Sherman Oaks has two sides. South of Ventura Boulevard, homes climb into the hills with steep driveways and narrow streets where parking a truck takes planning. North of the Boulevard, streets are lined with apartment and condo buildings, many with garages, elevators and HOA rules.
It also sits at the 101 and 405 interchange, one of the busiest in the country. We schedule Sherman Oaks moves to avoid the worst traffic, especially if you're moving over the hill to the Westside.
Moving in Sherman Oaks
What it costs
Sherman Oaks to the Westside is still a local move on the hourly rate. Smart timing keeps traffic from eating your hours.
Sherman Oaks moving questions
Will traffic make my move more expensive?
Drive time is part of the move, so we plan start times around 101 and 405 traffic to keep it short.
Can you get a truck up my street?
Most likely. Tell us your address when you book and we'll check.
Do you need a parking permit?
Sometimes. On streets with tight parking, we'll tell you if temporary no-parking signs would help.