Big Moves in Any Space.

Yes. We regularly handle condo and apartment moves. If your building requires an elevator reservation, loading dock booking or specific moving hours, let us know in advance so we can plan accordingly.

Confirm your service elevator reservation, loading dock access, permitted moving hours, parking arrangements and any building-specific requirements. Providing these details in advance helps us plan the move properly.

Let us know the exact elevator time before booking. If the available window is short, we may recommend a larger crew so more items can be moved efficiently during the reserved period.

Some condo buildings require residents to provide a refundable moving or damage deposit before using the service elevator or loading area. Check with property management well before moving day and complete any required forms or payments in advance.

Yes. We regularly handle moves between condo and apartment buildings. Please provide the elevator booking times, loading arrangements and parking details for both buildings so we can coordinate the move properly.

If your move is charged hourly and takes longer than the time included in your quote, additional time is charged at the agreed hourly rate. Any flat-rate or special moving terms will be explained before booking.

Before moving day, check where the moving truck can park, whether there is a designated loading dock or loading area, any truck height or size restrictions, how far the loading area is from the elevator, and whether a key, fob or security access is required. Let us know about any access restrictions in advance so we can plan the move properly.

We can still handle the move, but stairs or regular elevator access can affect the time and crew requirements. Let us know how many floors are involved and what elevator or stair access is available so we can recommend the right moving setup.

Ask property management for the exact height clearance of the loading area before your move. Large moving trucks may not fit into some underground loading areas, so knowing the clearance in advance helps us assign the appropriate truck and plan where loading or unloading can take place.