Glendale Movers
Danny Reyes grew up in Glendale, and the city still splits the way it did back then: mid-century apartment buildings down in the flats, then streets that climb fast into the hills bordering Griffith Park, narrow enough in places that a full-size truck runs out of room. Aragon Moving Systems’s hillside routine was built around those exact streets.
- Where it sitsBordering Griffith Park, flats giving way to hillside streets above
- Typical homeMid-century apartment buildings in the flats, single-family homes climbing into the hills
- Reaching itA short trip from our Sun Valley yard, no freeway crossing required
- Hillside factorStreets above the flats narrow and steepen quickly, past what some full-size trucks can manage
Where the flats give way to the hill
An apartment move down in the Glendale flats runs like most mid-rise jobs anywhere in the city. Higher up, Jamal Whitfield switches to a shuttle vehicle and carries the load the final stretch by hand once the street itself won’t take anything bigger.
| The address | What the crew brings |
|---|---|
| Mid-century apartment, the flats | Standard truck, straightforward loading access |
| Single-family home partway up the hill | Truck parks where the street allows, crew carries the rest |
| Home well above the flats | Shuttle vehicle bridges the steepest section |
Danny still knows the blocks
Having grown up on these streets, Danny keeps a rough map in his head of which hillside blocks need the smaller vehicle, and Eddie Vasquez double-checks it before your crew is assigned.
Flats and hillside pricing
A one-bedroom apartment in the Glendale flats runs $720 to $1,180 as a set price, a hillside single-family home $1,180 to $2,050, shuttle staging included where the street calls for it.
Home turf, Aragon Moving Systems’s crew
Danny still steps onto the harder hillside jobs personally when a street looks questionable, and the crew that follows him up works for Aragon Moving Systems directly.
