Closings fall through. Leases end on a Tuesday. Landlords change their minds. When the date is not negotiable, the crew has to be the flexible part.
We hold open slots in every week specifically for the calls that were not planned. If you reach us in the morning, there is a real chance of a crew that afternoon, and a very good chance of one within two or three days. It depends on the month — the first and last week of any month in Denver are the tightest — but we will tell you yes or no on the phone instead of stringing you along.
Urgency does not change the price. The hourly rate for a rush booking is the same $145 for two movers that it would be for a job booked six weeks out. There is no rush fee, no weekend premium and no holiday multiplier. What urgency changes is the amount of preparation, and that is where the hours go.
If nothing is packed, say so and we will bring boxes, paper and tape on the truck and pack as we load. It is slower per room than packing the day before, but for a studio or a one-bedroom it is often the fastest path to being out by the deadline. We will give you a realistic hour count on the call so the deadline is not a surprise.
We handle the awkward versions of this too: lease-end scrambles where the storage unit is the only destination, closing days that slip and need the load held on the truck overnight, separations where only half the apartment is going. No judgment, no questions beyond what we need to lift correctly.
Sometimes. Call early — before 10am gives the best odds, and small jobs fit into a schedule far more easily than four-bedroom houses. We will give you a straight answer in the first two minutes.
No. The rate is identical to a booking made a month ahead. The cost difference, if any, comes from packing time when the home is not ready.
Yes, we can keep a sealed truck overnight for a flat holding fee that we quote up front. It is usually cheaper than a storage unit plus a second load.
Tell us the address, the floor and what is heavy. We will give you the crew size and the hours on the call.
