From the brick lofts of LoDo to the bungalows of Park Hill, Denver proper is where most of our weeks are spent. We know which alleys behind Highlands duplexes a 26-foot truck can actually use and which ones end in a fence.
Downtown towers and RiNo conversions almost always want a certificate of insurance and a reserved freight elevator, and we handle both before move day. Older neighborhoods like Congress Park and Baker bring their own puzzle: narrow staircases, no driveway and permit parking that makes the curb spot a real negotiation.
Whatever the address looks like, the booking works the same way. You tell us the two addresses, the size of the place and the date. We send back a crew size, the hourly rate and an honest hour range, in writing. The clock starts when the crew reaches your Denver door and stops when the last item is placed, and the drive from our lot is never billed.
Everything the crew needs comes on the truck: moving blankets for every hard surface, shrink wrap, floor runners, appliance and furniture dollies, straps and hand tools for taking beds and tables apart. Zip codes we work in most often around here are 80202, 80205, 80211, 80218.
Houses and townhomes moved in one careful day, from the basement shelves to the last plant on the porch.
Elevator reservations, loading docks and fourth-floor walk-ups handled without a fight.
Desks, servers and filing moved after hours so Monday morning looks normal.
A crew on your curb today or tomorrow when the plan fell apart.
Kitchens, closets and fragile pieces packed properly, with materials delivered ahead of the day.
Two strong movers by the hour for your truck, your pod or one impossible piece of furniture.
Three movers, a two-bedroom in Cap Hill, done in five and a half hours including a stop at our storage unit. The quote said six to eight. Coming in under an estimate is not something I expected from a moving company.
Closing got pushed four hours on move day. They held the loaded truck and waited without a single complaint, then unloaded the moment we had keys.
RiNo loft with a freight elevator that was already booked when we arrived. They kept working the stairs instead of standing around waiting for the clock.
Two movers and a truck start at $139 per hour with a 3-hour minimum, so the floor for a Denver job is $417. Most one-bedroom moves land in three to four hours and most three-bedroom homes in six to eight with a larger crew.
No. Getting our truck from the lot to your Denver address and back is on us. Only the drive between your two addresses is on the clock.
Usually yes. We hold crews back every week for short-notice work, and there is no rush surcharge. Call before two in the afternoon and a same-day start in Denver is often possible.
Call for a rate in a few minutes, or send the form and get it in writing. No deposit, no pressure, and the number we quote is the number you pay.
Tell us the two addresses and the size of the place. You get back a crew size, an hourly rate and an honest hour range, in writing, so nothing on move day is a surprise.
