Movers in Culver City
Culver City is its own city, separate from the City of Los Angeles. Here is what to plan for when you move there, from Kobe Moving in Van Nuys.
Moving in Culver City
Culver City is its own city on the Westside, home to Sony Pictures Studios and The Culver Studios. Downtown Culver City, the Metro E Line station and the Hayden Tract, with its creative office buildings, bring a lot of offices and studios to a small city. Residential areas range from single-family streets like Carlson Park and Blair Hills to the condo and apartment complexes of Fox Hills.
That makes Culver City a place where office and studio moves are as common as home moves.
From our Van Nuys base, Culver City is south on the 405, through the Sepulveda Pass and past the 10.
What to plan for in Culver City
Creative offices and studios
Offices in the Hayden Tract and near the studios often have equipment, edit suites and open-plan furniture. An after-hours or weekend move keeps the work week free.
Fox Hills complexes
Larger condo and apartment complexes in Fox Hills have their own move rules, gates and elevators. Ask the HOA or leasing office early.
Downtown Culver City
Streets around downtown are busy and parking is limited. Plan the loading spot in advance and avoid evening event times.
Culver City's own rules
Culver City is not part of the City of Los Angeles. Check its parking rules and posted signs where the truck will stop.
Quote for a Culver City move
Free, no obligation. Your rate comes back in writing.
Prefer to talk? Call (424) 537-5595.
Parts of Culver City we move
- Downtown Culver City
- Hayden Tract
- Fox Hills
- Carlson Park
- Blair Hills
- Near the Culver City E Line station
Culver City moving questions
Can you move our Culver City office over a weekend?
Yes. Office moves can be scheduled after hours or on weekends. Describe the space and the equipment on the quote form.
My Fox Hills complex has a gate and an elevator. What do you need?
The gate instructions, the elevator reservation time and where a truck can park. Put them on the quote form.