Grants Pass, OR · Free quotes

About Our Grants Pass Movers — OR

Serving Josephine County since 2013 with an in-house crew and estimates you can rely on

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Send it and it lands directly with our Grants Pass scheduling desk, where we build your written number and get it back to you the same business day more often than not. There is no cost and no obligation tied to that request, so sit with the number as long as you like before deciding whether to book. One of our own staff prepares every quote personally, and your details never leave our office.

4.9 ★ average across 20 reviews 13 years moving Josephine County 3,742+ moves wrapped up OR licensed & fully insured

Travis’s story

Before Travis Meadows owned a single truck, he was a teenager stacking hay bales for a feed outfit near the acreage he grew up on off Riverbanks Road. That work taught him something a lot of movers never learn: the physical labor is never the hard part of a job.

The hard part is showing up prepared. Whether a family gets treated fairly comes down to somebody actually driving out to see the driveway, checking where the well shutoff sits, and putting a number down that holds even after the truck bogs down a quarter-mile from the road.

People kept telling me the same story — a cheap number over the phone, then a completely different one once the crew’s stuck at the bottom of a driveway they never saw coming. So I bought a flatbed in 2013 and set out to run it differently. — Travis Meadows, owner

Snapshot of the company today

Thirteen years later, everything — the fleet, the crew, the paperwork — still runs out of the same Grants Pass address.

  • Started2013 by Travis Meadows
  • Fleet sizeFour company-owned trucks
  • StaffingDirect employees only, no day labor
  • StandingOregon-registered & insured mover
  • Yard1120 NE 6th St, Grants Pass, OR 97526

Growing the team

Nobody got hired faster than the workload justified — Travis added people only as the calendar demanded it.

  1. 2013 — Travis buys a flatbed and launches the company with hourly, per-truck pricing
  2. 2016 — Jesse Bramwell signs on and quickly becomes the go-to for acreage and long-driveway jobs
  3. 2017 — Renee Castillo takes over the front office, building every estimate by hand
  4. 2018 — Hector Salcido joins the crew, specializing in the older homes downtown
  5. 2019 — Marcus Odell steps into dispatch, routing trucks around I-5 traffic and seasonal road closures
  6. 2020 — Paige Donnelly comes aboard for storage coordination as the fourth truck joins the fleet

Details a bigger, generic company misses

An out-of-area crew shows up and reacts to whatever’s in front of them. We plan for it in advance instead.

  • Estimates already factor in the actual road surface, gravel included, before a truck is dispatched anywhere near Wilderville
  • On acreages and farms, someone locates the well shutoff and confirms septic clearance ahead of moving day
  • Downtown craftsman homes get a crew that measures the stairwell and door frames before attempting the big pieces
  • A slipping closing date or a delayed well inspection means your belongings sit in local storage, not in limbo

The people behind the work

Six people, six responsibilities, one job done right.

  • Travis MeadowsFounder — personally handles the toughest acreage and driveway estimates
  • Renee CastilloFront office & scheduling — builds every written estimate
  • Marcus OdellDispatch & routing — plans routes around I-5 and canyon roads daily
  • Jesse BramwellCrew lead — oversees acreage and long-driveway jobs
  • Hector SalcidoMover — specializes in downtown craftsman-era homes
  • Paige DonnellyStorage & coordination — manages closing delays and inspection timing

Thirteen years on, I’m still the one who drives out to look at the gravel-road jobs before we put a number on paper. Getting that part right is why people keep calling us back. — Travis Meadows, owner, Grants Pass Movers

Why Rogue Valley neighbors keep our number close

Ask for a free estimate and let that single number speak for itself. Every line is spelled out, so nothing waits in the margins to catch you off guard the morning our crew pulls up.

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