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Apartment & Condo Moving

Tight stairwells, freight-elevator windows, and building COIs handled by a crew that has done it a hundred times.

Apartment and condo moves come with rules that a house move never does: a freight elevator you reserve by the hour, a certificate of insurance the property manager wants on file, and a loading dock you share with everyone else moving that weekend. We handle the paperwork and the logistics so your move-in does not stall in the lobby.

From RidgeGate and Park Meadows condos in Lone Tree to downtown Denver lofts and the older walk-ups around Centennial, our crews know how these buildings work.

  • Licensed & insured — US DOT/MC & Colorado PUC permit
  • Flat-rate written quotes, no hidden fees
  • Our own uniformed crews & trucks

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An apartment move is priced on our hourly rate — $149 for a two-mover crew or $199 for three, because the variable is rarely the volume; it is the building. A fourth-floor walk-up off Broadway eats more time than a 2-bedroom with a reserved elevator. Derek factors that in when he quotes you, so the estimate reflects your actual stairs and access, not a generic guess.

We pull the certificate of insurance your property manager needs, book the elevator window, and protect the common areas with floor runners and door jamb pads. Management offices around RidgeGate and downtown Denver already know our paperwork comes in clean.

What we plan for in your building

Before move day, we confirm the details that derail unprepared crews:

  • Freight-elevator reservation and the time window the building allows
  • Certificate of insurance naming the property and management company
  • Loading-dock or street-loading access and any permit needs downtown
  • Stair counts and tight turns, common in the older Centennial and Littleton complexes
  • Long carries from the dock to the unit

What a condo or apartment move runs

Here is a rough guide for the unit sizes we move most around Lone Tree, Centennial, and downtown Denver. Building access can shift the number, which is why we quote after we know your floor and elevator.

Unit size Typical range
Studio loft $360–$560
1-bedroom condo $590–$960
2-bedroom condo $1,000–$1,600

A $119 deposit holds your elevator window and date, and applies to the total. Released-value coverage is $0.60 per pound, with up to $1,000,000 cargo coverage per shipment.

What is not included

A few items sit outside the standard apartment quote and get approved ahead of time: packing materials and labor if you would rather not box up yourself, specialty handling for a piano or safe from $349, and any building elevator-deposit or move-in fee the property charges, which is paid directly to management. We will flag every one of these before move day so nothing surprises you in the lobby.

What’s included

Everything our crew brings on move day — no add-ons, no surprises.

  • Hourly two- or three-mover crew sized to your building
  • Certificate of insurance prepared for your property manager
  • Freight-elevator reservation coordinated with the building
  • Floor runners and door-jamb pads to protect common areas
  • Disassembly and reassembly of beds and standard furniture
  • Up to $1,000,000 cargo coverage per shipment

What Highlands Ranch customers say

★ Google
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“Cody and Mason did a great job hauling my stuff out and were very friendly, highly recommend!”

Irides
Littleton · local
★ Google
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“Fantastic experience. Cody, Mason, and Trevor were friendly, efficient, and professional. They turned a stressful move into an enjoyable one. Would absolutely use them again. 10/10 recommend.”

Kayce D.
Castle Rock · local
★ Google
★★★★★

“Cody and his crew did a fantastic job!! Will use them again for my next move.”

Tyler H.
Eastridge · local

Common questions

Can you provide a certificate of insurance for my building?
Yes, and we do it routinely. Send us your property manager’s COI requirements when you book and we will have the certificate naming the building and management company on file before move day — most Lone Tree and downtown Denver buildings ask for one.
How do you handle a reserved freight-elevator window?
We confirm your elevator reservation with the building ahead of time and plan the load order to finish inside the window. If your complex only allows a two-hour block, we send the crew size needed to make it without rushing your belongings.
What about a fourth-floor walk-up with no elevator?
We move plenty of them. There is no surcharge for stairs, but the extra carrying time is built into your hourly estimate, so Derek asks about your floor and stairwell when he quotes you. Older Centennial and Littleton walk-ups are familiar ground for our crews.

Ready to move with Collegiate Movers?

Tell us your ZIP codes and move date — Grant or Paige sends back a flat written price the same day. Our own uniformed crew, our own trucks, our own trained student-athletes, and the number doesn’t change on move day.

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