White Glove Moving in San Francisco
LFS moves San Francisco homes, including Pacific Heights and other classic houses. Our crew plans for stairs and finish floors, then places the pieces.
We are a carrier-first company.
Stairs, Landings, and Finish Floors
San Francisco houses often turn on a landing. A piece that fits the room may not fit the stair without a plan. We measure doorways, landings and stairs before move day, and we say if a piece needs a different path.
Floors in these homes are part of the job. Runners go down before the crew walks the furniture through. Wall pads go up at the corners that take the hit. The Bay Area page is for Peninsula and South Bay estates, not for this city grid.
High-value pieces still get a condition report. Read what white glove means for the full in-home sequence, and high-value items if the load is mostly art.
- Stairs and landings measured first
- Runners on finish floors
- Wall pads at the corners
- City page, separate from the Peninsula
How This Move Is Planned
Measure the Stairs
Landings, rails and doorways are checked against the largest piece.
Cover the Floors
Runners and pads before the first chair moves.
Take the Piece the Way It Fits
If a frame will not turn the landing, we use the path we agreed on: an angle, a crate, or another route through the house.
Place and Document
The room is set and the condition notes are reviewed.
Request a Private Move Plan
Tell us the San Francisco address approach, the pieces, and whether a car is on the same plan.
Prefer the phone? Call 901-205-9679.
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