People living in Denver, or any major city across the United States, see a lot of moving trucks in their daily commute. These include recognized moving services with a national and international presence, as well as smaller companies which are only found in the city.
There are significant differences between these types of movers. Recognizing the differences and understanding the pros and cons of each will allow anyone who is moving from a home, apartment or condo into a new residence within the city or a local geographic area to choose the best company for their move.
Equipment and Supplies
The equipment, including the trucks, dollies and even the liftgate services on the trucks can make a move easy and streamlined, or it can create a problem. The bigger moving companies, particularly those with national and international recognition, tend to have better equipment, their own trucks and resources, and all the supplies needed to safely wrap and pad furniture and other items during the move.
Smaller companies, particularly in the busy moving seasons, may not have the inventory and readily available supplies, resulting in a higher potential for damaged items during the move.
Moving Crews and Services
The best movers will use, fully background checked, trained and experienced movers and drivers. These professionals typically are full-time employees of the moving company, and they have extensive moving experience.
Smaller movers usually have full-time employees as drivers and move managers, but they may hire the actual moving crews based on need. This may mean relatively inexperienced crews are handling the move of your possessions.
Experience and Customer Support
The best movers have office staff, move coordinators and customer service representatives to help out with your move. This allows residents in Denver to have a trusted resource at the moving company, ensuring they understand what is going to happen and how they can prepare for their moving day.
