How do I compare movers in Denver, CO?

Start with the company name, DOT number, years in business, service areas, fleet size, drivers, insurance or COI availability, review status, and whether the listing has been manually reviewed or claimed.

Why should I request a COI from a mover?

A certificate of insurance may be required by apartment buildings, condos, offices, property managers, realtors, senior living communities, or commercial properties before a move can take place.

Are all local movers listed in FMCSA?

No. Some local movers are only registered through state programs. Movers Near Me is building both federal and state-level mover records.

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Denver Movers

Compare moving companies serving Denver, CO using the details that matter most: exact company identity, legal and DBA names, ownership information, DOT records, authority status, FMCSA safety ratings, years in business, fleet size, and Movers Near Me transparency signals.

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Practical guides for the parts of moving that often require the most preparation before move-in day.

Moving into a new apartment Plan building access, elevators, parking, utilities, COIs, and move-in day. Read guide → Moving with pets Prepare pets for travel, moving day, and the transition into a new home. Read guide → Moving with children Make the move easier for children with practical planning and transition tips. Read guide → Moving to a senior community Plan a more organized move into assisted living, independent living, or senior housing. Read guide →

Local moving overview

Planning a move in Denver

Moving within Denver or relocating to Colorado requires more than comparing a headline price. Confirm the mover’s identity, authority, safety status, service area, access charges, written estimate, and the exact company responsible for the move.

Local considerations

Confirm whether travel time, fuel, tolls, stairs, elevators, long carries, and packing are included.
Ask the property manager about elevator reservations, loading access, parking, and COI requirements.
Compare written estimates using the same inventory and service details.
Verify the legal company name, DBA, owner or principal, DOT number, and authority before paying.

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Moving cost planning

What affects moving costs in Denver?

Home size is only a starting point. Crew size, total labor time, stairs, elevators, long carries, packing, storage, travel time, move date, and specialty items can materially change the final price.

Smaller movesStudio and one-bedroom moves often depend most on minimum hours, travel charges, access, and crew size.

Family-size movesTwo- and three-bedroom moves are affected by inventory volume, packing, disassembly, stairs, and distance.

Large or complex movesLarge homes, high-rises, storage transfers, pianos, antiques, and long-distance moves usually require a detailed estimate.

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Serving Denver, CO

Owner / PrincipalNot confirmed DOT1161894 Years22 SafetyNot Rated AuthorityNot Confirmed Trucks6

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Compare the advertised company name with the legal business name, DBA, owner or principal, DOT number, and company address.

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Pay close attention to Unsatisfactory or Conditional safety ratings and to inactive, revoked, or out-of-service authority.

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Use each mover profile for additional company details, red flags, service information, insurance notes, and source context.

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Company comparison

Compare movers in Denver, CO

Safety rating and authority status are prioritized because they are more meaningful to consumers than raw crash counts. Detailed safety signals can remain within each mover's profile and red-flag review.

Company Identity	Owner / Principal	DOT #	Safety Rating	Authority	Years	Trucks	Score	Status	Profile
Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation Of Colorado	Not confirmed	1161894	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	22	6	70	Listed	View
Colorado Cold Delivery & Storage	Kyle Kraakevik	3663278	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	5	1	70	Listed	View
Colorado Cold Warehousing & Storage LLC	Not confirmed	4061162	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	3	2	70	Listed	View
Colorado Hi-Tec Moving & Storage	Karen Dickens	669776	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	29	11	70	Listed	View
Colorado Lead Generation	Vincent Lavell Johnson	3711572	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	4	1	70	Listed	View
Colorado Moving & Storage	Marco Guerra	1344083	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	21	3	70	Listed	View
Colorado Moving Company	Oliver Maldonado	3918348	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	3	—	70	Listed	View
Colorado Premier Moving and Storage LLC	Don Giovanni Guerra	3094149	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	8	1	70	Listed	View
Colorado Premier Moving LLC	Don Giovanni F Guerra	4113636	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	2	1	70	Listed	View
Colorado Storage Solutions LLC	Berekk Blackwell	3030383	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	8	2	70	Listed	View
Colorado’s Best Movers LLC	Thomas Baca	3683408	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	4	1	70	Listed	View
Denver Movers Inc	Pavel Hancharou	2795758	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	10	3	70	Listed	View
Denver Safe Moving LLC	Drew Weaver	2564302	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	11	1	70	Listed	View
King’s Colorado Transportation LLC	Not confirmed	3741136	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	4	1	70	Listed	View
Local Moving LLC	Joseph Juanda	2498325	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	16	10	70	Verified	View
Mile High Movers	Not confirmed	Not Authorized	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	—	—	70	Listed	View
Mile High Moving	Not confirmed	—	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	—	—	70	Listed	View
Moving Mates LLC	Devon Arthur Disanza	4315639	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	1	1	70	Listed	View
Navis Pack and Ship	Keith Binzer	2538183	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	11	1	70	Listed	View
Quality Colorado Movers LLC	Carlos Mercado Marquez	4106444	Not Rated	Not Confirmed	2	1	70	Listed	View

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Denver moving resources

Use the city guide for relocation research, browse the editorial best-movers page, or return to the statewide directory.

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Questions about hiring movers in Denver

How do I verify who owns a moving company?

Compare the mover's advertised name with its legal company name, DBA, owner or principal, DOT record, state registration, written estimate, and payment information. The names should make sense together before you hire the company.

What does an FMCSA safety rating mean?

A Satisfactory rating indicates that the carrier met applicable safety fitness standards when rated. Conditional and Unsatisfactory ratings deserve closer review. Not Rated does not automatically mean unsafe; many carriers have not received a formal safety rating.

What authority status should a mover have?

An interstate household-goods mover should have the appropriate active operating authority for the service it is providing. Inactive, revoked, or out-of-service records are important warning signals that should be investigated before booking.

Why can a mover's legal name differ from its public name?

A moving company may advertise under a DBA or trade name while its licenses, insurance, contracts, and payment accounts use a separate legal entity. The relationship should be clearly disclosed and consistent.

How much do movers cost in Denver?

Pricing depends on home size, inventory, crew size, labor time, distance, access, packing, storage, move date, and specialty items. Compare detailed written estimates rather than choosing only by the lowest advertised price.

Do apartments and condos require a certificate of insurance?

Many managed buildings require a mover to provide a certificate of insurance before move-in or move-out day. Confirm the building's wording, coverage, and submission deadline directly with management.