Long-distance moving from Incline Village

Incline Village sits at 6,823 feet on the Nevada shore of Lake Tahoe, and its Census numbers are unlike any other town we serve. Of about 9,300 residents, 846 lived in another state a year earlier, and 42 percent of its housing units are seasonal or recreational. Many Incline addresses are second homes, and a second home is also a long-distance move.

Seasonal homes and the move out

A 42 percent seasonal share means many Incline Village houses are not the owner's main home. They are furnished with care, filled with art, skis and kitchen things, and sold, passed to family, or reorganized every few years. The Census also lists the median home as built in 1981, so many homes are more than forty years old, and older mountain homes often have narrow stairs and steep driveways.

The estimator walks those details. Steps, driveway grades and the distance from the truck to the door all shape the crew you need.

The mountain road factor

Incline Village is about 33 miles and 48 minutes from our Sparks yard, via SR 431, the Mt. Rose Highway, and I-580. That road climbs over a summit and can see snow and chain controls. Your written estimate sets the delivery window, and loading day is scheduled with weather in mind. Check moving at Lake Tahoe in winter for timing advice.

How the move leaves Tahoe

1. The estimator visits Incline Village at no charge and itemizes the home.
2. You review the estimate, an itemized written estimate priced by weight.
3. The crew makes an itemized inventory and condition report, then packs.
4. The Bekins network carries the shipment to your new state.

O'Brien's has been a Bekins agent since 1955; read the agent page for what that means.

Seasonal storage

Owners who split the year can keep goods in wooden vaults at the Sparks warehouse. See seasonal and second-home storage. Vault storage starts at $40 per month. For a move to Incline Village from out of state, you book with O'Brien's and we coordinate from your origin through the Bekins network.