Moving to a new home in Abilene? Whether you’re transitioning into a high-rise condo in Brickell, a townhome in Coral Gables, or a family home in Kendall, Strong College Students Moving is here to make your move smooth, safe, and stress-free.
Our team of trained student movers brings the strength, organization, and care needed for efficient residential moving in Sacramento. From packing delicate items to carefully loading and unloading furniture, we handle it all—so you can settle into your new space with peace of mind.
We specialize in:
Full-service home and apartment moves
Packing, unpacking, and home organization
Furniture disassembly and reassembly
Local and long-distance residential moves
Hourly moving labor for rental trucks or containers
With flexible scheduling, transparent pricing, and movers who are as smart as they are strong, Strong College Students is the go-to choice for Sacramento home moving.
“Movers with Knowledge” We define Apartments as a home that shares its square footage with a larger structure usually housing 4-1000s of units each neighboring one another. The typical floor plan for most apartments is 1-4 bedrooms, 1-4 baths, living room, kitchen, dining room, laundry room, patio and sometimes a detached or attached garage.
“Movers with Knowledge” We define Condos as a home that shares its square footage with a larger structure usually housing 4-1000s of units each neighboring one another. The typical floor plan for most condos is 1-6 bedrooms, 1-6 baths, living room, family room kitchen, dining room, laundry room, patio and sometimes a garage or storage space on another floor or in the parking garage.
“Movers with Knowledge” We define Townhomes as a two or three story home that either stands alone, shares its square footage with a neighbouring unit or 4-6 neighbouring units.The typical floor plan for most townhomes is 1-6 bedrooms, 1-6 baths, living room, family room kitchen, dining room, laundry room, patio and sometimes a garage or storage space.
“Movers with Knowledge” We define Houses as a home that can be either one to three stories and in some rare cases even four stories or higher. They do not share square footage with a larger structure and are usually in housing developments neighbouring closely to other houses or on it’s own piece of private land away from neighbouring houses.The typical floor plan for most houses is 1-6 bedrooms, 1-6 baths, living room, family room kitchen, dining room, laundry room, patio, office, garage or storage space.
“Movers with Knowledge” We define Storages as any enclosure that can house contents for an extended period of time. You have storage facilities where each storage unit shares their square footage with a larger structure usually housing 4-1000s of units each neighboring one another. These facilities can be one story or higher and usually include an elevator with available carts to help transport the items to and from the loading area and storage if they are not indoor then they will typically be outdoor units with drive up access like a garage. Then there are storage containers such as PODS, Tractor trailers, box trucks and crates that are transportable and usually only require loading and unloading.
Whether you use professional movers or do it yourself it is important to keep in mind the logistics of each location you’re moving from and too. Your single story home might be really easy to move everything out but if you were moving into a third story home/townhome take into account flights of stairs can have on your ability to move everything quickly. Add in there a long carry such as a 250 foot walk from the home to the area you can fit the truck and move that should have taken half a day is now looking to be a full day just due to logistics alone.
One-Three story apartment buildings will typically equate to a unit being on the first, second or third floor and will involve one to two flights of stairs and parking lot access near the staircases or a long carrier through a court yard or around the building to get to the parking lot.
Four story buildings or highrises will have elevators and flights of stairs. Typically the elevator will be shared or reserved for the move. For reserved elevators these will typically take you out to a loading dock where a moving truck or vehicle can be parked to load and offload. Most four story buildings and highrises will have long carriers to and from the elevator on each landing as well as additional time to load the elevator, take it up or down and then offload the elevator, take it to the truck or home and then rinse and repeat.
Condo Logistics:
One-Three story condo buildings will typically equate to a unit being on the first, second or third floor and will involve one to two flights of stairs and parking lot access near the staircases or a long carrier through a court yard or around the building to get to the parking lot.
Four story buildings or highrises will have elevators and flights of stairs. Typically the elevator will be shared or reserved for the move. For reserved elevators these will typically take you out to a loading dock where a moving truck or vehicle can be parked to load and offload. Most four story buildings and highrises will have long carriers to and from the elevator on each landing as well as additional time to load the elevator, take it up or down and then offload the elevator, take it to the truck or home and then rinse and repeat.
Two story townhomes will have a garage either attached or detached with the living space on the first floor and bedrooms on the second floor for some, or garage and an office/bedroom on the ground floor and living space and other bedrooms on the second floor. The flights of stairs will either be straight up, turn 90 degrees one direction and up the remainder of the way or turn 180 degrees one direction and up the remainder of the way. The stairs in townhouses can be restricted and have low hanging ceilings that prevent certain items like Queen Boxsprings from being able to fit up the stairs. Normally the moving trucks can back up to or as close to the garage or front door as possible, some cases there is a long carry to walk to the side of the townhouse to enter through the main entry point if the garage has restricted access or a steep step to get into the home.
Three story or higher townhomes will have a garage either attached or detached with the living space on the first floor and bedrooms on the other floors inter mixed with some of the living spaces, or garage and an office/bedroom on the ground floor and living space and other bedrooms on the higher floors. The flights of stairs will either be straight up, turn 90 degrees one direction and up the remainder of the way or turn 180 degrees one direction and up the remainder of the way. The stairs in townhouses can be restricted and have low hanging ceilings that prevent certain items like Queen Boxsprings from being able to fit up the stairs. Normally the moving trucks can back up to or as close to the garage or front door as possible, some cases there is a long carry to walk to the side of the townhouse to enter through the main entry point if the garage has restricted access or a steep step to get into the home.
One story house will typically have drive up access to the garage or main entry point of the home for efficient loading and unloading. These usually do not have long carries unless the truck has to park on the street or away from the home due to height restrictions or low hanging foliage. No flights of stairs besides usually a few steps to get up into the home or going outside of the home through the garage or main entry point. Some houses will have back patios with a pool and seating area or an outdoor shed with additional contents.
Two story or more house will typically have drive up access to the garage or main entry point of the home for efficient loading and unloading. These usually do not have long carries unless the truck has to park on the street or away from the home due to height restrictions or low hanging foliage.Houses with multiple stories will usually have the main living areas downstairs and bedrooms upstairs with an additional game room or office. Some houses will have back patios with a pool and seating area or an outdoor shed with additional contents.
Climate controlled storages are your typical indoor storage units within a larger facility. These can have long or short carriers dependent on the storage units location in the facility. They usually entail walking through the building up an elevator if the unit is on another floor through the isles of units until reaching the required storage unit for load or unload. For units on floors besides the ground also include additional time due to having to get all items to the elevator, load the elevator and then take it down, unload the elevator and load in the truck. Many indoor climate controlled storages provide moving carts to make getting contents into and out of the storage a lot more efficient.
Non-climate controlled storages are like rows of garages you can drive up to and get direct access to. These do not usually have long carriers since we can park the truck right next to the unit. Some outdoor units though can lead to interior hallways with smaller units that can create a bit of a long carrier depending on how far in the unit is in relation to the entry point into the back storages. These storages do not usually have carts available to help and purely have to rely on the equipment you have.
PODS, Crates, Tractor Trailers are storages that can be transported from location to location and usually range from short carriers to long carriers depending on where the storage container can be dropped for loading and unloading purposes. These work well for moving out of state or over 250 miles across state and remodels for your home.
When taking into account your household inventory, it is good practice to familiarize yourself with the name of the item so when getting estimates for moving we can clearly identify the item being mentioned. It’s also important not to get too caught up in the dimensions since when it comes to moving it more so depends on the weight and volume being moved. Dimensions are more critical for unique items or requests such as getting a 300 lb gun safe up a spiral staircase and ensuring all the items will fit in the new home or location you are moving two.