Apartment And Condo Moves
Silver Spring has plenty of buildings with tight elevators, loading-dock windows, and certificate-of-insurance paperwork. We move Maryland apartments and condos all week, work within your building's reserved time slot, and keep hallways and elevator walls protected the whole way.
We move apartments and condos in Silver Spring and the DC metro, working inside your building's reserved elevator window and handling the insurance paperwork first.
- Elevator and hallway padding
- Stair carries when no elevator is available
- Building COI paperwork handled ahead of time
- Tight-space furniture disassembly
- Careful load-out within your reserved window
What is a certificate of insurance for a move?
Most managed buildings in Silver Spring, Bethesda, and DC require the moving company to file a certificate of insurance naming the property before the crew is allowed on the freight elevator. It confirms the mover carries coverage if a wall or elevator gets damaged. Send us your management contact when you book and we handle the paperwork ahead of your date.
How do I reserve the freight elevator?
Contact your building's management or concierge as soon as you have a move date, since popular windows go first at the end of the month. Ask for the length of the slot, whether the dock is included, and what time the building allows moves to start and end. Then tell us the window and we size the crew to finish inside it.
Can you move me if there is no elevator?
Yes. Stair carries are routine for us, including third and fourth floor walk-ups in older Silver Spring and Takoma Park buildings. Stairs do add time, so we account for the floor count when we quote and often send a larger crew so the day does not stretch. Tell us the floor and whether the stairwell has tight turns when you call.