Elite Moving & Storage plans moves for homes, estates, high-end collections, offices and events across Southern California. These moving guides share what that planning looks like on paper: plain definitions, typical price ranges, timelines and checklists you can use before you call anyone. Each guide shows the date it was last updated and points to the service it supports.
Four guides, each built around one planning question
- What white glove moving is and what it includes. The definition in plain terms, what a white glove crew handles from home protection and crating to placement and debris removal, and how it differs from a standard move. Start here if you are comparing movers for a home, an estate or a collection.
- What a luxury move costs in Los Angeles. Typical ranges for white glove moves by home size, and what moves the number: crating, packing, hillside access, high-rise elevator windows and storage between homes. Use it to set a budget before the walkthrough.
- The office relocation checklist. How to move an office, from the lease and internet orders six months out to the first week in the new space, with an owner for every task and the drivers behind an office move’s cost.
- The corporate event logistics guide. The physical side of corporate events and events at home: the planning timeline, the load-in and load-out plan, venue rules, an item-by-item inventory, strike day and storage between events.
How to use the guides with our services
The guides are written to make the first conversation shorter and the estimate more accurate. Read the one that matches your move, then bring what it asks for to the walkthrough:
- For a home or estate, the white glove and cost guides pair with white glove moving. Have the new floor plan, the list of pieces that need crating and the building or gate rules at both ends.
- For an office, the checklist pairs with office and commercial moving. Have the lease dates, the new floor plan and each building’s move rules.
- For an event, the logistics guide pairs with event logistics. Have the venue’s vendor guidelines, the floor plan and the inventory.
Every service starts the same way: a walkthrough, in person or by video, then a written estimate, and our team runs the move from there. See how a move with Elite works, or request a quote when you are ready.
What the guides cover, and what they do not
The guides give typical ranges and general practice for Southern California. Every building, venue and home has its own rules, and a written estimate after a walkthrough is the number that counts, not a range in a guide. Where the office and event guides cite a law, a code or a venue rule, they name the source so you can check it yourself.
