Sheridan is unincorporated ag country — most properties sit on large parcels with gravel or dirt private roads, cattle gates, and long driveways rather than curbed suburban streets

MURDOCK’S / SHERIDAN
Moving Sheridan Without Guessing the Route.
Residential, commercial, packing and long-distance moves for Sheridan, quoted by people who've driven these streets and plan for gated Roseville–Rocklin communities, new-construction move-ins, and HOA gate codes.
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LOCAL MOVE BRIEF
What Changes the Plan in Sheridan.
Before we quote a Sheridan job we ask about the details that actually move the needle: access, stairs, gates, and the local conditions around gated Roseville–Rocklin communities, new-construction move-ins, and HOA gate codes.
Rice and hay farming surrounds the community, so harvest-season truck and ag-equipment traffic on Highway 65 and Camp Far West Road can affect scheduling in late summer and early fall
Homes are spread out with few close neighbors, so movers need clear directions and gate codes in advance — GPS accuracy is inconsistent this far into rural Placer County
Limited local services mean a Sheridan move typically pairs with a packing-supply run from Lincoln or Yuba City ahead of time
SERVICES ON THIS ROUTE
The Move, Built Around the Address.
Residential, commercial, packing, storage and long-distance moving for Sheridan and the surrounding Elk Grove, Folsom, Roseville, Fair Oaks, and Orangevale — the full Murdock's lineup, quoted for your exact address and date.






Situations We Handle in Sheridan
ON THE GROUND IN SHERIDAN
What We Know About Moving Sheridan.
Sheridan is about as rural as Placer County gets — a small unincorporated farm town strung along Highway 65 between Lincoln and Wheatland, surrounded by rice and hay fields rather than subdivisions. Murdock’s Moving & Storage covers Sheridan out of our Yuba City yard, and it's a market where the moving job looks a lot more like our Butte County ag-country work than a typical Roseville or Rocklin move.
Gravel Roads, Gates, and Long Driveways
Almost every Sheridan property we move sits on a larger agricultural or rural-residential parcel, and that means gravel or dirt private roads, cattle gates, and driveways long enough that a full-size truck needs real turnaround room. We ask Sheridan clients to walk us through their access — gate codes, road surface, any low-clearance spots — before we commit to truck size, since guessing wrong on a rural road is a bigger problem here than in town. This kind of planning is standard for every residential move we book in western Placer County's farm country.
Harvest Season Affects the Roads
Sheridan's rice and hay operations mean Highway 65 and Camp Far West Road see real agricultural equipment traffic during late-summer and early-fall harvest — slow-moving combines and grain trucks that can add time to a moving day if we're not planning around it. We factor local harvest timing into scheduling for Sheridan clients so a slow-moving tractor doesn't turn into an unexpected delay.
Few Neighbors, Fewer Local Services
With homes spread out and few close neighbors, clear directions matter more here than almost anywhere else we serve — GPS and mapping apps aren't always reliable this far into rural Placer County, so we confirm cross-street landmarks and gate codes directly with the homeowner. Sheridan also doesn't have much in the way of local packing-supply stores, so we recommend sourcing boxes and materials from Lincoln or our Yuba City yard before moving day, or letting us bring supplies as part of our packing services. Sheridan sits roughly 25 minutes from our Yuba City yard via Highway 65. For the rest of our western Placer County and Sacramento Valley coverage, visit our service areas page.
ACCESS / HOME TYPE / CREW PLAN
Addresses We Plan Around.
Sheridan housing ranges block to block, and each type changes how a truck loads. These are the addresses we plan around.
- Rural ranch-style homes on multi-acre parcels
- Farmhouses on working agricultural land
- Manufactured and modular homes on ag-zoned parcels
- A handful of newer country-estate builds
AROUND SHERIDAN
Neighborhoods and nearby areas we already cover.
Serving Sheridan and the surrounding Sacramento metro from our Yuba City yard — including Sacramento, Folsom, Elk Grove, Citrus Heights, Carmichael, Fair Oaks.
Before moving day
- Confirm gate codes, road surface, and driveway length before your move date
- Plan around harvest-season truck and equipment traffic on Highway 65 in late summer and early fall
- Provide clear cross-street directions since GPS accuracy is inconsistent in rural western Placer County
- Order packing supplies ahead of time or ask us to bring them — Sheridan has limited local options
Does Murdock’s Moving service rural Sheridan, or is it too far outside town?
Yes, we move households in Sheridan and the surrounding unincorporated Placer County farmland, though because it's rural we build the extra drive time from our nearest yard into the quote rather than pricing it like an in-town Roseville or Rocklin move. Sheridan jobs are worth scheduling a little further ahead since it's not a route we run daily.
How do movers find rural Sheridan addresses that don't show up well on GPS?
A fair number of Sheridan properties sit on unmarked county roads or long ag lanes where GPS drops the pin on the wrong driveway, so we ask for cross-street landmarks — a specific barn, mailbox cluster, or irrigation gate — during scheduling and confirm the route by phone the day before. That one extra call saves real time on moving day.
Can a full-size moving truck turn around on a Sheridan farm or ranch property?
It depends on the driveway — many Sheridan properties have long gravel or dirt approaches built for farm equipment rather than moving trucks, and some end at a turnaround too tight for a 26-foot box truck. We ask for driveway length, surface, and turnaround space upfront so we can bring a smaller vehicle if needed instead of finding out at the gate.
Does well water or limited utilities in Sheridan affect move-day logistics?
Many Sheridan homes run on well water and septic rather than municipal service, which doesn't change how we move you but does mean there's often no hose bib or covered porch near the entry the way there is in a subdivision, so we plan bottled water and weather protection for the crew accordingly on hot or wet days.
How far in advance should a Sheridan move be booked?
Give us at least 2-3 weeks notice for Sheridan — because it sits further from our regular Sacramento Valley routes than Roseville or Lincoln, fitting a rural Sheridan job in alongside same-day nearby moves is easier when we're not scrambling on short notice.
WHAT SHERIDAN CUSTOMERS SAY
from 862 Google reviews.
Straight from Google: what neighbors say after Murdock's handled the load.
“These guys were amazing!! They packed up our entire house super quick and loaded up our cross country moving truck perfectly - we have the pay the truck company by the foot and they didn’t even use the entire truck, so saved us money! The…”
Rayna Johnson
4 years ago
“We needed some strong laborers for a few hours to help us finish our move. These 4 guys did a great job and were in good spirits the whole time. Thanks again!!”
Andrea Duffey
4 years ago
“Murdock's were wonderful to work with. Simple, timely and professional. I highly recommend them and would definitely use them again.”
Shari Dixon
4 years ago
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