Bay Area to Denver movers
Bay Area to Denver movers
Moving from the Bay Area to Denver? Where we deliver, local truck rules, weather, and how the move is priced and delivered.
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- Cal-T#0190543
- US DOT1783494
- Hours7 days, 7 AM - 8 PM
- Based inSan Jose, CA
Where we deliver around Denver
Moving to Denver? We deliver to addresses across the area, among them Highlands, Washington Park, Lakewood, Aurora and Littleton.
San Francisco to Denver is about 1,250 miles.
For the rest of the state, see Bay Area to Colorado movers.
Parking permits and truck rules in Denver
Denver requires a permit to park a moving truck or van on the street. Where there are parking meters, you file a Parking Meter Request Form with the city. Source: City and County of Denver, DOTI Right-of-Way Services FAQ.
On streets without meters, the moving truck needs a Street Occupancy permit instead, and the city's normal minimum review time for those permits is 5 days, so apply ahead of move day. Source: City and County of Denver, DOTI Right-of-Way Services FAQ.
Denver limits street parking for vehicles over 22 feet or 6,000 pounds to two hours in a seven-day period, except while they are actively working in the immediate area. Source: City and County of Denver, Parking Ordinances (D.R.M.C. Sec. 54-464).
Spaces signed Truck Loading Only are reserved for vehicles licensed as trucks with truck plates, so a rental van with regular plates cannot use them. Source: City and County of Denver, Parking Ordinances (D.R.M.C. Sec. 54-487).
In Denver, a Flex Parking Permit exempts a resident or guest vehicle from posted on-street time limits; it is meant for residential guests, service providers or additional residents' vehicles. Source: City and County of Denver, Residential Parking Permit Program.
Ask your building or HOA about delivery hours and elevator bookings early, and tell us what they require.
Every piece of furniture is fully wrapped and protected with moving blankets and tape, at no extra charge.
Weather and timing in Denver
Denver's average first measurable snowfall comes October 19 and the average last snowfall April 28, so fall and spring moves can meet snow. Source: NWS Boulder: Denver's Fall/Winter/Spring Statistics.
Settling in Denver
Denver Solid Waste Management collects large or bulky items every nine weeks; have items out by 6 a.m. on your normal collection day. Source: City and County of Denver, Large Item Pickup.
How a Denver move is priced
We quote Denver moves by weight. The estimate gives two numbers that matter: the rate per pound and the minimum space reservation. An overload is billed at that same rate per pound. This estimate is non-binding; your invoice reflects what the loaded shipment really weighs.
Prefer one fixed number? Ask for a flat fee based on reserving an entire truck. That price is binding, with guaranteed pickup and delivery. One crew handles both ends, with no accessorial charges.
You see the proof: the net weight and the scale ticket come to you after pickup.
Delivery window
Delivery time window: up to 30 days (company policy). Average delivery time window: 7 to 14 days, counted from your earliest available delivery date.
The clock starts on the first day you can take delivery in Denver, not on the pickup day.
Delivery-day extras on a weight-based move
Four delivery-side services may apply on a weight-based move: stairs beyond the first flight, a long carry over 100 feet, an elevator, or a shuttle when the truck cannot reach the door. A reserved-truck flat fee has none of these.
Included in the per-pound rate
You do not pay extra for mileage, taxes or tolls, or for weekend dates. Door-to-door labor is in it too: loading, unloading, taking furniture apart and putting it back, labeling and the inventory. Blankets and tape cost nothing extra, and other supplies are billed as used. Every article carries basic valuation at $0.60 per pound; for more, see Baker International (account ID 17421). Not in the base rate: packing (available per pound) and unpacking.
Paying for the move
Payment is split, 50% when we load and 50% when we deliver in Denver. Payment: Cash, Money Order, Visa, or Mastercard (3% transaction fee applies for card payments). If the balance goes on a card, it is due a day ahead of delivery. Returning customers and real-estate-agent referrals get 7% off, and friend referrals 5%.
Questions and answers
How long does delivery to Denver take?
Delivery time window: up to 30 days (company policy). Average delivery time window: 7 to 14 days, counted from your earliest available delivery date.
Can I get a fixed price?
Yes. Reserve an entire truck for a flat fee. The price is binding, with guaranteed pickup and delivery and no weight limit.
Do I need a permit for the moving truck in Denver?
Denver requires a permit to park a moving truck or van on the street. Where there are parking meters, you file a Parking Meter Request Form with the city.
How does Denver weather affect moving day?
Denver's average first measurable snowfall comes October 19 and the average last snowfall April 28, so fall and spring moves can meet snow.
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