Movers in Denver County, CO | Last Mile Moving

The City and County of Denver is home base for Last Mile Moving, and on a typical week our trucks never roll past its borders. Reid Calloway grew up in Park Hill and spent years steering same-day delivery vans through these blocks before he loaded his first household, so a tight RiNo alley, a reserved freight elevator in a LoDo loft, or a dock window in Cherry Creek reads as routine to him. Since 2016 our crews have packed, hauled, and unpacked across nearly every neighborhood the city holds.

Wherever you sit, we work it: the brick lofts downtown in LoDo and RiNo, the bungalows up in the Highlands and Berkeley, the older streets of Capitol Hill and Five Points, the family blocks around Wash Park, Congress Park, and Central Park, and the towers along Speer and Colfax. Book a studio walk-up off the 16th Street Mall or a four-bedroom in Park Hill and the same things show up: a Last Mile truck, our own pads and dollies, and a W-2 crew on our own payroll. No day labor handles your belongings, and once you book us, we are the ones who show up; the job never gets handed off to a third company. What we obsess over is that final stretch from tailgate to threshold, up the stairs and around the corner without a mark on the wall. When a spring blizzard hits in March or April, we shovel the approach, lay traction runners, and keep cartons up off the slush. Local rates run $129 an hour for two movers, $169 for three, and $219 for four, and you get a flat figure in writing before anybody lifts a box.

Settling somewhere central, or crossing into Jefferson or Arapahoe? Request a free estimate and Reid’s team will spell out who shows up, what they drive, and which day, all on paper before you commit.