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Auburn Movers & Junk Removal, From Lea Hill to the Valley Floor

Lakeland Hills two-stories, Lea Hill rentals near Green River College, the old blocks off Main Street: one crew moves it and hauls the leftovers, 40 minutes down SR 167 from Kirkland.

📍 30 miles from our Kirkland base · 40 min via I-405 and SR 167 ★ 4.9 on Google 🕗 Open daily 8am–10pm

Auburn sits about 40 minutes from our Kirkland base, down I-405 and SR 167, and it's a city where the moves come in every size: a Green River College student with a rented van, a family climbing into Lakeland Hills, a downtown rambler being cleared after forty years. Our 2-man crew is $119/hr for all of them, there is no travel fee, and whatever you're done with leaves on the same truck as the move.

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Lea HillLakeland HillsWest HillDowntown AuburnAuburn NorthGreen River

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Moving in Auburn, hill by hill

Auburn is a valley town with three hills around it, and each one moves differently. Lakeland Hills is the big one: two-story houses from the last twenty-five years, three-car garages, cul-de-sacs, and an association that cares how long a truck sits at the curb, so we park in the driveway and keep the load tight. Lea Hill is a mix of older homes and rentals full of Green River College students, with steep connector roads off 8th Street NE that we take slowly with a full box. West Hill is older ramblers and long driveways. Down on the valley floor it's the original Auburn: pre-war houses near Main Street with narrow side yards, the apartment blocks along Auburn Way North, and the newer buildings near the Sounder station where we coordinate a loading spot ahead of time. SR 167 backs up every afternoon, so we aim for morning starts and route through the valley on West Valley Highway when it does.

Junk removal in Auburn, priced by truck space

Junk in Auburn is priced by how much of the 16-ft truck it fills, and the tiers are the same on every job: single item $89–$139, quarter truck $349–$499, half truck $649–$899, three-quarter truck $999–$1,299, full truck $1,299–$1,599. Loading, hauling, and disposal are inside those numbers. A worked example from Lakeland Hills: a family texted photos of a sectional, a treadmill, two dressers, and a stack of moving boxes still full from 2019. Priced one at a time that's four single items, but together it fills about a quarter of the truck, so the quote was the quarter-truck tier and they paid less than the sum of the parts. Hot tubs are $225–$400 on their own, TVs and e-waste $89 standalone or $59 added to any load. Usable furniture goes to donation first, metal to recycling, and the rest makes a short trip to the Algona transfer station, which is practically next door.

Auburn pricing, without a sales call

Here is the whole price list. A 2-man crew and truck: $119/hr. A 3-man crew for a full house: $159/hr. No travel fee, so the total we send is the whole price, with nothing added on the day. Typical Auburn results: a 1-bedroom apartment $360–$480, a 2-bedroom $480–$720, and a Lakeland Hills 3-bedroom is usually a 3-man day. People ask why a Kirkland company is worth calling from 30 miles away, and the answer is that the drive costs you nothing: no travel fee down SR 167, the clock only runs on the work, and the hourly rate is lower than most two-mover crews charge anywhere in King County. We also run 8am to 10pm every day of the week, so a Boeing Auburn shift or a Sounder commute doesn't have to bend around us. Text (206) 609-5581 with what you're moving and you'll get the number, not a pitch.

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I needed help moving last minute and contacted him day of. He was so responsive! They arrived on time and got the job done right at the 2 hr mark... braved the 77 degree heat to lug everything up 3 flights of stairs to my new s…

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They came through last minute after other services failed to show... Worked hard, fast, and with immense skill. Stellar attitude, not one complaint. Rare to find such skilled labor for such fair pricing these days. 10/10.

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Moving in Auburn: Quick Answers

What does a move in Auburn cost?
$119/hr for a 2-man crew, truck and equipment included, or $159/hr for three movers. There is no travel fee; the total is the whole price. A typical Auburn 1-bedroom finishes between $360 and $480, a 2-bedroom between $480 and $720, and a labor-only crew for a truck you rented yourself is $89/hr. Text your details for an exact number.
How much notice do you need for an Auburn move?
A few days is usually enough on a weekday. Weekends and the last week of the month go first, so book those a week or more out, and the same goes for mid-June and late September when Green River College leases turn over. Junk pickups are quicker: a couple of days, sometimes same-day when a truck is already headed down SR 167.
Do you move within Auburn, like Lakeland Hills to downtown?
Yes. Lakeland Hills down to a Main Street apartment, Lea Hill over to West Hill, Auburn North out to a Green River rental: local moves bill the same $119/hr as any other job, with no travel fee. Short in-town drives keep the hourly clock on carrying instead of driving, which is where it belongs.

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