Denver's White-Glove Movers for Every Kind of Move

Local Denver moves typically run $120–$180 per hour for a 2-mover crew and truck. Flat estimates by home size: studio $350–$600, 1-bedroom $500–$900, 2-bedroom $900–$1,600, 3-bedroom $1,400–$2,800, 4+ bedroom $1,900–$4,000+. Long-distance moves from Denver are priced by shipment weight and distance. Call Eden’s at (720) 370-3455 for a free estimate.

Standard practice in Denver is 15–20% of the total move cost, split evenly among the crew. For a $1,200 move that’s about $180–$240 total, or roughly $60–$80 per mover on a 3-person crew. Tip in cash at the end of the move.

For local Denver moves: 2–4 weeks. For long-distance moves out of Colorado: 6–8 weeks. Peak season (May–September) books up faster; add 2 weeks to those estimates. End-of-month dates fill fastest.

Yes. Every Colorado moving company must hold a valid PUC license from the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. For interstate moves, movers must also carry a USDOT number and Motor Carrier (MC) authority from the FMCSA. Eden’s holds PUC 00243, MC 641757, and DOT 1752778.

Yes, most Denver moving companies, including Eden’s, offer full-service packing as an add-on. Packing is typically $50–$80 per hour per packer, or a flat rate based on home size. Eden’s uses an in-house packing crew and can build custom wooden crates for antiques, art, and high-value pieces.

$900–$1,600 for a local Denver 2-bedroom move, based on 3 movers over 4–6 hours. That includes truck, fuel, and basic protective wrapping. Packing services and specialty items add $200–$500. Long-distance moves from a 2-bedroom Denver home to another state typically run $2,500–$6,000 depending on distance.

Most Denver movers include the first flight of stairs and the first 75 feet of carry distance in the base rate. Additional flights of stairs are typically $50–$100 each. Elevator moves usually don’t cost extra, though buildings may require a Certificate of Insurance (COI) that some movers charge a small fee to file. Long carries beyond 75 feet are billed at $1–$2 per foot.

Local moves (under 100 miles, staying in Colorado) are priced hourly. Long-distance moves are priced by shipment weight and distance traveled, plus fuel surcharges. Local moves usually happen same-day; long-distance moves have a delivery window of 3–14 days depending on destination.

Yes. Eden’s builds custom wooden crates for pianos, antiques, art, and other high-value pieces, and uses trained crews for stairways, penthouses, and multi-level homes. Every specialty item is quoted individually in the estimate.

Legitimate movers disclose all fees upfront in the written estimate. Common line items to look for: fuel surcharge, travel time, stairs/long carry/elevator fees, packing materials, insurance/valuation coverage. If a mover quotes only an hourly rate without listing these, ask for the full breakdown before signing. Eden’s provides itemized quotes with no surprise fees at move-in.

Verify the mover holds a Colorado PUC license (searchable at puc.colorado.gov) and, for interstate moves, a valid USDOT number (searchable at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov). Get a written estimate before move day. Avoid movers who demand large cash deposits, refuse to provide their licensing numbers, or won’t do an in-person or video walkthrough.

Yes. Eden’s operates a secure warehouse at 11220 E 53rd Ave, Denver, CO 80239, offering both short-term and long-term storage. Common uses: staging a home for sale, gap between move-out and move-in dates, and downsizing during renovation. Call (720) 370-3455 for storage rates and availability.