Movers in Centennial, CO

Family-owned Denver-area movers since 1999

Whether you’re leaving a 1970s tri-level near Southglenn or settling into a home east of I-25, Small World Movers can help you move in Centennial. We’re a family-owned, second-generation Denver moving company, and we’ve been moving Colorado homes and businesses since 1999.

Moving in Centennial: what to know

Centennial became a city in 2001, when voters in established neighborhoods of unincorporated Arapahoe County chose to incorporate. Today it’s home to about 109,000 people, and I-25 splits it roughly in half. West of the interstate are mature neighborhoods like Southglenn, Cherry Knolls and Walnut Hills, where many homes date to the 1960s and ’70s. East of I-25, the city stretches out toward Cherry Creek State Park and Centennial Airport.

Those west-side homes are often ranches, bi-levels and tri-levels, which means several short flights of stairs and often a basement to empty. Tell us about your layout when you ask for a quote, and we’ll plan the crew and equipment around it. Centennial is also a city of HOAs and civic associations, so check whether yours has rules about where a moving truck can park or when moves can happen.

Arapahoe Road is Centennial’s main east-west commercial corridor, and C-470 and E-470 meet I-25 near the city’s southern edge, so Highlands Ranch, Parker and Lone Tree are all close by. If you’re moving into an apartment or townhome near The Streets at SouthGlenn or along Parker Road, check your building’s move-in rules and reserve any elevator or loading area as soon as you know your date.

Centennial neighborhoods we serve

We serve homes and businesses in every part of Centennial, including:

• Southglenn. Ranches, bi-levels and tri-levels from the 1960s and ’70s, near The Streets at SouthGlenn.
• Cherry Knolls. Established homes between University and Colorado boulevards.
• Walnut Hills. 1960s and ’70s homes between Quebec and Yosemite streets.
• Willow Creek. Homes from the mid-1970s to the early ’80s, set among greenbelts, pools and tennis courts.
• Heritage Greens and Homestead Farm. Established neighborhoods near Dry Creek Road.
• Foxridge. A neighborhood known for its trails and its pool and tennis club.
• Piney Creek. A master-planned community near Cherry Creek State Park.

Our moving services in Centennial

• Residential moving: apartments, condos, townhomes and houses, from west-side tri-levels to newer homes east of I-25.
• Commercial and office moving: offices, warehouses and other businesses, including those along the I-25 and Arapahoe Road corridors.
• Packing and unpacking: full or partial packing with boxes and materials supplied, done the day before or on moving day.
• Heavy and specialty items: pianos, antiques and other pieces up to 3,000 pounds, moved safely up and down split-level stairs.

Why Centennial chooses Small World Movers

• A second-generation family business. Small World Movers started in Denver in 1999, and it’s still family-owned.
• Hours that fit your life. We work 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week, so a Saturday or Sunday move is on the table.
• Furniture protection as standard. Furniture is wrapped and padded before it goes on the truck.
• Licensed, insured and well reviewed. We’re fully licensed and insured, with a 4.8-star rating on Google.

What our customers say

“Very responsive and accommodating. Friendly staff!”

Jhoselyne Canales, Google review

“…the crew was on site on time, they were as efficient as can be without compromising the care for the furniture…”

Bilal Qassem, Google review

Centennial moving FAQ

Can you move us from Denver to Centennial?

Yes. Centennial is about 12 miles south of downtown Denver, well within our service area. Send us both addresses and your moving date, and we’ll give you a free quote.

Our HOA has rules for moving trucks. Can you work with them?

Yes. Share the rules on parking, access or move times, and we’ll plan around them. If your HOA or building asks for a mover’s proof of insurance, just let us know. We’re fully licensed and insured.

Can you move a piano out of a tri-level home?

Yes. We move pianos, antiques and other heavy items up to 3,000 pounds, including up and down stairs, and we bring the right equipment for the job.

Do you move offices and businesses in Centennial?

Yes. We move offices, warehouses and other businesses, and we’re available 7 AM to 7 PM, seven days a week, so you can pick a time that disrupts your work the least.

Nearby areas we serve

We also serve nearby Littleton, Englewood, Highlands Ranch, Aurora and Parker, along with Greenwood Village, Lone Tree and Foxfield. See all service areas.