Western Branch Movers
Our yard sits on Portsmouth Blvd in Western Branch, along the branch of the Elizabeth River the neighborhood is named for, so a Western Branch job usually starts without much of a drive at all. It’s also one of the more affordable pockets of the city, with mid-century ranch homes on wide lots and newer subdivisions filling in further from the water.
- Where it sitsAlong the Western Branch of the Elizabeth River, off Portsmouth Blvd
- Typical homeMid-century ranch homes on wide lots, with newer subdivisions further from the water
- Reaching itOur yard sits on Portsmouth Blvd in Western Branch itself, so most jobs start close to home
Wide lots, straightforward access
Boone Ferris rarely needs more than a standard approach on Western Branch’s wider ranch lots: truck at the curb, a clear path to the door, little extra planning required.
| The job | What gets handled first |
|---|---|
| Standard residential move on a wide lot | Booked and routed like any local Western Branch job |
| PCS move tied to a base report date | Crew schedule built around the report date first |
PCS orders near the Coast Guard base
Being close to the Coast Guard base in Portsmouth and Naval Support Activity Hampton Roads, Western Branch carries a steady share of PCS moves. Theo Marsh builds the crew’s week around a report date rather than a lease date, since government orders don’t bend for a moving company’s calendar.
Ranch-home and PCS pricing
A two-bedroom ranch home runs $1,150 to $2,000 as a set number, and every Western Branch job carries $1M in cargo coverage with 1 to 3% full-value protection and a 9-month claim window, PCS orders or a standard move alike.
One crew, home turf or not
We keep the same crew on a Western Branch job regardless of a shifted report date. Virginia-registered and insured, our own employees, no one else.