Petaluma to Portland is 580 miles and about 9h 30m behind the wheel — the longest lane we run, and one Robb & Messer always treats as a two-day haul with an overnight stop, never a same-day promise.
What makes this route specific
- When the load and schedule fit, Bryce’s crew runs US-101 N through the Redwood Empire, where the highway narrows to two lanes with tight curves and slow-moving logging trucks for long stretches through Humboldt and Del Norte counties.
- The I-5 N alternative via Redding trades the curves for triple-digit summer valley heat and a run past the Siskiyou summit, which sees occasional winter snow.
- A 580-mile haul is always a two-day job for the crew, with the overnight layover built into the written quote up front.
The same Robb & Messer truck and crew that load in Petaluma make the full 580-mile run and unload in Portland. Weighing a shorter lane instead? Check the Los Angeles route, or get your flat number in writing.
| Home size | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1-BR apartment | $3,600-3,900 |
| 2-BR home | $3,900-4,200 |
| 3-BR home | $4,200-4,550 |
| 4+ BR home | $4,550-4,900 |




