 and Brian or one of the office staff will price your move, or request a quote online and we’ll get back to you.

The quick facts:

  • Phone: (952) 698-0153, answered 7 AM to 6 PM daily by our own office
  • Rating: 4.9 stars across 203 Google reviews
  • Licensing: MnDOT #38500, insured; interstate moves under Leo’s Moving, USDOT 2963379, MC 19963
  • Services: local moves, in state moves, long distance moves, packing and unpacking, senior moves
  • Service area: Plymouth and the west metro, from a Minneapolis metro base

Table Of Contents

Moving Services We Run In Plymouth

Every job starts the same way. You tell the office what’s moving and where, we price it, and a crew shows up with the truck, pads, and dollies on the day you picked. Here’s how each service works in Plymouth; the moving services page covers the full lineup.

Local Moves Within Plymouth And Hennepin County

Local moves are most of our Plymouth work. A house near Medicine Lake to a bigger place across the city. A townhome off Rockford Road into a single family home one school district over. An apartment along the Highway 55 corridor into a first house. Crews pad and wrap the furniture, load in an order that protects it, and place every piece where you want it at the new address, whether that’s three blocks away or across Hennepin County. You don’t rent the truck, buy the pads, or recruit your friends. You point, we carry. And if your townhome association has rules about where a truck can park or which door a crew can use, tell the office when you book, so the crew arrives already knowing them.

Moves Across Minnesota

We’ll take a Plymouth household anywhere in the state: Rochester for a new hospital job, St. Cloud, Duluth, a lake place up north. In state moves are scheduled as one continuous job. The crew loads in Plymouth in the morning, drives, and unloads the same day whenever distance allows. You keep one point of contact at the office from the first call to the last box. Longer in-state runs price differently than a crosstown job, so name the destination city when you call and the quote will reflect the real miles.

Long Distance Moves Out Of Minnesota

Moves that cross a state line run under Leo’s Moving, our interstate operating authority, USDOT 2963379 and MC 19963. You can look both numbers up in the FMCSA database before you book, a step worth taking with any mover you talk to. Pricing, packing, and scheduling still start with the same Plymouth area office at (952) 698-0153. If you’re still weighing the move itself, our guide to the differences between local and long distance moving explains how the two jobs are priced and planned, and there’s a checklist on how to prepare for a long distance move for when your date is set.

Packing And Unpacking

We pack whole houses and we pack single rooms. A full pack covers every closet, cabinet, and garage shelf, with boxes, tape, paper, and padding brought by us. A partial pack is the common Plymouth request: you box the bedrooms and linens, we take the kitchen, the framed pieces, and anything fragile. Unpacking works the same way at the destination, from setting up beds to breaking down the last empty box.

Senior Moves In Plymouth

Senior moves run at a different pace, and we staff them that way. We work with residents and their families on what stays and what goes, pack over days instead of hours when that’s easier, and plan the arrival around the destination’s move in schedule. Plymouth keeps adding senior housing, including Trillium Woods up on Cheshire Parkway, and a move into a community like that has its own shape: a set arrival window, a building to work within, and a home that should feel settled, beds made and boxes gone, by evening.

What Makes Moving In Plymouth Different

Plymouth passed 81,000 residents at the 2020 census, which makes it the seventh largest city in Minnesota, and it moves like a city that size. Three highways do the work: I-494 runs through the middle of the city, Highway 55 cuts across it at an angle, and US 169 sits on the east edge toward Minneapolis. Where your house lands among those three changes the truck route, the drive plan, and sometimes the start time we’ll suggest.

Plymouth Neighborhoods And Landmarks We Work Around

The east side of the city gathers around Medicine Lake, with French Regional Park at 12605 Rockford Road and the Medicine Lake Regional Trail threading past both Rockford Road and I-494. The civic stretch runs along Plymouth Boulevard, where the Plymouth Community Center (plenty of locals still say Plymouth Creek Center) and the Hilde Performance Center sit, and July’s Music in Plymouth fills that corridor. The WestHealth medical campus holds down the I-494 and Highway 55 interchange on Campus Drive. The northwest corner keeps growing around Cheshire Parkway. A crew that already knows these places doesn’t spend your paid morning hunting for a townhome’s guest parking or the service door behind a Campus Drive building.

School District Timing In Plymouth

Plymouth splits across four school districts: Wayzata, Robbinsdale, Osseo, and Hopkins. Families moving within the city often pick the new address around those boundary lines, so closings stack up against the school calendar. The lines are visible on the ground, too. Wayzata Public Schools runs its district offices on 12th Avenue North in Plymouth, and Robbinsdale Armstrong High School sits on 36th Avenue North, inside the city limits. If your move has to land before a first day of school, tell the office the date and we’ll build the schedule backward from it.

Winter Moving In Plymouth

January closings happen, and we don’t slow down for them. Crews run floor protection at both houses, keep the path from door to truck clear while it’s open, and stage boxes in the garage when the wind is ugly. Cold changes the load order as well: glass, electronics, and anything with a screen gets wrapped tighter and loaded last so it spends the least time in the truck. Booking is also easier between November and March, which is worth knowing if your dates are flexible. A Minnesota mover that stops working in winter isn’t much of a Minnesota mover.

What A Plymouth Move Costs

Every Plymouth quote is built from four inputs: how much is moving, the access at both addresses, the distance, and how much packing you hand to us. A two bedroom townhome with a straight shot to the driveway is a shorter day than the same square footage up three flights with a long carry to visitor parking, so we don’t publish flat rates that would be wrong in both directions. Call (952) 698-0153 with your room count and both addresses and the office will price the actual job instead of an average. Quotes are free.

How A Plymouth Move Day Runs

The order of operations is the same on every job, and it’s most of the reason furniture arrives in the shape it left.

  1. The Walkthrough. The crew lead walks the house with you before anything lifts: what’s going, what’s staying, what’s fragile, and the best path to the truck.
  2. Protection First. Floor runners go down, door frames and stair rails get padded, and furniture is wrapped where it stands.
  3. The Load. Heavy and square pieces build the base, fragile items are boxed and loaded last so they come off first.
  4. The Drive. For most Plymouth moves that’s one trip, planned by the office around the addresses you gave.
  5. Placement. Beds assembled where you want them, boxes set down in the rooms they’re labeled for, and a final walkthrough with you before the crew rolls up the runners.

Why Plymouth Neighbors Call Us

The rating is the short answer: 4.9 stars across 203 Google reviews, earned one move at a time. Behind it sit the parts that make a mover safe to hire. We’re registered with MnDOT as household goods mover #38500 and insured, so your belongings are covered while they ride on our truck. Interstate work runs under real federal authority rather than a borrowed one. And when you call between 7 AM and 6 PM, any day, a person at our own office picks up. Brian and the office staff schedule the crews themselves, so the person quoting your move is the same person who knows the calendar. We’re a service area company based in the Minneapolis metro, and Plymouth is a short run for every crew we field, up I-494 or straight out Highway 55. There’s more about Minnesota Moving Company if you want the background before you call.

Nearby Cities We Serve From Plymouth

Plymouth sits in the middle of our west metro coverage. Maple Grove borders it on the north, Minnetonka and Wayzata sit to the south and southwest, and Golden Valley fills the gap toward Minneapolis on the east. Crossing a city line changes nothing about the crew or the pricing, and plenty of Plymouth moves end in one of these cities anyway. If your move starts or ends next door, see the Maple Grove moving company page, the Minnetonka moving company page, or the Minneapolis moving company page, or browse every city we cover on the service areas page.

Plymouth Moving Questions

How Much Does It Cost To Hire Movers In Plymouth, MN?

Cost follows four things: the amount of furniture, the access at both addresses, the distance, and any packing you add. A Plymouth townhome with close parking prices differently than a lake house with a long uphill carry, so the office quotes each job individually rather than off a chart. Quotes are free. Call (952) 698-0153 with your room count and both addresses to get yours.

Are You Licensed To Move Households In Minnesota?

Yes. Minnesota Moving Company is registered with the Minnesota Department of Transportation as a household goods mover, MnDOT #38500, and we’re insured. The number sits in the footer of every page on this site, and you’re welcome to verify it before you book. If your building or association needs insurance paperwork ahead of move day, ask the office and they’ll sort it out with you.

Can You Move Me From Plymouth To Another State?

Yes. Out of state moves run under Leo’s Moving, our interstate operating authority, USDOT 2963379 and MC 19963, which you can check yourself in the FMCSA database. The move still starts with the same local office: call (952) 698-0153, walk through what’s moving, and we’ll plan the packing, loading, and delivery window from there.

How Far Ahead Should I Book A Plymouth Move?

Four to eight weeks ahead is the safe window, especially for a summer date, since warm weather weekends fill fastest. Winter and midweek dates usually leave more room. If your closing date is already locked, call as soon as you have it and the office will get you on the calendar, even months out.

Do You Help Seniors Move Into Communities Like Trillium Woods?

Yes. Senior moves are one of our named services. For Plymouth communities such as Trillium Woods on Cheshire Parkway, we plan around a set arrival window, pace the packing over days when that’s easier, and work alongside family on downsizing decisions. The goal by evening is a settled home, with beds made, boxes gone, and familiar things where they belong.

Do Your Movers Pack Everything, Or Can We Split The Packing?

Either way works. A full pack means we bring boxes, paper, tape, and padding and pack the whole house. A split is common: you handle closets and bedding, we take the kitchen, the framed pieces, and anything fragile. Unpacking at the new place is its own add on. Tell the office how much you want off your plate and the quote will match it.

Get A Plymouth Moving Quote

Call (952) 698-0153 between 7 AM and 6 PM, any day of the week, and tell the office what’s moving and when. You’ll get a real price from the people who run the calendar, and a crew in Plymouth on the day you need one. Prefer to type it out? Request a quote online and we’ll take it from there.