Serving Denver, Boulder, Aurora

Moving day, handled properly.

Family-run household moving, storage and small moves across the metro, fully licensed and insured, transparently priced.

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MC
1184220
CO license
HHG-00412
Moving since
2012
Accredited
ProMover
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Check us. Every interstate mover has a US DOT number and yours should be willing to give you theirs — ours links straight to the federal register. Ridgeline Movers is licensed and insured for every job on this page.

A real survey first
We look at what you are moving, in person or on video, before we price it.
The price in writing
A written estimate before we load, not a number at the curb.
Our own crews
Background-checked movers on our payroll, never day labor.
On time, or you hear from us
We call before we are late, which should not be remarkable.
What we do

Every kind of move, covered

From a single item to a full house move, we've got you covered.

Which kind of move

Two different jobs, priced two different ways

A move across town and a move across the country are not the same product, and anyone who prices them the same way is guessing at one of them.

Same state, same day
Local moves

Priced by the hour on crew size and truck. Two movers and a truck is the common shape for an apartment; three or four for a house. You get the hourly rate and an estimate of the hours before we start.

  • Hourly, with the rate agreed up front
  • Usually loaded and delivered the same day
  • Anywhere around Denver and the surrounding area
State to state
Long-distance moves

Priced on the weight of your shipment and the distance it travels — the basis every reputable interstate carrier uses, because truck space is subjective and weight is not. We survey first so the estimate is real.

  • Written estimate from a proper survey
  • Your shipment weighed, not eyeballed
  • Delivery window agreed before we load
Between the two ends
Storage

Sometimes the dates do not line up. Your goods come off the truck into a numbered, inventoried vault and come back out when you are ready — same crew, same inventory, nothing lost in between.

  • Every piece tagged and inventoried
  • Climate-controlled warehouse
  • Month to month, no long tie-in
Straight answer

“Fully insured” does not mean what most people think

Every mover says it. Here is what is actually on offer, so you can ask the other companies the same question.

Included, no charge
Released Value Protection

The federal default. Pays 60¢ per pound, per article — so a 40lb television is covered for $24 however much it cost. It is free, and if you sign nothing else it is what you have.

49 CFR 375.701. Not insurance; a limit on the carrier’s liability.
What we recommend
For a premium
Full Value Protection

Covers what your belongings are actually worth. If something is lost or damaged we repair it, replace it, or settle in cash at current market value — not at sixty cents a pound.

Priced on your declared value, less any deductible you choose.
Coverage

Areas we cover

We regularly carry out moves across 4 cities and the surrounding area.

What clients say

Real moves, real reviews

“Third move with them and the first one where nothing got broken or lost. Everything was numbered, and they scanned each piece off the truck in front of me.”
Danielle R., Boulder
“They walked me through released value versus full value before I asked. Nobody else did. That is the only reason I went with them.”
Marcus T., Denver
“Quoted on a Tuesday, moved on the Saturday, and the final bill was the number on the estimate. No day-of surprises.”
Priya S., Golden

Common questions

How is my estimate worked out?
A local move is priced on crew size and hours. A long-distance move is priced on the weight of your shipment and how far it travels. Either way you get the number in writing before anything goes on the truck.
What is my shipment covered for?
Every interstate move includes Released Value Protection at no extra charge, which pays 60 cents per pound per article - so a 40lb television is covered for $24 however much it cost. Full Value Protection covers what your belongings are actually worth, for a premium. We will put both in front of you before you sign, because the default is the one that surprises people.
How far ahead should I book?
Two to three weeks for a local move. Four to six for long distance, or for anything between May and September - that is peak season and the good dates go first.

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