Movers in Susanville

Susanville is the Lassen County seat and the largest town in northeastern California, and the numbers above show a lively housing market: 20 percent of residents moved in the past year, median rent is $902 and the median home is worth about $235,500. For Sparks and Reno households, it is a regular destination for moves out and in.

A town that moves

Twenty percent of Susanville residents had moved in the past year, a high rate of churn for a town this size, and about 46 percent of households rent. Median age is 37. That produces many small-to-medium moves: apartments, rented houses and first-home purchases. A median year built of 1975 and a 70 percent single-family share fit that picture.

Our free estimate starts with how many rooms and what must come along, and the 10 free heavy-duty boxes are yours to keep.

88 miles on US 395

The route from Sparks follows I-580 for the first stretch and then US 395 north for about 64 miles through Doyle, Hallelujah Junction and Honey Lake Valley, finishing on CA 36. Free-flow time is 106 minutes. This is a Nevada-to-California move, so it is interstate and handled under O'Brien's USDOT and MC authority.

Check Caltrans QuickMap for snow, closures and chain controls on the corridor, and leave a margin on winter dates. Moves between Susanville and other California towns, such as Portola, stay inside California and are scheduled under O'Brien's California authority.

Elevation and weather

At 4,362 feet, Susanville is comparable to Reno in elevation, but it sits farther north and gets cold, snowy stretches in the winter months. Summers are hot and dry. The time of year to move guide explains how to pick a window.

Long-distance moves out of Susanville

If your next home is beyond Northern Nevada, O'Brien's books the move as a Bekins agent and prices it by weight. See long-distance moving from Susanville, and the packing guide if you pack yourself.

Pick a calendar window

Susanville households often move around school terms and lease ends. Booking early for the first and last weeks of a month and for late spring helps, because those dates fill first. A written estimate lists the services you chose, and the office confirms the date by phone.