Movers Cary, NC

WellKnown Moving is a Raleigh-based moving company serving the surrounding areas, fully licensed by USDOT #4224986 and bonded with a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for your protection. Each of our crews is managed by a professional with at least three years of moving experience. Our team members undergo thorough background checks and specialized training in packing and furniture assembly/disassembly.

Narrow hallways are no problem for our movers, they utilize industry-leading methods for packing fragile items and are able to move oversized furniture without damaging it. We guarantee that your move is in full accordance with the proposed schedule, because they are also able to adapt to any last-minute changes that may arise.

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Why choose us as yours local movers Cary, NC?

We have an impressive amount of experience in Cary and can confidently say that we know it inside and out, whatever the area, whether it's Downtown or suburban Preston, we'll plan your move to avoid unnecessary delays. We are fully licensed under North Carolina moving regulations, ensuring that both standard household items and high-value items are insured.

We adhere to transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Our prices start at $120 per hour, and we do not charge extra for ladders, furniture assembly/disassembly, or protective packing materials for fragile items or electronics. The only exception is for especially heavy items such as pianos. We will display all costs in your moving quote.

About the Cary, North Carolina

Cary is the seventh largest city in North Carolina, located in the heart of the Research Triangle. It is located just 12 miles west of Raleigh, the drive there takes only 20-25 minutes, depending on traffic congestion.

Cary stands out for its high standard of living and quality of affordable education, with local schools especially excelling. The town also has luxury homes in MacGregor Downs, and there are modern townhomes in the Cary Park neighborhood. Locals enjoy open spaces such as Fred G. Bond Metro Park and Hemlock Bluffs Nature Preserve, which features scenic trails, picnic areas, and recreational activities.

Cary is well connected by I-40, I-540 and US-1 highways, making it easy to get to Raleigh, Durham or RTP (Research Triangle Park). However, traffic congestion can form on Walnut Street, Cary Parkway and High House Road during peak hours.

Housing in Cary remains more affordable than in major technology centers, but prices are rising due to the town's strong economy, excellent schools, and growing job market.