A whole house is a different beast than a single room, and we staff it like one. The average Denver home tucks away more than it lets on: a garage hung with bikes and skis, a basement that quietly hoards a decade of stuff, a kitchen the whole household keeps detouring past. We have been clearing places like these since 2016, so we send a crew big enough to wrap the entire house in one pass instead of dragging it into a second day.
Onto the trucks go quilts, wardrobe cartons for the closets, and real lifting power. We pull bed frames apart and rebuild them, pop the fridge and washer off their hookups and bag them, and roll the bruisers, the sectional, the armoire, the gun safe, the rower, onto four-wheelers so nobody throws out a back and no trim gets chewed up. Padding happens in place, inside each room, before a thing heads for the door. That room-by-room rhythm is the whole reason the unload at the other end goes fast and lands in the right spots.
Every house in this metro behaves differently. A skinny two-story on a Highlands lot has nothing in common with a Cherry Creek tower gated behind a freight elevator and a dock reservation, and a place up a steep grade toward Golden is its own kind of problem. So we walk each job ahead of the date, roll runners over the floors and wrap padding around every doorframe at both stops, and once the cold sets in we salt the path and lay grip mats so snow on the steps never slows the carry or puts a mover on the ground.
The homes we empty most weeks
- Detached houses from a two-bedroom on up to a six
- Older brick bungalows around Wash Park, the Highlands, and Park Hill
- Newer builds in Central Park, Highlands Ranch, and the southern suburbs
- Foothill and mountain-adjacent homes set on steep grades near Golden and Evergreen
Want to skip the boxes entirely? Our full packing service crates the place from top to bottom the day before. Going from a house down to a condo? Our apartment and small-home moving page covers that. Get a free quote and we reply inside one business hour.
What's Included
- A crew sized to wrap most houses inside one pass
- Padding done in place, room by room, before anything heads for the door
- Bed frames, dressers, and dining sets pulled apart and rebuilt
- Fridge, washer, and dryer pulled off their hookups and bagged
- Runners rolled over the floors and padding wrapped on every doorframe at both stops
- Wardrobe cartons that ride the closet over upright and crease-free
- Four-wheelers, ramps, and tie-downs for the bruisers and the oversized pieces
- Cargo coverage up to $1M, with the estimate handed over in writing first
What Does It Cost?
Local crews from $129/hr — or a flat written rate
2-mover crew, truck, blankets & dollies included.
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