With a Dallas apartment, loft, or condo, the number of rooms hardly registers. The real challenge is the way in and the way out. Even a neat one-bedroom can box you in: a service elevator to book, a dock open only for a narrow window, a leasing office after proof of insurance, a curb too tight for a truck to nose up to. Threading that kind of bottleneck is what we have handled since 2015, carrying residents through the Uptown high-rises, the Deep Ellum lofts, the Knox-Henderson mid-rises, and the older walk-ups around Oak Lawn.
So the crew turns up squared away for all of it. A service elevator queued behind three other arrivals the same morning. A bay you only hold for a couple of hours. A no-park stretch on a one-way that has to clear the office first. We pad the cab and run covering across the lobby and the halls, which protects your deposit and, no small thing, keeps the building staff glad to see us the next time anyone there books a mover. Years of working downtown docks and elevator holds off a dispatch board make this routine for Dylan.
On a smaller place we hold the headcount down so the meter stays in line, opening at $125/hr for a two-person team with the truck and the gear rolled in. A Deep Ellum loft up the service cab. A one-bedroom three flights up in Oak Lawn. A studio behind an Uptown front desk. We shape every crew to your floor plan and to whatever rules the property lays down.
What we handle on apartment and loft jobs
- The insurance certificate prepared for the property ahead of move day whenever they request one
- Service-elevator and dock windows held through the management office in advance
- A padded cab plus covering laid across the lobby, the halls, and the entry
- A team built to the floor plan, anywhere from a studio to a three-bedroom loft
Downsizing from a house to something smaller? Our residential moving crew can clear the old place that same week. Want the unit boxed first so you keep the clock on your side? Add full packing. Get a free quote and a reply comes back within one business hour.
What's Included
- An insurance certificate readied for the property before the date whenever they request one
- Service-elevator and dock windows held through the management office well ahead
- A padded cab plus covering across the lobby, the halls, and the entry
- A team trimmed to the unit so the meter does not run heavy
- Pads, film, and dollies set for the long pull down a hall and out across a dock
- Take-apart furniture broken down at the unit and stood back up at the new place
- A two-person team and the truck, opening at $125 an hour
- Coverage to $1M, the estimate on paper in your hands before we begin
What Does It Cost?
Local crews from $125/hr — or a flat written rate
2-mover crew, truck, blankets & dollies included.
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