I’m Brett Sorensen, owner of 503 Moving Labor Services. Oregon City is built on two levels — the historic downtown along the river by Willamette Falls, and the bluff above it, linked by that landmark Municipal Elevator. Add the newer Beavercreek and Holcomb subdivisions and you get every kind of move. Flat price, in writing, before we load.
Bluff stairs and newer builds
The old homes on the bluff and in the Canemah district come with staircases and narrow streets; the Beavercreek subdivisions are wide and truck-friendly. Dylan plans the stair-carries and Wes sets the truck’s spot so the start window holds either way.
Oregon City flat-rate examples
| Job | Crew | Typical flat |
|---|---|---|
| 2-bed historic bluff home | 2 movers + truck | $820–$1,180 |
| 3-bed Beavercreek subdivision home | 3 movers + truck | $1,300–$1,980 |
| 4-bed home off Holcomb Blvd | 3 movers + truck | $2,050–$3,200 |
| Oregon City to Wilsonville or Canby | 2 movers + truck | $640–$980 |
Both ends, one crew. No fuel surcharge for the I-205 run from Wilsonville, and the same uniformed W-2 crew that loads your bluff home unloads it — no day-labor handoff.
Send me your Oregon City address and I’ll write a binding flat rate the same day. See local moving or the service-areas map.
Flat-rate moving across Oregon City
Two uniformed movers and the truck at $145/hr on the clock, or a signed Portland-metro figure that folds the entire Oregon City 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 Oregon City more times than any of us can keep track of.
Lock in my flat-rate price
