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House & Gated-Community Movers in Scottsdale

From an Old Town home down one narrow alley to a McDowell foothill lot behind a retaining wall, our price reflects the access, from a crew that already knows the terrain, running $550 to $5,850 based on the size of your home.

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Send it and it lands directly with our Scottsdale scheduling desk, where we build your written number and get it back to you the same business day more often than not. Getting a number costs nothing and commits you to nothing — hang onto it as long as you need before deciding either way. Derek or someone on his direct staff builds every quote by hand, and it doesn't get forwarded outside our own office.

Homes, estates, and foothill lots

Compare a walled Paradise Valley estate to a McDowell Mountain Ranch lot wedged into a hillside and one thing is obvious: they are not the same job, and quoting them as if they were is how a mover ends up over budget on your day. We look at the actual property before we put a number on paper.

The properties that fill our week

A typical week for us mixes Old Town adobe and mid-century homes, DC Ranch and McDowell Mountain Ranch addresses behind a gate, Paradise Valley estates, and newer builds closer to Loop 101.

  • Crew leadNathan Ruiz, nine years with the company
  • Old Town ScottsdaleNarrow alleys, older adobe and ranch-style homes
  • Gated communitiesDC Ranch and McDowell Mountain Ranch, move-in slots booked ahead
  • Foothill lotsRetaining walls, steep grades

Sizing up the total

A single price covers the truck, the padding supplies, and a crew that wraps each piece before loading it onto the truck.

Home size Estimated flat rate
Studio / 1BR $550 to $1,380
Two-bedroom $1,380 to $2,350
Three-bedroom $2,350 to $3,850
Four-bedroom $3,750 to $5,850

Bed frames, dining tables, and oversized dressers get taken apart ahead of the move and rebuilt at the new address. Floors get covered room by room, since tile or original wood cannot be sanded out after a scuff, while a piano gets its own dedicated rig rather than typical furniture treatment.

Where the driveway does the talking

A steep grade behind a McDowell boulder wall is exactly where a cut-rate crew either adds fees quietly or scrapes the stucco. Ours measures the slope ahead of time, wraps every railing and corner, and gets a couch or a hutch through without drama. In Old Town, a narrow alley sometimes means parking a smaller truck at the curb because the full-size rig will not fit.

Gates, HOAs, and July heat

On any gated property, Melissa gets the HOA move-in window and gate clearance sorted well before scheduling locks in. From June through September, we start before sunrise instead of pushing a crew through triple-digit afternoons.

Running since 2011

Derek Foss was working freight dispatch in this Valley long before Integrity Moving Specialist existed, and that habit of checking the details first still runs the company. That is why the number he quotes and the number on your invoice are the same one.

Derek's Word on It

Our Scottsdale Moving Guarantees

The Estimate Is the Invoice

The flat rate Derek writes down is the number you pay — no clock running once the truck rolls through the gate.

Arizona-Registered & Insured

Full cargo coverage on every load, and a certificate of insurance sent to any HOA or property manager who asks for one.

Our Own W-2 Crews

Scottsdale-based employees on our payroll — never day labor, never a stranger off a load board.

No Hidden Surcharges

No add-on for an HOA gate code, a McDowell Mountains driveway grade, or a narrow Old Town alley. The number we quote doesn't move once the truck backs in.

Company-Owned Trucks

Our own trucks out of our Raintree Drive yard — what gets taped shut at your door is what our crew carries in, never handed off to another outfit.

Right On Schedule

The window you're given is the window we hit. If a prior job runs past its clock, we'll call ahead so you're not left guessing, and we'll make it right.

Common Questions

Does a steep driveway cost more?+
It is factored into your estimate from day one, not tacked on later. We look at the grade or the retaining wall before we quote you, and that is the number that holds. A good number of our jobs each week are foothill properties exactly like yours.
Who handles gate clearance for an HOA community?+
Melissa Cordero does. She gets whatever paperwork or code a DC Ranch or McDowell Mountain Ranch gate requires cleared before we lock in your booking, so nobody is stuck waiting outside a locked gate on your dime.
What about pianos, gun safes, and other heavy pieces?+
Standard scope for us. Nathan Ruiz's crew boards it and gets it past whatever stands in the way, a stairwell, a tight doorway, no subcontractor involved, and it is already covered in your flat number.
Are the movers actually on your payroll?+
All of them, every time. Nobody walking into your home is picked up as day labor. Nathan in particular has logged years on Old Town and DC Ranch jobs, which means his team already knows the quirks of those houses.

Integrity Moving Specialist Reviews

★★★★★

Everyone showed up when they said they would and handled the whole job without a single hiccup. The price matched the quote exactly.

Ashley R.Old Town Scottsdale · Google
★★★★★

Fantastic service and very hard workers. Very fast.

Marcus T.DC Ranch · Google
★★★★

Excellent!!!! I'm very happy with your service; you took care of every detail without wasting a single minute. Seriously, thank you so much.

Gabriela M.Paradise Valley · Google

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