Movers in Centennial, CO | Last Mile Moving

Licensed, insured movers serving Centennial and the rest of the Denver metro — flat-rate, on time, every move.

Centennial spreads across the southeast metro where I-25 meets C-470, an upscale suburb of master-planned subdivisions, good schools, and the Streets at SouthGlenn at its center. The work here runs to family homes: two-story houses with three-car garages, finished basements, and the kind of full inventory that comes with a household that has settled in for the long haul. We see a lot of upsizing as families grow, and a steady stream of corporate relocation, since the Denver Tech Center and the I-25 office corridor pull executives and their households into Centennial from out of state. Reid Calloway started Last Mile Moving in 2016 after running same-day delivery across the south metro, so he knows the subdivision loops off Arapahoe and Dry Creek and where a 26-footer turns around without trouble.

The big floor plans are what we size for. A five-bedroom with a finished basement and a packed garage gets a larger crew and, when the inventory calls for it, a second trailer so the whole house wraps up in one day instead of dragging into a second. The careful final leg into the new place is the part we focus on: the curved staircase, the basement set-down, the protected floor on the way through. Many Centennial subdivisions have HOA rules on truck access and move hours, so we check those ahead and stage the day to fit. Winter matters here too, since C-470 and the open south-metro streets catch wind, and a storm or April blizzard can ice a north-facing drive, so we salt the path and keep the load moving while it holds. The dry, thin mile-high air means we pace a big job and keep the crew steady.

From a SouthGlenn-area two-story to a five-bedroom off C-470, our two-mover Centennial crews run $129/hr with the truck and gear included, and the flat number is yours in writing before anything moves. Last Mile Moving is a licensed and insured Colorado mover, with our Colorado PUC household-goods permit, USDOT and MC authority for the longer hauls, and $1M cargo coverage. Get a free quote or learn about our local moving service.

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Centennial Moving Reviews

Brianna K.
Brianna K.
Cherry Creek · Yelp
★★★★

“Booked them for a condo on the 14th floor in LoDo and they handled the freight elevator reservation and the dock window without me having to chase the building. Knocked off a star because the crew showed up about 40 minutes late, but they called ahead to warn me and still wrapped everything up well inside the flat quote. No surprise charges, which is rare.”

Tanner R.
Tanner R.
Highlands · Google
★★★★★

“Moved our 3-bed in the Highlands with zero drama. Quote Reid wrote held to the dollar.”

Chelsea M.
Chelsea M.
Wash Park · Google
★★★★★

“Two-bed apartment near Wash Park, up a narrow stairwell, and these guys were quick about it. Friendly, careful with the doorframes, done before noon. Would use again.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you move a big five-bedroom with a finished basement in Centennial?

Definitely. Large floor plans on the master-planned Centennial lots are routine for us. A bigger home gets more hands on the job, and when the inventory calls for it we add a second trailer so the whole house, basement and packed garage included, wraps up in one day rather than dragging into a second.

Do you handle corporate relocations into Centennial from out of state?

Yes, the I-25 office corridor and the Tech Center bring a steady stream of those moves. We coordinate the dates, hand you a written flat number, and carry USDOT and MC authority plus $1M cargo coverage for the interstate leg, so a long-distance relocation runs as smoothly as a local one.

Do Centennial HOA rules affect a move day?

Sometimes. Many Centennial subdivisions set rules on truck access and move hours. We check those ahead of time, confirm where the truck can stage, and plan the day to fit so there are no surprises at the gate or with the HOA.

What does a local Centennial move cost?

Local crews run $129/hr for two movers, $169/hr for three, and $219/hr for four, with the truck, blankets, and dollies included. For most Centennial homes we recommend a flat-rate quote, with two-bedrooms around $1,080 to $1,900 and four-bedrooms around $3,100 to $5,000.

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