Quick answers to what Coeur d’Alene and North Idaho homeowners ask most — rates, snow-day scheduling, packing, and longer hauls. Not covered here? Call the number at the top of the page and we usually answer the same day.
Pricing at a glance
| Topic | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Two movers and a truck | $145 an hour, two-hour minimum |
| Three movers and a truck | $185 an hour |
| Deposit to book | $100, credited to your total |
| Service area | Coeur d’Alene, Kootenai County, and the Inland Northwest |
Have these details ready
- Both addresses and the floors involved at each end
- Any piano, gun safe, or oversized furniture to flag
- COI needs, elevators, or highlands gate codes
- Your ideal date and any room to shift it
A snowy North Idaho winter is no reason to wait — we run early starts, watch the mountain-pass forecast, and keep the load wrapped so a January move goes as smoothly as any other.
01 Good to know
Are you a moving company?
Yes — Stateside Movers is a fully licensed and insured Coeur d'Alene, ID moving company running our own trucks and uniformed crew, licensed for Idaho and Washington moves with US DOT and MC authority.
What will a local move cost?
A two-person crew with a truck runs $145 hourly and a three-person crew $185, both billed from a two-hour floor. You will hold the written number long before moving day arrives.
How does your flat quote work?
Your one figure comes from a room-by-room count of what you own, how large the home is, and how reachable each entry is, all written out. The moment the team starts, that quoted total is locked, and no clock keeps climbing while they work.
How much do you take to hold a date?
A $100 hold secures the date, and every dollar of it comes straight off what you owe at the end. Getting the estimate costs nothing.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. On top of our US DOT and MC authority, Stateside Movers is fully licensed and insured for Idaho and Washington moves — and no one touches your job who isn't on our payroll, truck and mover alike.
Do you move through North Idaho winters?
Year-round, yes. We start early, watch the mountain-pass snow forecast, salt iced driveways, and shrink-wrap every piece, so a January move is no less secure than one in July.
Which areas do you cover?
Coeur d'Alene, Kootenai County, and the Inland Northwest — from Post Falls and Hayden to Rathdrum, Sandpoint, Spokane Valley, and Liberty Lake.
Does my long-distance load share a truck?
No. Your belongings ride alone on our own box truck, never packed onto a shared semi, so the crew that loads you in Coeur d'Alene is the one that unloads at your door.
Do you move pianos and heavy items?
That is routine work. Our specialty team blankets and secures grands, uprights, framed artwork, and gun safes, then rolls each one out on dollies rated to carry the weight.
Are you a broker or lead service?
Not at all. We are a genuine hometown mover with trucks we own and uniformed staff we employ, and your job stays with us the whole way, passed to no third party.