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It’s no secret that people are leaving Napa Valley. In 2020, more people moved out of California than ever before. People have been leaving the Golden State steadily since 2016, according to U-Haul.
At Turner Moving & Storage, we have been completing interstate moves since 1949. Lately, we’ve been moving a lot of our customers out of Napa Valley to Oregon.
Oregon is California’s northern neighbor, and not too far from Napa, where Turner is based. Many people may choose to move to Oregon for its proximity to the Golden State – it offers a less expensive, simpler life, without leaving the Pacific Coast altogether.
Another reason many people are choosing to move to Oregon is the cost of living. California is 19.3% more expensive on average than Oregon. That means housing costs, groceries, transport and other necessary expenses are all less expensive in Oregon. Oregon also has no sales tax, which cuts down the cost of living even more.
Moving across state lines is a big task, so make sure that your moving company is experienced and knows what they’re doing. We’ve been in the moving industry since 1940, so you can rest assured Turner has the experience to move you to Oregon quickly and efficiently.
We make the moving process seamless by offering additional services, like:
While California’s climate is sunny year-round, Oregon has a cooler and more varied climate. This is desirable for people who want to get out of the heat but still enjoy sunny summer days. People living in Oregon will experience all four seasons throughout the year, unlike those living in California.
Oregon’s gorgeous scenery is a large draw for visitors and residents, too. The Oregon coast is lined with beaches, lighthouses, cliffs and sand dunes. The central part of the Beaver State is home to the Cascade Mountains and Mt. Hood, the highest in the mountain range.
Portland: One of the most environmentally-friendly cities in the country, Portland is the largest city in Oregon. With nearly 650,000 residents, the “City of Roses” is always growing thanks to major employers establishing headquarters there. Portland offers a big-city vibe while also giving its residents the beauty of the outdoors. There is something for everyone in Portland.
Eugene: Another popular destination for relocations in Oregon is Eugene. It’s a small city that offers a lot of nature and outdoor recreation to its residents. Its booming tech industry has been a major reason for growth in Eugene. Home to the University of Oregon, it’s a great city for sports lovers, too.
Salem: Home to many colleges and universities, Salem is about the same size as Eugene and was named one of the Best Places to live by U.S. News and World Report. It’s location between coastal towns and cities like Portland make Salem a great option for people moving to Oregon.
Gresham: A city with small-town charm, yet all the amenities of a big city, Gresham is the 4th largest city in Oregon. It’s one of the healthiest in the nation, thanks to more than 300 acres of park land, 840 acres of natural areas and 376 physicians per 100,000 people.
Bend: Just east of the Cascades is Bend, a city known for its world-class outdoor recreation, including snowboarding, skiing, rock climbing, whitewater rafting and mountain biking. Bend is home to the most microbreweries per capita in the nation, so it’s a paradise for craft beer enthusiasts.
Whatever city in Oregon you’ve chosen to settle in, Turner Moving & Storage can get you there.
To start planning your interstate move today, give us a call at (707) 255-8600 or get fill out a free estimate form here.
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Simply put, a quote is an exact price for a job set by the mover while an estimate is the mover’s best guess as to how much it will cost, subject to change. A quote is set in stone, unless there is a variation to your contract, which would include extra work or a change in the scope of a job. There is no such thing as a binding estimate, your contractor can change the price for a variety of reasons.