Seven Trucks, Zero Subcontractors, Every San Diego County Address Since 2016

A Perfect Delivery — San Diego Movers

Whatever figure you sign at the walkthrough is the figure on the invoice when the truck pulls away, bridge traffic and hillside parking included. Rafael started this company delivering furniture out of a single cargo van in 2016 after one too many customers asked him to grab the rest of the house while he was there — he bought a second truck, then a fleet, and still personally drives the Coronado and Point Loma jobs most weeks. Every name on our crew roster draws a paycheck from us; nobody’s a same-day hire.

  • Started with one cargo van in 2016 — Rafael still takes the Coronado and Point Loma jobs himself most weeks
  • Seven trucks on the road, every mover payroll-hired and trained in-house — no one's pulled off a gig app that morning
  • 10 years in San Diego, California PUC household goods carrier permit (Cal-T) on file the entire time
G ★★★★★ 5 from 24+ verified San Diego reviews
Lock In Your RateA real person calls back, usually same business day

Asking costs nothing, and nobody chases you with five follow-up calls afterward. Would rather just talk it through? Call (949) 603-3347 and you’ll get Melissa in the office or Rafael himself, never a call center.

Step By Step

What Booking A Perfect Delivery Actually Looks Like

1

Tell Us Where And When

Two addresses and a rough week is already enough for Melissa to start building a number in the office.

2

We Look At The Actual Rooms

In person or on a video call, the crew counts furniture and flags anything that adds time — a Pacific Beach alley the truck can’t pull into, a driveway at the top of a La Mesa hill, an extra flight of exterior stairs.

3

Flag The Odd Stuff Now

A piano, a gun safe, a few weeks of storage before the new place is ready — mention it before the walkthrough ends and it’s in the number, not a surprise later.

4

The Figure Goes In Writing

What Melissa sends over is final the moment it lands in your inbox — nothing gets revised on move day.

5

The Crew Shows Up On Schedule

Whatever’s on the calendar pulls up at your door with a full payroll crew — Coronado bridge backups and September campus traffic already factored into the timing, not excuses after the fact.

September fills up across San Diego County faster than any other month. Melissa starts building extra crews into the calendar months ahead of UCSD and SDSU move-out week, and once that stacks up against normal weekend bookings, open dates disappear fast — grab one while the calendar still has room.

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  • The truck is already folded into the hourly rate — it never shows up as its own line item
  • Pads, straps, and a hand truck ride on the truck before it leaves our yard, so there’s nothing to wait around for on move day
  • The same hands that carry a box out of your old place set it down at the new one
  • A San Diego County job wraps up at the number we quoted, full stop — nothing extra lands on the invoice afterward
  • The figure gets signed on paper before the truck ever leaves our Garnet Avenue yard, and it covers the whole trip
  • Los Angeles sits close, just over two hours up the 5; Phoenix, Las Vegas, and Tucson run a half-day haul; Sacramento and San Francisco up the state are our longest lanes
  • Our own US DOT and MC authority stays on the load door to door — it never gets handed off to a second carrier partway there
  • A $1M cargo policy rides with the truck the entire way, first mile to last
  • We handle the elevator reservation and the building’s move-in paperwork before the leasing office even brings it up
  • A Pacific Beach walk-up with two flights of exterior stairs is just another Tuesday for this crew during September turnover
  • September books out fast — our whole late-summer schedule is built around when UCSD and SDSU empty out at once
  • A written number reaches you weeks before move-in day, not the week it happens
  • Weekend or after-hours scheduling keeps the business running without ever closing its doors for the move
  • Desks and file boxes get tagged with a numbering system, so the new office goes back together fast instead of by guesswork
  • Your office manager has a certificate of insurance in hand before anyone even has to ask for one
  • Office moves get booked around your lease dates, not ours, elevator reservation included
  • The crew sets its pace off the family, not a clock — nobody rushes anyone that day
  • Anything irreplaceable gets extra padding as a default, not something you have to request in advance
  • This crew has cleared out plenty of houses holding three generations of belongings under one roof
  • A written number goes out weeks ahead, giving the family real time to plan the date around it

San Diego Customers In Their Own Words

We post these exactly as people wrote them — straightforward jobs and complicated ones both, gathered from across San Diego County.

★★★★★

“Ross and Andrew made our move smooth, quick, and much appreciated — we didn't have to lift a finger. I highly recommend Ross and Andrew for your next move!”

Ciarra Burns Clairemont · local
★★★★★

“Helped us haul off leftover furniture after a big move-out. On time and professional.”

Ashley Moore Hillcrest · local
★★★★★

“Communication and pricing were on point. The moving guys Byron, Jordan and Jack were wonderful! They were all very kind and made the moving process easy. Thanks again guys :)”

Lindsey Joreid North Park · local
★★★★★

“Zack and Damian were fantastic!! Highly recommend!!”

Sari Kesler El Cajon · local
★★★★★

“Darrin, Jake and Derek were just amazing. Willing to help, packed our stuff as if it was theirs. Did a fantastic job doing special boxes for us — we even nicknamed Darrin the Box Artist. They went above and beyond. Thank you all so much.”

Maria Mota La Mesa · full_pack
★★★★★

“These guys were awesome. We had a family member pass away so we needed her apartment cleared out immediately, and they were the only ones who could come same day. They had everything removed in about 45 minutes! Guys were super nice. The only negative I have is that I was given a time frame between 1-3pm and they didn't show up until about 7:49pm. But once there it only took a little over an hour. I would definitely use them again!”

Cathy Valdes Hillcrest · apartment

How A Perfect Delivery Stacks Up Against The Alternatives

A pod parked in the driveway, a rental truck you're loading solo, a stranger's crew bidding on your job sight unseen — none of that gets you a written number ahead of time, a crew that's actually on our payroll, or the guarantee that your things stay in the same set of hands the whole way.

A Perfect Delivery Brokers Containers Truck Rentals
The dollar figure is in your hands before a single box gets touched –
Every truck is ours and every paycheck is cut by us — no rig gets rented for the day
California PUC household goods carrier permit (Cal-T) on file, bonded and insured on every job we run – –
The same hands that load your boxes at the curb are the hands that carry them into the new place
Packing and unpacking sit inside the same flat number — no separate line waiting on the invoice
A piano, a gun safe, anything oddly shaped — our own crew rigs it, never a specialty sub brought in
Week-to-week or month-to-month storage is available whenever a job needs it
One carrier runs the whole trip — nothing changes hands partway there
No Add-Ons, No Surprises

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A Perfect Delivery moving truck and crew What you sign is the only number that’ll ever show up on this move.
Why The Number Doesn’t Move

We Set The Price Weeks Out, Never The Morning Of

A backup at the Coronado bridge toll plaza, an extra half hour because street parking near the Pacific Beach boardwalk resets every two hours — neither shows up as a line item, because whatever’s written down ahead of time is exactly what you owe once the truck backs in. And whoever’s carrying your boxes already draws a paycheck from A Perfect Delivery, not someone brought on that same morning.

  • A single number, locked in long before move day
  • Every mover clears a background check and lands on payroll before ever climbing into one of our trucks
  • A $1M cargo policy rides along whether the job’s a mile down the road or clear out to Sacramento
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Who Actually Shows Up At Your Door

Every person pictured here draws a paycheck from us and drives a truck we own free and clear — nobody’s a same-day hire off a job board.

Isaiah Marsh, Lead Crew Chief at A Perfect Delivery

Isaiah Marsh

Lead Crew Chief 8+ yrs with A Perfect Delivery
Tony Reyes, Senior Mover at A Perfect Delivery

Tony Reyes

Senior Mover 6+ yrs with A Perfect Delivery
Caleb Whitmore, Mover at A Perfect Delivery

Caleb Whitmore

Mover 4+ yrs with A Perfect Delivery
Diego Salcedo, Move Coordinator & Storage at A Perfect Delivery

Diego Salcedo

Move Coordinator & Storage 5+ yrs with A Perfect Delivery
Melissa Ortega, Operations Manager at A Perfect Delivery

Melissa Ortega

Operations Manager 7+ yrs with A Perfect Delivery
Whichever Way Works For You

Video Call Or In-Person Walkthrough — Your Call

Plenty of people would rather just film the rooms on a phone; others want an actual person walking through with them. Either path lands in the same place — a written number once we’ve looked, nothing signed on the spot, and no charge if you decide to go another direction.

Start My Walkthrough
1
Pick a time

Mornings, evenings, Saturdays — tell the office what works and they’ll build the appointment around it.

2
Show us around

Whichever format you picked, Melissa notes the stairs, the heavy pieces, and anything else that’ll shape the truck size and crew count.

3
Your figure arrives

It's usually in your inbox before the day is out, and there's nothing owed unless you decide to book.

Quick Answers First

What San Diego Callers Ask Us Most

Is this your own crew, or does the job get handed off to someone else?

Our own San Diego crew, start to finish, with a California PUC household goods carrier permit (Cal-T) on file plus US DOT/MC authority for anything crossing a state line. Whoever quotes the job, drives the truck, and carries the boxes is on our own payroll — nothing gets routed to another company, and your information doesn’t get sold to a call center.

How do you land on a final price?

Someone from our team walks the job with you, room by room, either in person or on video, and comes back with one written figure — no hourly clock running in the background, and no surprise line item for a hillside driveway in La Mesa or an extra flight of stairs anywhere in San Diego County.

What happens if my move falls during UCSD or SDSU move-out week?

We plan for it months out. Melissa builds extra crews into the September schedule specifically, since that’s when both campuses turn over within days of each other, so booking early still gets you first pick of dates.

Can your crew handle a piano or something else awkward to move?

Regularly. Tony Reyes keeps rigging gear on hand for uprights, baby grands, gun safes, and anything else heavy or oddly shaped, and he’s carried enough of them up narrow beach-cottage stairwells that it rarely slows a job down.

Do you only run local jobs, or do you go out of state too?

Both. Los Angeles sits a little over two hours up the 5, Phoenix and Las Vegas run a half-day haul, and Sacramento and San Francisco are our longer lanes. Distance doesn’t change the pricing model — one flat figure covers the trip, and the same hands that loaded it at our Garnet Avenue yard are the hands unloading it at the other end.

How far out should I book?

Two to three weeks ahead gets you first choice of dates, especially heading into September when UCSD and SDSU both turn over within days of each other. Past that window, call anyway — cancellations open up slots more often than people expect.

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