Denver Long Distance Movers

At Move 4 Less, our goal is taking on the heavy lifting and stress of your move so you can focus on the excitement of where life is taking you next. Our professional cross country movers in Denver offer full service moving solutions for a seamless move from beginning to end.

Here’s what we do to make your upcoming move as easy as possible.

• Professional packing: Our team is trained to use the right materials and techniques to securely pack all types of belongings
• Custom crating: We ensure specialty items like artwork are secured for the trip
• Packing supplies & specialized equipment: We use the right equipment for the job and high-quality packing materials, boxes, and specialty supplies
• Loading and unloading: Our crew loads and unloads your belongings with great care
• Furniture assembly: We reassemble your furniture with the right tools to ensure your new home is set up and ready for move-in
• Transportation: Our licensed movers securely transport your belongings with our fleet of dedicated trucks – no third parties are involved
• Dedicated moving coordinator: You get a single point of contact to coordinate and oversee the details of your relocation

With Move 4 Less, you can rest easy thanks to our flat rates, guaranteed pricing, and trained team of experts ready to handle all the hard work.

Colorado moving companies are regulated by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC). Intrastate movers operating in the state must have a Colorado PUC permit. A US DOT number is required for interstate moves or relocation across state lines. This number is assigned by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).

Denver moving companies are also required to carry minimum insurance coverage:

• At least $500,000 in general liability insurance
• At least $300,000 or $750,000 in commercial liability coverage
• Minimum $10,000 or $0.60 per pound per article in cargo liability coverage

If the mover isn’t licensed or insured, you won’t have protection if your belongings are damaged or lost. You can verify the company’s standing and check their safety record using their CO PUC and US DOT numbers.

Look for a moving company that uses a robust screening process and trains its movers rather than using inexperienced or temporary crews. The moving team that shows up for the job should be background checked and uniformed for your protection. They should receive training in the correct methods and equipment to reduce the risk of damage to your home or belongings while packing, moving, loading, and unloading.

Ideally, you want movers who have years of experience in the industry. This experience matters when it comes to estimating costs and delivery dates, avoiding common hurdles, and planning the logistics of a more complicated relocation.

It takes years to develop the expertise to ensure a seamless relocation without unpleasant surprises. With experience and training also comes the knowledge of the right equipment and techniques to safely handle all types of household goods, including fragile and oversized items that are easily damaged by inexperienced crews.

Beware of any mover who isn’t upfront about their pricing or fails to provide a written estimate. Colorado movers are required to give a written estimate at least 24 hours before your scheduled move unless you are booking same-day services. You cannot be charged more than 110% of the estimate.

Your moving contract must have an itemized breakdown and description of all costs and rates for transportation and other services you will receive.

Movers must also accept at least two forms of payment. It’s a red flag if the company only accepts cash or requires you to put down a large upfront deposit.