Whittier Movers

Name: Royal Moving Company
Brand: Royal Moving Company
Rating: 4.7 (5836 reviews)

Whittier Movers Delivering Quality Service

We at Royal Moving Company are dedicated to helping our customers have a smooth and worry-free move to Whittier every step of the way.

Among Whittier movers, we are well known for our clean, efficient service. Others movers out there may charge you cheap rates, but they can also cause you headaches, like damaged or lost belongings. And they might also hit you with unexpected charges.

There is no need to worry when you hire safe, professional and dependable Royal Moving Company. The next time you move to a new residence, just leave it to our expert Whittier moving crew.

We do local moves, long distance moves, and we even have a storage facility for your short or long-term storage needs. We even do commercial moves of any size and complexity. Do you need a move quote? Call today and we will give you an accurate, no-pressure moving quote.

Affordable Movers in Whittier

Need help preparing for your move? Royal Moving has you covered. Sit back and let our team of professional packers pack your belonging with gentle care. We will handle your property safely and securely and place everything onboard one of our modern moving vans. Even if you supply the truck, we can help you pack and load all of your precious cargo. Then do the driving yourself, if you choose. We are even available to meet you at your destination within the Whittier area and do the unloading for you.

Call on Royal Moving Company to make your move easy and hassle-free. We are one of the top moving companies in Whittier. That is because we go the extra distance for you, every single time! Call us, and forget your worries about packing, loading and getting your belongings safely unloaded at your new home. We are your moving solution!

Moving to Whittier? Here is what you can expect once you get to Whittier

Whittier, California, is located in Los Angeles County, about 12 miles southeast of downtown Los Angeles. Whittier shares a border with East Whittier, Hacienda Heights, La Habra, La Habra Heights, Pico Rivera, Rose Hills, Santa Fe Springs, South Whittier, and West Whittier-Los Nietos.

The population of Whittier is 86,630 people, who have a median age of 36.4. The median household income of its residents is $67,431, and the median property value is $458,500, with a homeownership rate at 57.2 percent. The population of Whittier is 68.2 percent Hispanic, 24.3 percent white, and 4.57 percent Asian.

The seeds of modern Whittier roots were planted in 1868 when Jacob Gerkens, a German immigrant, bought 160 acres of public land for $234 under the Homestead Act. Gerkens built a cabin on the property, which, today, is the Jonathan Bailey House. However, the land did change ownership many times before a group of Quakers purchased 1,259 acres of land in 1887 that included the area that would become Whittier. The group wanted to create a new community in California, and under the name "Pickering Land and Water Development Company," they sold lots of the property.

The town was named after Quaker John Greenleaf Whittier, who was a famous poet, writer, and newspaper editor at the time, though Whittier never even visited the town that bears his name. At the time, it was a farming community that included crops of barley, beans, cabbage, corn, oats, peanuts, tomatoes, along with citrus groves. In fact, by the 1890s,"Quaker Brand" citrus was a well-known commodity around the world. In addition, Whittier became known as the largest walnut-growing community in America.

In 1887, a railroad spur to Whittier "spurred" a population boom, as Whittier grew exponentially, and the community thrived. When World War II ended, Whittier grew with rapid pace, as orange groves were converted into subdivisions to accommodate the growth. In 1955, the civic center complex was completed, and on March 8, 1955, the Whittier City Council met in its new chambers for the first time.

Whittier not only has a strong sense of history, but is also has a progressive vision for its future, within a dynamic and modern, upscale suburban community. With 14.8 square miles of space, Whittier accommodates 436 professional services, 845 retail stores that include 303 specialty shops and boutiques. There are also more than 200 family restaurants, 37 manufacturing plants, seven hotels and motels, and two car dealerships, which are predominantly located in Uptown Whittier, the Quad shopping mall, and Whittwood Town Center.

There are many services and organizations worth knowing about as a new resident of Whittier. Here is some valuable contact information that you might need in order to settle into your new residence in Whittier. The contact list includes utility companies, community service associations, recreational facilities, as well as important state and local government organizations.