Movers in Star
Star has grown faster in percentage terms than anywhere else in the valley, and almost everything we move there is either brand new or the acreage it was built next to. The practical consequence is that half the addresses are not where a five year old map thinks they are.
What moving in Star actually involves
The things that change the plan here, rather than a list that would read the same for any city.
Brand new construction
New subdivisions off Highway 44 and State Street. Access is excellent, but the closing dates move, so we plan for a flexible window as standard here.
Addresses that are newer than the maps
New Star streets routinely fail to appear in navigation. We confirm the lot and the approach with you before the day rather than having a crew circling a subdivision.
Riverside and acreage
Properties along the Boise River have long drives, mature landscaping and gates. Both the carry distance and the turning space go on the estimate.
The Highway 44 corridor
Star to Boise is a straight run on 44 and State, but it is slow at commute times. We load early where we can.
Because so much of Star is new construction, storage in transit is used more here than anywhere else we serve. It is worth asking about before your closing date is firm.
Star moving questions
We also move in
Moving out of Star entirely?
Interstate moving is a core service, not a referral. We load in Star and deliver to any of the lower 48, with the same crew and one point of contact from the estimate to the delivery. See interstate moving.