Victorians, LoHi townhomes, and condos just across I-25 from downtown.
Highland Movers
Home moves planned around historic staircases, multi-level townhomes, and tight street parking.
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Stairs are where townhome moves spend their time. Tell us how your home is laid out to see how much the floors, the garage entry, and the rooftop deck add to moving day.
Rule of thumb: every floor above the front door adds roughly 10 to 15 percent to moving time, a garage-level entry counts as one more floor, and a furnished rooftop deck adds about an hour. Stage boxes by floor and tell us about anything heavy upstairs.
Planning figures for loading one home, not a quote. Your written estimate confirms crew and time. Nothing you select here is sent or saved.
Highland packs some of the oldest houses near downtown and some of the newest townhomes into the same few square miles. Find your kind of home to see what shapes the day and what to sort out before you book.
Historic homes from the town of Highlands era.
Narrow original staircases, tight doorways, and woodwork and floors worth protecting. Large pieces often tilt or come apart, and every turn gets padded.
Tell us: Your narrowest door and stairway, and any antiques or heirlooms
Specialty moving →Newer homes with three or four floors and rooftop decks.
Most of the time goes to stairs. Garage-level entries, rooftop furniture, and big pieces on upper floors all add time, so boxes are staged by floor.
Tell us: Number of floors, deck furniture, and anything heavy upstairs
Residential moving →Mid-size buildings near the river and along 32nd Avenue.
Elevator reservations, set move hours, and street parking that fills early. Some buildings want a certificate of insurance before move day.
Tell us: Your elevator window and the building's insurance requirements
Packing solutions →Pianos or heavy furniture? See piano moving, or browse every service we offer.
Highland sits just across the river from downtown, so many moves here start or end a few minutes away. These are the neighborhoods closest to Highland, measured from its center. For moves anywhere in the metro, see our main page for Denver movers or all areas we serve.
Yes. Many homes in the Potter Highlands Historic District are more than a century old. We pad original woodwork, banisters, and door frames, measure the tight spots during your walkthrough, and give homes built before 1950 a pre-move consultation.
Parking near the restaurant corners on 32nd Avenue fills fast, especially on weekends. We plan the truck spot during your estimate, pick a start time that avoids the busiest hours, and tell you if your block needs a street occupancy permit.
It depends on bedrooms, how many floors sit above the front door, and what is on the roof deck. Stairs usually add 10 to 15 percent per floor. The townhome and rooftop move planner on this page gives you a quick estimate.
Yes. Our packing team can pack only what is going, and we plan around your new building's elevator and move hours. Sort out donations and large item pickup before move day so only what fits makes the trip.
Yes. Antiques and artwork are wrapped with the same specialty techniques we use on pianos and other fragile pieces, and our packing service can handle them for you.
Our office at 1600 Pennsylvania Street is a short drive across the river from Highland, so drive time to most Highland addresses is short.
Hills, historic homes, and some of Denver's busiest walkable blocks make Highland a neighborhood that rewards local know-how. Get a free quote and let a crew that already knows Highlands Square and the Potter Highlands district handle the rest.