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White Glove Movers in Napa Valley

Moving a Napa Valley estate takes more than a truck and a strong crew. It takes a team that knows how to crate a painting, wrap a bronze statue, pack a wine cellar and set your favorite chair right where it belongs.

Turner Moving & Storage has been that team for families and estates across Napa, Sonoma and Solano counties since 1949.

Why Choose Turner Moving & Storage for Your White Glove Movers in Napa Valley

  • Over 75 years in business. We are a family-owned company that started in St. Helena in 1949, and we have moved Napa Valley homes ever since.
  • Wheaton World Wide Moving Agent of the Year in 2022. We are an interstate agent for Wheaton, so your move gets top care close to home and across the country.
  • Best Moving Companies in Napa by Expertise.com in 2023 and 2024. Local rankings like this come from real customer results.
  • BBB A+ rated. We are also members of the California Moving and Storage Association and the Preferred Movers Network.

First a Survey, Then a Plan

Napa Valley homes range from downtown Napa bungalows to hillside estates behind private gates. Our crews plan for both.

Every estate move is different, so we price white-glove moves after a survey. We visit your home or meet you by video, and we count every piece before we write your estimate. Our local move minimums give you a starting point:

  • 2 movers and a truck start at $1,178
  • 3 movers and a truck start at $1,474
  • 4 movers and a truck start at $1,807
  • 4 movers and 2 trucks start at $2,231

Each minimum covers 1 hour of travel and 3 hours of loading and unloading. Estate moves often need more crew, more time and special packing. Your final estimate will match your survey.

Ready to plan your move? Request a free estimate or call us at (707) 255-8600.

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Turner Moving & Storage White Glove Moving Services

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Custom Crating

Long private drives and winding hillside roads can mean a bumpy ride to your estate, so fragile pieces need a snug fit. Our crew builds sturdy wood crates for statues, fine art and glass or marble tops, and you get to keep the crates.

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Wine Cellar Movers

Napa summers run hot, and heat is a wine collection's worst enemy. We inventory, pack and move your cellar in climate-stable transport so every bottle arrives in good shape.

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Packing Services

Estate homes in Napa and Sonoma have many rooms, and packing a large home can take days. Our packers wrap each item room by room, and they can unpack and haul away the packing materials at your new home.

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Warehousing Services

Estate builds and remodels in wine country can run long, and your belongings may need a safe place to wait. Our 26,000-square-foot warehouse is climate stable, pest controlled and under 24/7 surveillance.

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Long-Distance Movers

Wine country estates draw buyers and sellers from across the country. As an interstate agent for Wheaton World Wide Moving, we can move you coast to coast with a network of over 350 agents.

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Decluttering Services

Estates on acreage can hold decades of furniture, tools and keepsakes. We can help with donations, junk removal and storage so you only move what you want to keep.

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Our White Glove Moving Process

Dean Turner started Turner Trucking in St. Helena in 1949. It grew into Turner Moving & Storage, and by the late 1950s we were doing full-service moves. We have been a Wheaton World Wide Moving agent since 2008, and Dean’s son, Randy Turner, leads our family company today. For more than 75 years, we have cared for the homes, wine collections and art of Napa Valley families.

Step 1: Survey and Inventory

We visit your home or meet you by video. We list every item, photograph your high-value pieces and measure anything that needs a crate. We never give a blind quote over the phone. We provide your estimate in writing after the survey. Tell us about any piece worth more than $100 per pound so we can list it as an Item of Extraordinary Value.

Step 2: Packing, Crating and Loading

Our packers wrap and pack your home room by room. Art, antiques and statues get wood crates built to fit. Crates take about one to two weeks to build, so call early. Wine is packed with the right materials and moved in climate-stable transport. On moving day, we anchor crates inside our air-cushioned trucks.

Step 3: Delivery, Placement and Walkthrough

Our crew unloads into the rooms you choose. We can unpack, rebuild furniture we took apart and haul away the packing materials. Before we leave, we do a final walkthrough with you and our team leader.

Hillside roads, gates and narrow drives can limit truck size, and some wine country areas need permits for large trucks. We check access before moving day so there are no surprises.

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Turner Moving & Storage vs. Moving Alternatives

Some owners try a broker or a rental truck for a high-value move. Experienced estate movers know homes have gates, long drives, and items a rental crew may never move.

Feature Turner Moving & Storage Moving Brokers Moving Containers Truck Rental U-Haul ™
Professional Loading & Unloading ⚠️
Fine Art, Antique and Wine Handling ⚠️
Custom Crating ⚠️
Moving Estimate ⚠️ ⚠️ ⚠️
Building Access Coordination ⚠️ ❌ Your responsibility ❌ Your responsibility ❌ Your responsibility
Insurance & Licensing ⚠️ N/A N/A ❌ Varies by provider
Local Knowledge ✅ Napa Valley based since 1949 ⚠️ Unknown crew N/A N/A N/A
Single Point of Contact
Accountability ✅ Local ownership ❌ Broker not responsible ❌ You’re liable ❌ You’re liable ❌ You’re liable
Nationwide Reach ✅ Wheaton World Wide Moving network ⚠️

 

Why Wine Country Estates Need a Special Kind of Move

A Record Sale on Sonoma Mountain

In August 2026, a 1,100-acre estate called The Summit sold for $38.5 million. It sits on the slopes of Sonoma Mountain, and it is now the highest home sale ever recorded in Sonoma County. The old record was $35 million for a Glen Ellen estate in 2023. The main house and nearby buildings total nearly 15,000 square feet, with 10 bedrooms and a 12-car underground garage. The sale even caught the eye of The Wall Street Journal. Read the full story in our blog post, Sonoma County Just Broke Its Real Estate Record.

Two Housing Markets in One Valley

According to Redfin, the median home sale price in Sonoma County over the past three months was $804,640. The Summit sold for about 48 times that. Redfin puts the Napa County median at $883,775 over the same time. That gap shows two markets. One is for everyday homes. The other is for trophy estates with wine cellars, art collections and acres of land.

What It Means for Your Move

A home with a cellar, a gallery wall and a garage full of antique cars is not a normal move. It needs a survey, custom crates, trained packers and a crew that can handle gates and long drives and offer the highest level of customer service. That is the work we do every week in Napa, Sonoma and Soldano counties.

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Areas We Serve

We have served Napa Valley families since 1949, starting in St. Helena. Today we move homes from Calistoga to American Canyon and from Sonoma to Solano County. Our office is at 1570 Airport Blvd in Napa. Harvest season, from August to October, brings heavy traffic to the valley. We plan routes and timing around it.

  • Napa: 94558, 94559
  • Yountville: 94599
  • Oakville: 94562
  • Rutherford: 94573
  • St. Helena: 94574
  • Calistoga: 94515
  • Angwin: 94508
  • American Canyon: 94503
  • Sonoma: 95476
  • Glen Ellen: 95442
  • Kenwood: 95452
  • Santa Rosa: 95401, 95403, 95404, 95405, 95407, 95409
  • Fairfield: 94533, 94534
  • Vacaville: 95687, 95688
  • Vallejo: 94590, 94591

FAQ

White glove moving is a start-to-finish premium service where the movers handle every step with extra care, from packing to setting up your rooms. A standard full-service move covers loading, driving and unloading, and packing is often an extra. White glove goes further, with custom crating for fragile pieces, unpacking, furniture setup and cleanup of packing materials. Angi describes it as a service made for high-end or delicate items. At Turner, we start with a survey and build your plan around your art, antiques, wine and heirloom furniture.

Your cost depends on your home, your items and how far you are going. Our local move minimums run from $1,178 for 2 movers and a truck to $2,231 for 4 movers and 2 trucks. Each covers 1 hour of travel and 3 hours of loading and unloading. Our packing crews typically run $50 to $150 per hour, and custom crates are added to your estimate. Long-distance moves are based on weight and distance, so decluttering first can lower your cost. We give you a written estimate after we see your items, and we never quote blind. Request a free estimate to get your number.

Yes, we offer two levels of coverage, and you can choose the one that fits your collection. Limited Liability Coverage is the minimum. It pays 60 cents per pound per item, and the FMCSA shows how little that can be: A 25-pound TV lost or destroyed would pay only $15. Full Value Protection covers the replacement value of lost or damaged goods. Items worth more than $100 per pound, like antiques and fine art, should be listed as articles of extraordinary value on your paperwork. Talk with your moving specialist about this before moving day.

You keep the bottles packed snugly, keep the temperature cool and steady, and list every bottle before the move. Before we come, we suggest you photograph and list your collection. If you own rare bottles, you may also want a wine appraisal from a certified appraiser. Our packers use the right packing materials, and we move your wine in climate-stable transport. Heat is the biggest risk. A wine law resource notes that 55 degrees is the classic cellar temperature and that wine can be cooked within a day above 86 degrees. Never leave bottles in a parked car on a hot Napa afternoon.

Book at least four to six weeks ahead, and earlier if you need custom crates. Crates take about one to two weeks to build. May through September is our busiest time, and harvest traffic from August to October can slow the valley. For long-distance moves, plan for about 3 to 14 days on the road. We can sometimes help on short notice, but for an estate move, the earlier you call, the better. Call us at (707) 255-8600 to pick your date.

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