These are the questions our Denver office fields most from Front Range households and downtown corporate transfers planning a relocation with Konami Moving and Storage. Browse our full range of moving services for details on what each job covers. If your question is not here, send it through the free quote form or contact our team — a real person from our roster, not a call center, will answer it.
Are you a licensed moving company?
Yes — Konami Moving and Storage is a fully licensed and insured Colorado moving company, PUC-registered with DOT and MC authority on file, running our own trucks and W-2 crews on every job. We are not a broker or a matching service.
What does a local Denver move cost?
Local jobs run on an hourly rate or a flat written price, whichever fits your job. A 2-mover crew runs $129/hr and a 3-mover crew $175/hr with a 2-hour minimum, and flat-rate studios run $450-$675, 2BR $875-$1,450, 3BR $1,650-$2,550, and 4BR $2,750-$3,950.
How early should I book a Denver mover?
Two to three weeks out works for most jobs. The CU Boulder and DU school-year turnover and downtown corporate relocation season fill up fastest, so send your date through the quote form early and Renee will hold a crew.
How does altitude affect move day in Denver?
Mile-high air means crews pace loading and take more water breaks than a sea-level job. Silas builds extra time into the schedule for bigger jobs so the pace never rushes your belongings.
How do you handle spring hail season?
Silas watches Front Range storm warnings from April through August and stages trucks or shifts a start time to keep your goods out of a hailstorm. Every crew carries tarps and moving blankets as standard weather protection.
What happens during a January cold snap?
Silas reroutes ahead of a cold snap that closes the Golden grade on I-70, and every crew carries cold-weather gear for driveways and walkways. We reschedule free of charge if the roads turn unsafe.
What is included in the Denver price?
Every local job includes the truck, fuel, furniture pads, dollies, shrink wrap, and basic disassembly and reassembly of beds and standard furniture. There is no travel-time padding or fuel surcharge added at the end.
Do you handle downtown corporate relocations?
Yes. Ezra's crew runs LoDo and RiNo corporate transfers regularly, working around executive schedules and freight-elevator building-dock windows tied to a lease-signing date.
Can you get into Highlands Ranch and Parker master-planned communities?
Yes. Dominic's crews run these executive-home jobs weekly and handle HOA gate codes, three-car-garage load-outs, and longer driveways standard on most master-planned properties.
Can you handle a long-distance move out of Denver?
Yes. Long-distance relocation runs on a binding written quote tied to your inventory and the two ZIP codes. Whether you are headed to Grand Junction, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Albuquerque, Kansas City, or Las Vegas, the same Konami crew loads and delivers, and the $1M cargo coverage travels with your shipment.
Do you move pianos and other specialty items?
Yes, pianos have their own line: $235-$410 for an upright and $410-$735 for a baby grand, handled with skid boards, four-way straps, and four sets of hands. Flag any specialty piece on the quote form so the right crew and gear show up.
Do you offer storage?
Yes. Storage runs $120-$300 per month by unit size, bridging the gap when a closing date or a corporate relocation timeline does not line up with move day.
Do you carry cargo insurance?
Yes. Every Konami job carries $1M in cargo coverage, with released-value ($0.60 per pound) and full-value-protection options spelled out in your written estimate.
What forms of payment do you accept?
Payment terms and accepted methods are set out in your written estimate before move day, with any deposit due as agreed and the balance due for the service performed.