I’m Brett Sorensen. Canby is farm country on the south bank of the Willamette — a tidy downtown grid off 1st Avenue, ringed by nurseries, greenhouses, and homes on acreage down long gravel lanes. It’s a short hop east of Wilsonville, and every move here gets a flat price locked in writing first.
Town homes and farm lanes
Half of Canby is walkable downtown blocks; the other half is rural lots where the driveway is half the job. Wes asks about lane length and any soft ground when we book, so the right truck shows up and the plan fits the property.
Rain and gravel, handled. When a farm lane turns soft in a Willamette Valley downpour, we bring plywood runners and, if a 26-footer can’t take it, shuttle the last leg in a smaller box — the flat rate doesn’t budge.
Canby flat-rate examples
- 2-bed downtown bungalow — 2 movers + truck — $790–$1,160
- 3-bed home on a nursery lot — 3 movers + truck — $1,320–$1,980
- 4-bed house on acreage — 3 movers + truck — $2,100–$3,250
- Canby to Oregon City or Wilsonville — 2 movers + truck — $640–$980
Two movers run $145/hr, three at $195, one-hour minimum, blankets and dollies included. Send your Canby address and I’ll write the binding total. Browse residential moving or the service-areas map.
Flat-rate moving across Canby
Two uniformed movers and the truck at $145/hr on the clock, or a signed Portland-metro figure that folds the entire Canby move onto a single sheet
Brett’s Wilsonville crew has run the Lake Oswego hillside carries, the Tualatin and Beaverton subdivisions, the gravel county lanes out past the farmland and the pinched downtown Portland curb windows across Canby more times than any of us can keep track of.
Lock in my flat-rate price
