Movers On Demand provides movers in Longmont, CO for houses, apartments, townhomes and senior moves, from the blocks around Main Street and downtown to the newer neighborhoods north of Colo. 66 and east toward I-25. Our family-owned moving company handles moves inside Longmont and between Longmont and the Denver metro, Boulder County and southern Weld County. Our owner still works moves alongside our movers, and each mover is background-checked and trained. Request a free quote and we will explain how your Longmont move is priced before moving day.
Longmont Moving Services We Offer
Moves Into and Out of Longmont
Our local moving service covers moves across Longmont and to nearby cities such as Boulder, Niwot, Erie and Broomfield, CO. Floors and door frames are protected at both homes, furniture is wrapped in quilted pads and stretch wrap, and each piece is placed in the room you choose.
Apartment and Townhome Moves
Apartment and townhome communities in Longmont often set move-in hours and loading areas and may ask for a certificate of insurance from movers. Our apartment moving service schedules the move inside those rules and sends the certificate before moving day.
Helping Parents Downsize
When a parent is moving from a long-time Longmont home into a smaller place, our senior moving service keeps a patient pace, works around the community’s schedule and keeps the family member coordinating the move updated through the day. Beds and furniture are set up at the new place before our movers leave.
Longmont Moving Company Rates Explained
We bill Longmont moves by the hour, based on how many movers you book, with a minimum of two movers and two hours. The hours cover loading, the drive between addresses and unloading, and the details of your quote are explained before moving day with no hidden fees.
Longmont sits about 34 miles north of Denver, so a move between Longmont and the south metro includes a longer drive than most local moves, and that drive is part of the hours. An early start keeps the drive ahead of rush hour on I-25 and US 287. For moves inside Longmont, the total depends mostly on the size of the home and how close the truck can park.
Setting Up Utilities and Internet in Longmont
Longmont runs its own utilities, including electric service through Longmont Power & Communications and NextLight, the city’s fiber internet service. City utility service is started through the city, and NextLight is ordered separately. The city’s new resident information page lists the services to set up, and doing it a week or two before moving day means the lights and internet are on when the truck arrives.
