Orange County
Dana Point is three different moving problems inside one zip code. A cottage on Amber Lantern with a driveway that holds one car, a townhome above the harbor whose only parking is a low-clearance garage ramp, and a guard-gated estate off Monarch Beach that will not open the gate without paperwork. Flexdolly crews cover all of it from the California line, and they show up already knowing which one you have.
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OwnershipVeteran-Owned
As seen onHormozi's Scale or Fail
Licensed & InsuredUSDOT #4329208
Coverage$1M liability · $100K cargo
Availability24/7 incl. holidays
The neighborhood
Lantern Village is the old heart of the city, laid out in the late 1920s and named for the ship lanterns: Blue, Amber, Ruby, Violet, Golden, Green, Copper, Silver. The lots step downhill toward the water, so the housing stock is cottages, duplexes, townhomes and split-level hillside homes with short driveways, exterior stairs and street parking that fills up by mid-morning. Del Prado and Pacific Coast Highway run parallel through the middle of it, and Golden Lantern drops from PCH straight down into Dana Point Harbor, which means the shortest route on the map is often the worst one for a loaded truck between May and September.
North of that, Monarch Beach is almost entirely private: Monarch Bay, Ritz Pointe, Antigua, Marquesa, Montego and the Villas each sit behind their own gate, several of them staffed around the clock, reached from Crown Valley Parkway or PCH. South, in Capistrano Beach, you get bluff-top single-story homes above the highway and a private beachfront lane at Beach Road with its own gate house. In between sit the 1970s and 1980s condo complexes near Doheny and the harbor, where subterranean parking, elevators and association move-in windows decide the whole schedule. Every one of those requires a phone call before the truck rolls, not after it arrives.
For this neighborhood
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The majority of Dana Point moves never leave the coast: Lantern Village to Monarch Beach, a harbor condo to a bluff home in Capistrano Beach, or a short hop to San Clemente, Laguna Niguel or San Juan Capistrano. Short distance does not mean simple here, because the hard part is the driveway, the stairs and the gate, not the mileage. We price the access, and mileage is never a line item.
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Stairs and hillsides
Two kinds of Dana Point homes make a piano difficult. The estates off Monarch Beach have grands sitting in rooms three or four steps up from a long entry, and the split-level Lantern Village houses have uprights that came in before a wall went up. Both need a crew that plans the turn before it lifts, boards and straps rather than improvising, and treats the finish as part of the job. Stairs are never a separate fee.
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Downsizing on the coast
A lot of this city has been owned by the same families for decades, and the moves that follow are downsizing moves: out of a bluff-top single-story in Capo Beach or a harbor-side condo held since the eighties, into something smaller nearby or closer to family. Those jobs are mostly patience. We work at the pace the household sets, label so nothing has to be hunted for that first night, and every specialist in the home has passed a criminal background check.
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Studio and small movesMost land in this range, quoted exactly before you book
$400–600
One and two bedroomsThe typical Dana Point apartment
$600–1,000
Larger homesFull bungalows and everything in them
$1,000–1,400
DepositApplied to your total, refundable with 48 hours’ notice
$100+
Basic coverageDOT-required, included free
$0.60 / LB
DiscountsMilitary, student and senior
ASK WHEN BOOKING
No fuel fees, no stair fees, no mileage fees. The quote you book is the number you pay.
Yes, and the work happens before move day. Those are staffed gates, and the associations behind them want to know who is coming. Give us the community name when you book and we send crew names, the truck description and a certificate of insurance to the gate house or the management office ahead of the date. Most of these associations also set move-in windows and weekday-only rules, so tell us yours and we build the start time around it rather than discovering it at the gate.
Usually not. The condo and townhome complexes around Dana Point Harbor and Doheny were built with clearance for cars, not a moving truck, so we plan for a street-level or loading-zone stage and shuttle in with dollies and a smaller vehicle where the association allows it. Tell us the complex, the floor and whether there is an elevator when you book, and we size the crew for the carry instead of finding out on the ramp. Stairs are never a separate line on your bill.
The deposit starts at $100. It comes off your total rather than sitting on top of it, and it is refundable if you give us 48 hours' notice. The balance is due at the end, by Venmo, Zelle, Apple Pay, debit or credit card, business check or cash. Small moves usually land between $400 and $600, one and two bedroom homes between $600 and $1,000, and larger homes between $1,000 and $1,400. Nothing gets added for fuel, stairs, mileage or materials.
No, and we would rather say that plainly. Flexdolly was founded in San Diego in 2020 by a U.S. Army soldier and a college student, and our Orange County work is run from that operation on the California line, (858) 733-0775. Crews cover Dana Point on the same schedule as the rest of the county, 24/7 including holidays, with the same licensing, the same insurance and the same background-checked specialists.
Yes. Orange County is covered by the same San Diego operation that started in 2020, one county south, reachable on (858) 733-0775. Same crews, same CAL-T licensed and insured company, same guaranteed price.
Same crew, same truck, same job — and this is every fee we don’t add to it. You see the number before you book, and that number is the one you pay.
Included in your quote
Labor and the truckThe crew, the vehicle and the fuel to run it
INCLUDED
Blankets, shrink wrap and strapsOn everything, every time
INCLUDED
Dollies, ramps and hand toolsBrought to every job, never rented to you
INCLUDED
Basic coverageDOT-required, $0.60 per pound
INCLUDED
What we don’t add
Fuel surcharge
$0.00
Stair and elevator fee
$0.00
Long-carry fee
$0.00
Mileage fee
$0.00
Materials fee
$0.00
Before move day
DepositApplied to your total, refundable with 48 hours’ notice
$100+
Ownership
Veteran-owned and operated
Founder Nas served in the California Army National Guard while running the company.
Licensed & insured
USDOT #4329208
$1M liability and $100K cargo coverage on every job we take.
The guarantee
The quote is the price
Guaranteed in 60 seconds, and we answer 24/7 including holidays.
Track record
10,000+
Families moved
who hate moving, and hired us anyway
< 0.8%
Damage claim rate
pads and wrap on everything, every time
6+
Years in business
founded 2020 · now in 4 cities
4
Cities served
San Diego · Orange County · Austin · Dallas
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