Liberty Lake Movers
Seventeen miles east on I-90, right up against the Idaho line, Liberty Lake is the newest of the Valley suburbs — lakeside subdivisions around the golf courses, the lake itself, and a steady run of move-ins from out of state. We have worked it since the first phases went in.
“Half the Liberty Lake jobs are a new build, half are a lake cabin. We bring the plan for whichever one you’ve got.” — Greg Pettinger, operations
The homes we load here
Liberty Lake gives us two kinds of work: full-volume new construction in the subdivisions and older cabins down by the water. Sara Pettinger sizes the inventory ahead either way.
- Two-story subdivision builds near the golf courses — bedrooms stacked over one staircase, a three-car garage of gear
- Lakeside cabins and A-frames with a steep stair to a loft and a walkout to the water
- Brett Lawson handles any upright or baby grand coming down a cabin loft stair
- Megan Pettinger holds a load in climate-controlled storage when a lake-place sale and the next closing don’t line up
Getting the truck to the door
The new streets are wide and the 26-footer parks at the door. The lake lanes are the tighter work.
Heads-up on the lake lanes
The older cabin lanes by the water run narrow and soft, so Greg checks the approach from dispatch and we shuttle in a smaller truck when a full rig won’t fit. In a cold snap those lakeside grades ice up, and we’d sooner move the date than slide a loaded truck toward the water.
What you can count on
A Washington-licensed family mover — WUTC HG-64217, USDOT/MC authority — with our own trucks and crews, never a broker or load board. The figure we quote is the figure you pay.
| Move | Flat range |
|---|---|
| Studio / one-bedroom condo | $450 to $650 |
| Two-bedroom | $900 to $1,400 |
| Three-bedroom lake home | $1,700 to $2,600 |
| Upright piano | $400 to $650 |
| Between-closing storage | $130 to $340 a month |


