A house move is really a hundred small decisions made under time pressure. We take most of them off your plate.
A full house move in the Denver metro usually runs six to nine hours with a crew of three. We plan it backwards from the time your keys have to change hands, then work out how many movers it takes to hit that hour. That is why the first question we ask is never about boxes, it is about your deadline.
The crew arrives with a 26-foot truck, moving blankets for every hard surface, shrink wrap, floor runners for the entryways and a full set of hand tools. Beds, table legs, mirrors on dressers and wall-mounted TVs come apart at the old place and go back together at the new one. Nothing gets left in a pile for you to sort out at nine at night.
Colorado houses come with their own problems. Walk-out basements with a tight turn at the landing, garages packed to the ceiling before a January move, a driveway on a grade that ices over by seven in the morning. We have loaded from all of them, and the crew brings a lead who has seen your particular version of it before.
Payment is by the hour, three-hour minimum, with the clock starting when we reach your door and stopping when the last item is placed. Drive time between the two addresses is on the clock; getting to you from our lot in RiNo is not. You see the running total on the tablet the whole day, so the final invoice is never a shock.
From $139/hour for two movers and a truck. Three-hour minimum. Drive time between your two addresses is billed; travel to and from our lot is not.
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.
Our complex has the world's longest carry from the parking lot and they told me that on the phone instead of surprising me with it later. They brought extra dollies specifically for it.
Moved my mother out of the house she lived in for thirty-two years. The crew was patient with her, careful with everything and never once made her feel rushed. That mattered more than the price.
With three movers, most three-bedroom homes inside the metro land between six and eight hours door to door. Add an hour if the new place has stairs and no elevator, or if you are still packing when we arrive.
Not for clothing. Leave soft goods in place and we wrap the whole dresser. Empty anything with liquid, glass or paperwork, because a shifting drawer of heavy files is how furniture gets damaged in transit.
Yes, and it is the most common thing we do. We load in the morning, hold the loaded truck while the title company finishes, and unload the moment you have keys. Wait time is billed at the same hourly rate, no separate storage charge.
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.
