Capitol Hill walk-ups, LoDo lofts and Wash Park bungalows — three very different moves inside one city.
Denver is where most of our work happens, and no two neighbourhoods move the same way. Downtown means reserved loading zones and freight elevators booked days ahead. Capitol Hill means walk-ups with tight staircase turns. Wash Park and Highlands mean older homes with narrow doorways that furniture has to be measured against.
Moving inside Denver is priced exactly as anywhere else we work: $155 an hour for 2 movers + truck, a 3 hours minimum, and travel time already inside the rate. There is no Denver zone fee and no mileage line on the invoice.
On the quote call we ask three things — how many rooms, how many flights of stairs, and how close the truck can park. Those decide the hours, and the hours decide the price. Everything else is already included: blankets, shrink wrap, floor runners, dollies and straps.
Crews take furniture apart and put it back together, and boxes are carried to the room written on the label rather than stacked by the front door.
“Quoted $155 an hour, finished in four, charged four. The estimate was the invoice, which is apparently rare in this business.”
“Three movers, six hours, exactly what they said on the phone. No surprises at the end.”
“LoDo loft to Wash Park. Freight elevator booked, loading zone reserved, no drama.”
“Upright piano down two flights. Four guys, a piano board, no damage anywhere.”
“Capitol Hill walk-up, fourth floor, no elevator. They quoted it honestly and hit it.”
“Long distance to Seattle. Same crew both ends, delivered on the date written down.”
“Fragile art packed in proper mirror cartons without me having to ask.”
“Explained why three movers would be cheaper than two. They were right.”
“Third quote I got and the only one that asked about stairs before giving a number.”
“Quoted $155 an hour, finished in four, charged four. The estimate was the invoice, which is apparently rare in this business.”
“Three movers, six hours, exactly what they said on the phone. No surprises at the end.”
“LoDo loft to Wash Park. Freight elevator booked, loading zone reserved, no drama.”
“Upright piano down two flights. Four guys, a piano board, no damage anywhere.”
“Capitol Hill walk-up, fourth floor, no elevator. They quoted it honestly and hit it.”
“Long distance to Seattle. Same crew both ends, delivered on the date written down.”
“Fragile art packed in proper mirror cartons without me having to ask.”
“Explained why three movers would be cheaper than two. They were right.”
“Third quote I got and the only one that asked about stairs before giving a number.”
WeDoo Moving