I’m Brett Sorensen, owner of 503 Moving Labor Services. Tigard is a dense, established Washington County suburb — subdivisions around Washington Square, townhomes and apartments along 99W and Hall, and larger homes up the Bull Mountain slope. It’s fifteen minutes north on I-5, inside our core footprint. One flat rate, written before we load.
Apartments below, hillside homes above
Tigard runs from busy 99W apartment corridors to Bull Mountain’s steeper, curving streets. Wes confirms apartment loading windows and, up the hill, Dylan checks the grade and the truck’s spot so a full-size box isn’t stuck on a switchback.
What a Tigard move runs
- 1-bed apartment off 99W — 2 movers + truck — $470–$690
- 2-bed townhome near Washington Square — 2 movers + truck — $800–$1,180
- 3-bed subdivision home — 3 movers + truck — $1,300–$1,980
- 4-bed Bull Mountain house — 3 movers + truck — $2,050–$3,200
Two movers and a truck at $145/hr, three at $195, one-hour minimum. Pads, dollies, shrink-wrap and rain tarps included — the same W-2 crew both ends. Send your Tigard address for a binding flat rate, or see our apartment moving page and the service-areas map.
Flat-rate moving across Tigard
Two uniformed movers and the truck at $145/hr on the clock, or a signed Portland-metro figure that folds the entire Tigard 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 Tigard more times than any of us can keep track of.
Lock in my flat-rate price
