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BBB A+ accredited since 2010 · Top 3 Moving Company in Scottsdale, 2023 to 2026 · USDOT #1851763 | MC #670510
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Scottsdale is one of Arizona’s most sought-after places to live, and moving here, within the city or away from it, takes a crew that understands how the area works. As Scottsdale movers with a local office, we know which communities need a gate pass, which condo buildings want an elevator booked days ahead and why a July move should start at sunrise.
You might be moving into a high-rise in Old Town Scottsdale, relocating a business near the Scottsdale Airpark or settling into a family home in North Scottsdale. Each move gets the same approach: our movers arrive on time, treat your belongings with care and keep the day on schedule.
The Jones family leads the company: Steve and Candice Jones, with their two sons now helping run it. Steve’s first moving job came at 16 in Birmingham, Michigan, and it was a cross-country move that introduced the couple to Arizona and led them to settle in Phoenix. Read our story.
Most of the planning for a move here happens before the truck arrives, and it starts at the gate. Many Scottsdale neighborhoods are gated or run by an HOA. Moving trucks usually need a visitor pass, security clearance or a scheduled gate code, and communities such as Grayhawk, Troon North and DC Ranch can set specific move-in and move-out hours.
Some HOAs also limit truck size or want a certificate of insurance (COI) on file before the move date, so ask your HOA or management office what it requires. Send us those rules when you book and we will plan the truck, the crew and the arrival time around them.
Ask your HOA or building about:
Beyond the gate, these four things shape most moves in the city.
Condo and apartment buildings in and around Old Town usually have loading zones, freight elevators and set move hours. We coordinate parking, building access and elevator reservations ahead of time, and we protect your furniture with pads before it travels through shared hallways and elevators.
Larger estate properties near Silverleaf or Ancala Country Club often need a larger crew and more packing materials, and long walks from the truck to the front door add time. Our team has specific expertise in moving high-end furniture. For artwork, antiques, stone tables and other high-value pieces, our white glove moving service adds careful wrapping, extra care in handling and placement in the rooms you choose.
Scottsdale summer temperatures can exceed 110°F. For moves in June, July and August, we recommend early morning start times to protect wood furniture, electronics and wrapped upholstery from heat damage during loading and transport. Keep medications, candles, vinyl records and anything that melts with you in the car rather than on the truck.
Snowbird season, from January through March, is Scottsdale’s busiest moving period. If you split the year between Scottsdale and another state, book early, and ask about secure, climate-controlled storage for furniture you do not need at the winter home.
From the first call to the last box, every Scottsdale move follows the same six steps.
Use the form on this page or call (623) 221-3335. Tell us your move size, both addresses, any gate or HOA rules and specialty items such as a piano or safe.
Your quote lists what is included. If the job changes, we flag any price change before work continues.
We confirm your date and go over gate access, elevator bookings and any HOA or building rules you have shared with us.
If you choose packing, we use sturdy boxes in a range of sizes, bubble wrap, packing paper, furniture pads, stretch wrap and mattress covers, with specialty packing for fragile and high-value items. Prefer to pack yourself? Ask about moving supplies when you book.
Furniture disassembly is included on request, and the crew loads the truck in a planned order so heavy and fragile pieces travel securely.
We place furniture in the rooms you choose, reassemble what we took apart and, if you want, unpack your boxes.
As local movers in Scottsdale, we move households and businesses across the whole city, from the older ranch homes in the south to the desert communities at the north end. Each area has its own logistics.
Condos, lofts and townhomes with tight street parking and building move rules. We coordinate elevator reservations and loading space ahead of time.
Established ranch-style neighborhoods where narrow driveways and mature trees can affect where the truck parks.
Master-planned communities with HOAs, greenbelts and lake paths, so we plan truck access and move hours around your HOA’s rules.
A mix of condos, homes and offices. Office moves around the Airpark are planned around your business hours to limit downtime.
Gated sections with guard check-in and HOAs that may set move hours. Larger homes may need a bigger crew.
Spread-out desert properties where long driveways, slopes and walk distances add time, so we plan crew size around the property, not just the room count.
The Town of Paradise Valley borders Scottsdale to the west and has its own estate logistics. See our Paradise Valley moving page for moves there.
There is no single price for a Scottsdale move, because no two homes are alike. Your quote is built on your home, your route and the services you choose.
Quotes are free and come with no obligation. Our pricing is itemized with no hidden fees, and if the scope of your move changes, we talk it through with you before the work goes ahead. Weekend moves are available too.
Your itemized quote lists every service included in your move, and furniture disassembly and reassembly are included on request. Packing, unpacking, specialty items and storage are listed as separate lines, in keeping with our no-hidden-fees policy.
The number of rooms and how much furniture and how many boxes are moving.
The distance between your origin and destination, and traffic on routes like Scottsdale Road and the Loop 101.
Gate check-in, long walks from the truck to the door, stairs, elevators and HOA move windows.
Packing, unpacking, specialty items like pianos or hot tubs, and storage.
Larger homes and estates may need more movers to finish in one day.
Jones Moving & Storage provides a full range of services for every type of move in and around the city.
Moving to a new home? Our residential moving team handles your household items with care and manages the details, so you can focus on settling in.
Relocating an office or shop takes careful planning and as little downtime as possible. Our commercial movers work around your business hours.
Leaving Scottsdale or arriving from out of state? Our long-distance moving service provides reliable, secure transport for your belongings.
From modern apartment complexes to multi-story condos, our apartment movers plan around elevators, stairs and loading zones.
Sturdy boxes, bubble wrap, packing paper and specialty materials to protect every room.
Upright pianos, baby grands, grands and concert grands, moved with care for your instrument and your home.
Climate-controlled, secure storage for snowbird seasons, remodels or gaps between homes, short or long term.
If you are leaving Scottsdale for another state, or arriving here from one, we handle the full move from packing to delivery. We also handle in-state moves to and from other Arizona cities. For long-distance moves, plan on booking 6 to 8 weeks ahead so we can line up your dates on both ends. If your new home will not be ready when you leave, we can hold your belongings in secure, climate-controlled storage and deliver when you are. See our long-distance moving service for more.
Scottsdale moves often have a gap between closing dates, or a winter home that needs to be furnished differently each season. Jones Moving & Storage offers secure, climate-controlled storage, short or long term, coordinated with your move from pickup to delivery.
It is also a practical option while you stage a home for sale or wait out a remodel.
There are plenty of moving companies in Scottsdale. Here is why so many local homeowners and businesses choose Jones Moving & Storage.
Steve and Candice Jones lead the company, with their two sons now helping run it. Steve's first moving job came at 16 in Birmingham, Michigan.
We are registered under USDOT #1851763 and MC #670510, and you can check both on the FMCSA SAFER company snapshot. We have been a BBB Accredited Business since June 9, 2010, with an A+ rating.
Three Best Rated named us one of the Top 3 Moving Companies in Scottsdale in 2023, 2024, 2025 and 2026, and Expertise.com listed us among the Best Moving Companies in Scottsdale in 2021.
We believe in straightforward pricing with no hidden fees or last-minute surprises. When you request a quote, you will know what to expect.
Pianos, hot tubs, gun safes and pool tables need planning and the right technique. We move them along with your everyday furniture, so you do not need a second company for your heaviest pieces.
Items you decide not to take with you do not have to go to the landfill. We donate what customers leave behind to Saving Amy, a Phoenix nonprofit.
Our Scottsdale location holds a 4.9-star Google rating from 200+ reviews. Here is what customers say about their Scottsdale moves.
Used them again to help me with my second local move in Scottsdale. They were amazing both times, super fast and kind people. I always feel safe with them moving my furniture and they help take the stress away from moving. I will be using them again in the future.
Ginny C., Google review, July 2026
Jones Moving just took care of my move in Scottsdale AZ and it was a great experience from start to finish. The movers were on-time, professional, friendly and extremely careful with the furniture. They prepped my furniture and even my front door and walls to prevent any damage during the move. Price was great and highly recommend.
Michael P., Google review, August 2021
Recently used Jones Moving for a move from Scottsdale to Fountain Hills. I could not have been happier with the team; especially the respect they gave me and my belongs. Thank you!
Karen Y., Google review, May 2022
Our Scottsdale Office
16220 N Scottsdale Rd, Suite 300 C, Scottsdale, AZ 85254Phone
Hours
Mon to Fri: 7:00 am to 6:00 pm
Sat and Sun: 7:00 am to 12:00 pm
Closed Thanksgiving and Christmas
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Send us your move details and our Scottsdale movers will build you a free, itemized quote with no hidden fees.
Our Scottsdale office on N Scottsdale Road works alongside our Phoenix headquarters on N 19th Avenue, so your move has the full team behind it.
Heading to Paradise Valley, the East Valley or the West Valley? Each city we serve has its own page with local details:
The cost of a local move in Scottsdale depends on how much you are moving, the distance between your old and new home, the services you add, such as packing or storage, and access at each property. Homes in gated communities like DC Ranch, Grayhawk and McCormick Ranch may add time for gate check-in and longer walks from the truck. Your free quote is itemized, with no hidden fees.
Yes. Jones Moving & Storage is a licensed and insured mover registered under USDOT #1851763 and MC #670510, and a BBB Accredited Business with an A+ rating. If your HOA or condo building has its own requirements for movers, such as paperwork or set move hours, tell us when you book so we can plan around them.
Jones Moving & Storage is a licensed moving company, registered with the FMCSA under USDOT #1851763 and MC #670510. We are a family-owned business led by Steve and Candice Jones, with an office on N Scottsdale Road and headquarters in Phoenix, and you can look up both numbers on the FMCSA website to check our operating status before you book.
Usually, yes. Most gated communities in Scottsdale need a visitor pass, security clearance or a scheduled gate code for a moving truck. Communities such as Grayhawk, Troon North and DC Ranch can set move-in and move-out hours, and some HOAs limit truck size or ask for a certificate of insurance on file. Check these rules with your HOA a week ahead and share them with us to avoid delays on moving day.
For a move within Scottsdale, book 4 to 6 weeks out; for an out-of-state move, allow 6 to 8 weeks. If you are moving during snowbird season, from January through March, or at the end of the month, aim for the longer end of that range. We accommodate shorter timelines whenever our schedule allows, so call even if your date is close.
October through April is the most comfortable window for a move here, since it avoids summer heat that can exceed 110°F. Moves in June, July and August should start early in the morning to protect wood furniture, electronics and upholstery from heat damage. January through March is the busiest period because of snowbird season, so book early for those months.
Yes. Our team has specific expertise in moving high-end furniture, and we plan estate and luxury condo moves across Scottsdale, including homes near Silverleaf, Troon North and Ancala Country Club. Our white glove service covers fine furnishings, artwork and high-value items, with specialty packing for fragile pieces. Three Best Rated has named us a Top 3 Moving Company in Scottsdale every year from 2023 to 2026.
Yes. Jones Moving & Storage handles long-distance and interstate moves to and from Scottsdale, as well as in-state moves within Arizona. We can pack your home, move it and hold your belongings in secure, climate-controlled storage if your new home is not ready. For long-distance moves, plan to book 6 to 8 weeks ahead so we can schedule pickup and delivery dates that work for you.
Tipping is never required, and it is always your choice. Many customers tip each mover based on how long the job took and how hard it was, for example a long day, a lot of stairs or a move in the summer heat. Cold water and a short break in the shade are always appreciated by a crew working through an Arizona summer.
