Konami Moving and Storage handles Parker with our own trucks and W-2 crews.
- CountyDouglas
- Main roadsParker Rd, E-470, Mainstreet
- HeritageEquestrian and rural-suburban mix
- RateFlat written, set up front
Equestrian properties, fast growth
Parker still carries a rural, equestrian character in parts of Douglas County even as new subdivisions fill in fast on every side, and that mix changes how we stage a move more than almost any other town we run.
Equestrian acreage meets new subdivisions
Most Parker jobs split between larger acreage properties with barns or paddocks and newer suburban subdivisions built for the town’s rapid growth, where driveway length and outbuilding access matter more than street traffic.
- Equestrian and acreage properties with longer driveway access
- New-construction subdivision homes on Parker’s growth edges
- Family relocations drawn by Douglas County schools and open space
- Storage hand-offs timed around a closing-date gap
Nearby towns we run
Parker sits southeast of Centennial and Highlands Ranch, and our trucks loop through most weeks.
Serving Parker Every Week
A two-mover crew runs $129/hr with a two-hour minimum — prefer one number on paper instead? We pin the whole Parker job down as a flat written rate before our truck leaves the Vasquez Blvd yard.
Our W-2 crew works Parker 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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