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Moving companies in Fair Oaks, CA

Fair Oaks is an unincorporated community in Sacramento County with a population of about 32,514. 2 registered motor carriers with a moving-related name is based at a physical address in Fair Oaks itself. Below is the register as it stands, with the numbers you can check yourself.

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Fair Oaks at a glance

County
Sacramento County
Type
an unincorporated community
Population (2020)
32,514
Area
11 sq mi
Elevation
180 ft
ZIP codes
95628

What makes a Fair Oaks move different

Fair Oaks sits on the north bank of the American River, with mature oak canopy and streets that curve rather than run straight.

Fair Oaks is a mix of 1950s-70s ranch homes on generous shaded lots and newer custom homes on the larger parcels near the bluffs; about two thirds of households own their home.

Fair Oaks Village is the local landmark, with tight parking on Fair Oaks Boulevard and the Sunrise Avenue bridge carrying traffic across the American River.

Main roads to know: Fair Oaks Boulevard, Sunrise Boulevard, Madison Avenue, Hazel Avenue, Winding Way.

Historical note: the community grew around Fair Oaks Village on Fair Oaks Boulevard.

Registered moving companies serving Fair Oaks

Company (as registered)USDOTPhone on fileTrucksDriversMCS-150 filed
Jlc Moving Service
8951 Sunset Ave
3999738 (916) 598-3182 21 2026
Jones Moving
6737 Judistine Dr
3965373 (279) 202-5800 21 2025
Colonial Van & Storage
6001 88Th St
2973 (916) 381-1372 3123 2025
Mother Lode Van & Storage
11255 Pyrites Way
1885461 (916) 631-4285 198 2026
Sacramento Transfer
8561 Excelsior Rd
1331255 (916) 296-2976 1515 2026
Sierra Valley Moving & Storage
5071 Kelton Way
786470 (916) 649-3400 1114 2025
Sierra Valley Moving & Storage,
5071 Kelton Way
5921390 (916) 649-3400 1124 no MCS-150 date on file
Sartain Moving
8628 Oldwoods Way
3741383 (916) 470-1458 55 2023

US DOT numbers, fleet counts, driver counts and the MCS-150 filing year are taken from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (datahub.transportation.gov, dataset kjg3-diqy). The MCS-150 is the form a carrier must keep current: a stale year means the record itself is out of date, not necessarily that the company stopped trading. Fleet and driver counts are self-reported.

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Questions to ask each Fair Oaks company

Fair Oaks: frequently asked questions

How many licensed moving companies are based in Fair Oaks?

2 motor carriers with a moving-related name is registered at a physical address in Fair Oaks itself, and the wider Sacramento County register holds more. The table above lists the companies closest to Fair Oaks first, then the largest registered carriers in Sacramento County.

Is every company in the table licensed?

Every company listed has a USDOT number and a physical address on file with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, which is the federal register of motor carriers. Companies moving household goods for hire inside California also need a permit from the California Public Utilities Commission, so ask for both numbers and check the permit before you sign: a USDOT number alone does not tell you whether household-goods authority is active.

What is the MCS-150 date in the table?

It is the last time the carrier filed its MCS-150 registration form with the FMCSA. A recent year means the record is current; a year five or more back usually means the company is no longer keeping its registration up to date. Treat it as a hygiene signal and nothing more.

What is the difference between a moving broker and a moving carrier?

A carrier owns trucks and crew and moves your goods. A broker sells the job on to a carrier and may never touch your furniture. Both are legal, but the paperwork differs: with a broker you want the name of the actual carrier in writing before the truck arrives. If a quote comes from a website with no trucks in the register above, assume you are speaking to a broker.

How do I compare quotes fairly?

Ask every company for the same five numbers: hourly rate and crew size, minimum hours, travel or fuel charge, valuation or insurance cover, and the deposit. A quote that is silent on one of those is not cheaper, it is just less complete. Get the crew size in writing, because two movers and four movers at the same hourly rate are very different final bills.

When should I book?

Two to three weeks ahead is comfortable for a weekday. The last weekend of the month in summer is the busiest window of the year in the Sacramento region, so book three to four weeks out if your date is tied to a closing or a lease.

What should I tell a mover about a Fair Oaks address?

The same three things that decide any Fair Oaks job: stairs and carry distance, where a truck can stand legally for the length of the load, and the access roads. Streets that matter most here are Fair Oaks Boulevard, Sunrise Boulevard, Madison Avenue.

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