Apartment & Buildings 5 min read
High-Rise & Condo Moving Guide for the DMV
High-rise and condo moves reward planning. Lock the elevator, the dock, and the paperwork and the move runs itself.
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Reserve the building first
Before anything else, secure with management:
- A freight elevator reservation with a clear time block
- Loading dock access and any height or size limits
- Your move-in window (some buildings are weekday-only)
- The required Certificate of Insurance
Plan the flow
Condos often have long hallways and shared elevators. A larger crew keeps the elevator moving and finishes within your reserved window — important when buildings charge for overruns.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why do high-rises require a COI?
It protects the building if something is damaged in common areas. We provide one tailored to your building's requirements.
What happens if we run past the elevator reservation?
Some buildings fine overruns, which is why we crew up to finish within your window. Planning the time block accurately is key.
Can you move into amenity floors and rooftops?
Yes — just share access details so we plan the route and reserve the right elevator.
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