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“Pleased with price - Driver and assistants were pleasant and very helpful. Furniture arrived right on time and all in great shape. I would use them again no problem! No surprise costs at delivery.”
Warnell P.
Lone Tree sits right where I-25 meets C-470, which makes it one of the easier south-metro suburbs to move into — and one where homeowners expect things done sharp. Most homes here are newer, with finished basements, three-car garages, and HOA rules about truck placement and elevator reservations in the condo and townhome communities near Park Meadows mall.
The RidgeGate side keeps growing, with new construction and light-rail-adjacent townhomes that often need a reserved loading zone and a freight elevator booked ahead. We confirm all of that before truck day so the crew rolls straight into the work instead of circling for parking.
Because Lone Tree is minutes from our Highlands Ranch base off University Boulevard, drive time stays short and your hourly clock stays honest. Local crews run $149/hr for two movers and a truck, or $199/hr for three, and a $119 deposit holds the date.
What makes a Lone Tree move smooth
Lone Tree’s mix of upscale single-family homes and managed townhome communities means access planning matters as much as muscle:
HOA & elevator prep
We reserve loading zones and freight elevators near Park Meadows and RidgeGate and follow community move-in windows.
New-build care
Fresh paint, new floors, and tight stair turns get full padding and corner protection on day one.
Short hop from base
We’re minutes north in Highlands Ranch, so drive time off the clock stays low.
Lone Tree is 80124. The same crew that estimates your move loads it, drives it, and unloads it — no handoffs.