Citrus Heights, CA · Sacramento County
Movers in Citrus Heights, and we work in Russian
Owner-led crews across Citrus Heights — Sunrise, Birdcage, Arcade Creek and the streets off Auburn Boulevard. Hourly, with a written estimate first.
A price in about a minute, or a written answer the same day.
Photo: Citrus Heights City Hall, Fountain Square Drive by J.smith (English Wikipedia), CC BY-SA 2.5 · Wikimedia Commons
Citrus Heights is where a large part of the Sacramento area’s Slavic community actually lives, and it is the reason this branch exists in the shape it does. It is also a straightforward place to move in: mostly single-storey and two-storey houses on wide suburban streets, with driveways a full-size truck can use and garages that have been quietly filling up for twenty years. The garage is usually the thing that decides how long the day takes.
Neighbourhoods we work in
Sunrise Ranch · Birdcage Heights · Arcade Creek · Sylvan Old Auburn Road · Rusch Park area · Stock Ranch · Mariposa Avenue corridor
The garage is the job
Almost every house here has one, and in a house somebody has lived in for a decade it holds more than the bedrooms do. Tell us roughly what is out there — tools, a freezer, bikes, boxes nobody has opened — and the estimate reflects it. A garage discovered on move day is the single most common reason an hourly job runs long.
Wide streets, real driveways
This is suburban stock from the sixties and seventies: driveways that take a 26-foot truck, few kerbside restrictions, and short carries from door to tailgate. It is genuinely cheaper to move here than in the older parts of the city, and that shows up as fewer hours rather than a different rate.
Russian and Ukrainian on the crew
The coordinator and every written estimate work in English or Russian, whichever you prefer, and part of the crew speaks Ukrainian. This is the neighbourhood where that matters most, and it is not a marketing line: it is why the branch is here.
Moving within the area is a doubled drive
Citrus Heights to Carmichael, Fair Oaks or Roseville are short runs, and California’s tariff bills the drive between your two addresses twice whatever its length. On the estimate it is a line you can see, and it is the same for every licensed mover in the state — a quote without it is not cheaper, it is incomplete.
How a move here is charged
Easy Move Sacramento charges one hourly rate with the truck inside it. You are billed for the loading, the unloading and double the drive between your two addresses, on a 4-hour minimum — $516 with two movers, at $129 an hour.
California bills that drive twice over — Maximum Rate Tariff 4, Item 36. It applies to every hourly local move, whatever the distance. It is the state tariff rather than our surcharge, and it is on the estimate before you book.
Rates: $129 an hour for two movers, $179 for three, $219 for four.
What a move costs here →New here, not new to this
We are the Sacramento branch of Easy Move Florida, which has been moving families since 2021 and holds 4.7 on Thumbtack from 33 reviews and 5.0 on Google from 8. Thumbtack publishes a review only against a job booked through it; Google goes by its own genuine-experience policies. Both show every review rather than a chosen few. Those reviews belong to the Easy Move Florida office and to the same owner who will run your move here; Sacramento has just opened, and our own reviews will come from our first jobs in the metro.
Thumbtack →Questions people ask
Do you speak Russian and Ukrainian?
The call, the estimate and all paperwork are in English or Russian, as you prefer. About a third of the crew speaks Ukrainian, so on move day itself you will be understood. We will not claim more than that.
How much is a move from Citrus Heights to Sacramento?
It is an hourly job: the crew, the truck for the day, and the drive between the two addresses — doubled, because Maximum Rate Tariff 4 requires that on every hourly local move. Easy Move Sacramento publishes its hourly rates on the pricing page and charges the same across the metro; call and you will have the figure for your job, with a Not To Exceed ceiling, in writing before you book.
Can you take the garage as a separate job?
Yes, and sometimes that is the sensible order: a crew for the garage and the heavy items on one day, the house on another. It is the same hourly rate either way.
Do you do small moves?
Yes. A one-bedroom, a single room, or a few heavy pieces across town all fit inside the minimum, and the minimum is what you pay if the job takes less.
Sources for the local details on this page