From Olde Town bungalows to new builds off Indiana Street, Family Movers brings its own crew and trucks to Arvada.
Arvada is close to home for Joe — he grew up just south in Berkeley, so this northwest corner off I-70 and Wadsworth is familiar ground rather than a strange map. And it’s a town with real range: century-old bungalows packed tight around Olde Town on one end, brand-new construction marching toward the foothills on the other. We move both, with our own trucks and our own family crew, every job.
Off I-70 and Wadsworth we work 80002, 80003, and 80004 week in and week out. The Olde Town homes near Grandview and Olde Wadsworth ask for patience — narrow steps, no driveway, sometimes alley access out back, and doorways built in the 1920s. The newer subdivisions out west are kinder on the doorways but mean a long carry from the curb, so we bring extra dollies and walk the path before anyone lifts. Front Range weather — icy mornings, wet spring snow, a hard July sun — we plan around the same way.
Tell us a little about the move, and the team at our South Broadway office sends one firm price for all of it straight back — almost always inside the hour, and never a penny owed for the asking.
Olde Town Arvada is the heart of it — those tidy older bungalows and squares on the streets around Grandview and Olde Wadsworth, where parking is tight and the porches are narrow. Then you’ve got the established postwar neighborhoods and the newer subdivisions pushing west toward the hills. Off I-70 and Wadsworth we work 80002, 80003, and 80004 regularly, and the same crew handles the whole job, every job.
The Olde Town homes ask for patience — narrow front steps, no driveway, sometimes alley access around back. Our movers know how to thread a sofa through a 1920s doorway and when to take the legs off the table instead of forcing it. The newer builds out west are easier on the doorways but mean longer carries from the truck, so we bring extra dollies and plan the path before anyone lifts.
Arvada weather is Front Range standard — icy January mornings, wet spring snow, and a hard summer sun that cooks a parked truck. We salt the walks, cover the floors against melt and mud, and keep a steady pace so a heavy dresser never gets rushed.
Arvada moves run on our flat Denver-metro pricing, written down and locked before moving day.
| Move type | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Local hourly (2 movers) | $145/hr | Truck, pads, dollies included |
| Local hourly (3 movers) | $195/hr | For larger Olde Town homes |
| 3-bedroom flat band | $1,680–$2,600 | Most established Arvada houses |
We take a $125 deposit to lock the day, and it is credited straight to your final bill. We carry up to $1,000,000 cargo coverage per shipment, with our Colorado PUC permit and US DOT/MC authority current.
“Family Movers helped us move from Aurora to Lakewood. Joe and Pedro did a wonderful job, working quickly and making sure everything was protected. If you’re in Aurora or Lakewood, you won’t regret hiring Family Movers.”
“Joe and Pedro were quick and efficient! Very nice guys! Thank you!”
“Packed very efficiently and super nice guys ! Went above and beyond with their services and took great care of my items.”
Here’s how a quote works with us: text or email the two ZIP codes plus the day you’re aiming for, and you’ll usually hear back from Joe or Karen by end of day with one written number. That number is built by our own Denver crew on our own trucks — people we put on payroll and trained ourselves — and once it’s on the page, it doesn’t change on you the morning of the move.
