Older two-story apartment complexes along Auburn and Sunrise Boulevards often lack elevators and have limited guest parking
MURDOCK’S / CITRUS HEIGHTS
Moving Citrus Heights Without Guessing the Route.
Local moving, packing, storage and long-distance planning for Citrus Heights, CA, coordinated through Murdock’s Northern California operations.
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CHICO HUB → YUBA CITY HUB → CITRUS HEIGHTS → YOUR NEXT ADDRESS
LOCAL MOVE BRIEF
What Changes the Plan in Citrus Heights.
Every address is different. Access, parking, stairs, weather and timing shape the crew and equipment more than a city name alone.
Sunrise Boulevard and Greenback Lane carry heavy retail and commuter traffic on weekday afternoons
1960s-70s ranch homes near Rusch Park often have narrow original hallways
Summer valley heat regularly climbs into the high 90s and low 100s by early afternoon
SERVICES ON THIS ROUTE
The Move, Built Around the Address.
ACCESS / HOME TYPE / CREW PLAN
Addresses We Plan Around.
- 1960s-1970s single-story ranch homes on quarter-acre lots
- Older two-story apartment and condo complexes along Auburn Blvd
- Some newer infill construction near retail corridors
AROUND CITRUS HEIGHTS
Neighborhoods and nearby areas already represented in the project.
Before moving day
- Book a mid-morning start once school and commute traffic on Sunrise Blvd and Greenback Lane has cleared
- Confirm leasing-office loading rules and stairwell access before moving out of an Auburn Blvd apartment complex
- Schedule an early load-in during summer to beat the afternoon heat
- Ask about portable storage if you're downsizing out of a long-owned ranch home
Do Citrus Heights' mature trees cause problems for moving trucks?
Sometimes — Citrus Heights was largely built out in the 1960s-70s, and decades-old oak canopies on many streets can limit clearance for a full-height truck. We check tree clearance on the route in advance and bring a shorter box truck when a street calls for it.
What style of home does Murdock’s typically move in Citrus Heights?
Mostly single-story ranch homes on quarter-acre lots original to the 1960s-70s build-out, plus a growing number of apartment and townhome complexes along Greenback Lane and Sunrise Boulevard — two very different move types we quote separately.
Is Citrus Heights considered part of Sacramento for moving purposes?
It's its own incorporated city, established in 1997, inside Sacramento County — but for us it's simply part of the greater Sacramento service area, with no separate long-haul fee and the same crew and truck as a Sacramento move.
How do apartment moves near Sunrise Mall typically go?
Most complexes along that corridor have designated loading zones but limited guest parking, so we coordinate a specific arrival window with the property office to make sure our truck has a legal spot instead of double-parking on Sunrise Boulevard.
Do older Citrus Heights homes need extra care during a move?
Original single-pane windows, narrower hallways, and sometimes original hardwood or linoleum flooring are common in 1960s-70s Citrus Heights homes. We pad floor paths and door frames as standard practice on these older builds.
NEXT DISPATCH
Tell Us Where You’re Going.
Share the Citrus Heights address, the destination and what you’re moving. We’ll help plan access, crew size and the right next step.