Konami Moving and Storage runs out of a yard at 4400 Vasquez Blvd, right where I-70 meets I-25 — which puts every corner of Denver County inside a short dispatch radius, from LoHi lofts to Stapleton family streets.
Where we run every day
Home base is Denver itself, with regular routes into Commerce City’s warehouse-district neighborhoods and Wheat Ridge’s older bungalow blocks. Our own six trucks cover this ground daily, not on request.
- Downtown Denver high-rises and LoDo condo buildings
- Park Hill, Washington Park, and Highlands family streets
- Commerce City’s industrial-adjacent residential pockets
- Wheat Ridge’s established single-family blocks
Built for city moves
Denver proper means alley-load garages, permit parking, and HOA-managed high-rises more often than a suburban driveway. Dominic’s crew checks building access and elevator reservations before load day so nothing stalls the truck curbside.
- Loading-dock and freight-elevator coordination for downtown buildings
- Street-parking permits pulled ahead of move day when required
- Same crew and truck from pickup to final delivery, no swap
Our own crew, start to finish
Konami Moving and Storage is a Colorado PUC-registered household-goods carrier with DOT and MC authority on file. We staff, own, and drive every truck — no outside carrier ever touches your job.
- County seatDenver
- Main corridorsI-70, I-25, I-76
- Coverage$1M cargo, PUC-registered
Serving Denver County Every Week
A two-mover crew runs $129/hr with a two-hour minimum — prefer one number on paper instead? We pin the whole Denver County job down as a flat written rate before our truck leaves the Vasquez Blvd yard.
Our W-2 crew works Denver County week in and week out — the cul-de-sac driveways, the two-story family homes, the property-manager COI packets, and the tight loft curbs the Denver metro is known for.
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