Around Phoenix, what makes or breaks an apartment or condo move is the logistics, never the square footage. The unit could be small, yet the building’s rulebook, the dock window, the freight-elevator slot, and the certificate of insurance are what actually steer the day. For more than ten years we’ve been carrying residents into and out of the Downtown towers, the Biltmore high-rises along Camelback, and the Tempe mid-rises near Mill Avenue, and that paperwork is simply part of how we operate.
Our crews turn up braced for the quirks of stacked living: a haul of a hundred feet from the door to the dock, a freight car that fits one mover and a dolly at a stretch, and street parking that has to be squared with the building first. We blanket the elevator and lay protection over the common-area floors, partly to protect your deposit and partly because keeping the property manager happy is how we stay welcome the next time someone in that building calls.
On a smaller unit we run a tight crew so the hourly clock stays honest, with the rate starting at $125/hr and the truck and equipment already folded in. A Roosevelt Row walk-up, a mid-rise off Central, a tower over Downtown. We match the crew to your floor plan and to whatever hoops the building makes us jump through.
What we take care of on apartment and condo jobs
- A certificate of insurance issued to management before the date
- Freight-elevator and dock reservations squared away in advance
- Elevator blankets and floor protection down the halls and through the lobby
- A right-sized crew for anything from a studio to a three-bedroom condo
Coming down from a house into a condo? Our residential moving crews can empty the old place that same week. Want it all boxed before the date so you’re not racing the clock? Add full packing. Get a free quote and a reply lands inside one business hour.
What's Included
- A certificate of insurance sent over to your building ahead of the date
- Freight-elevator and dock reservations squared away with management
- Blankets on the elevator and protection down halls and across common areas
- A tight crew matched to the unit so the meter doesn't run long
- Furniture pads, shrink wrap, and dollies for those long carries
- Beds and standard furniture taken apart and reassembled
- A two-mover crew with the truck, opening at $125/hr
- $1M in cargo coverage and a written estimate handed over up front
What Does It Cost?
Local crews from $125/hr — or a flat written rate
2-mover crew, truck, blankets & dollies included.
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