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Enoch movers

About 8 miles northeast of Cedar City, an hour up I-15 from St. George

Moving to or from Enoch

Enoch sits in the northeast corner of Cedar Valley, about 8 miles from Cedar City and over 5,500 feet up. It grew by about a quarter between 2010 and 2020, so a lot of moves here are into newer homes, whether you’re coming up from St. George or across the valley from Cedar.

From St. George it’s about an hour up I-15 to Cedar City, then a few minutes north to Enoch. For most homes that means loading and unloading on the same day. Moves within Cedar Valley are short hops.

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Route
St. George ↔ Enoch on I-15
Local
Enoch, Cedar City and Cedar Valley
Winter
Snow and ice planning, November to March
Licensed
USDOT 3508968 · MC-1470317

Before an Enoch move

  • Plan for winter

    Enoch is nearly 3,000 feet higher than St. George and gets snow and ice. Between November and March, keep a backup date and clear the driveway and walkways before we arrive.

  • Confirm your possession date

    Moving into a new build? Make sure closing and keys line up with moving day, so the truck isn’t waiting in the street.

  • Get the inventory right

    With an hour between St. George and Enoch, a forgotten storage unit means a second trip. List everything when you ask for a quote.

  • Protect new floors

    New homes have new floors. Tell us and we’ll take extra care on the way in.

Enoch moving questions

Do you move between St. George and Enoch?

Yes, both directions. For most homes it’s a single day: load, drive about an hour, unload.

Do you do moves within Cedar Valley?

Yes. Enoch, Cedar City and the rest of the valley. See our Cedar City page too.

Will snow cancel my move?

Not usually, but safety comes first. If roads or walkways are dangerous we’ll talk with you about timing.