Movers in Highlands Ranch, CO

Family-owned Denver-area movers since 1999

Highlands Ranch is a master-planned community in Douglas County, with neighborhood recreation centers, trails and open space, and homes built from the early 1980s on. For more than 25 years, Small World Movers, a family-owned, second-generation Denver moving company, has helped Colorado households and businesses move, and we’re ready to plan your Highlands Ranch move around your HOA’s rules.

Moving in Highlands Ranch: what to know

Highlands Ranch isn’t a city. It’s an unincorporated community governed by Douglas County, with services from the Highlands Ranch Metro District and covenants overseen by the Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA). The first homes went up in 1981 near South Broadway, and today the community is organized into four areas, Northridge, Eastridge, Southridge and Westridge, each with its own recreation center.

Those layers matter on moving day. Many homes belong to both the HRCA and a smaller sub-association, and either one can have rules about parking, trucks or move times. Check both before you book, and tell us about anything we should plan around. Moving into a gated neighborhood like BackCountry, or a senior community like Wind Crest? Arrange gate access and any move-in requirements ahead of time.

C-470 cuts across the northern part of Highlands Ranch, and Santa Fe Drive runs along its western edge. Inside the community, Broadway, University Boulevard, Lucent Boulevard, Quebec Street, Highlands Ranch Parkway and Wildcat Reserve Parkway are the main roads. If your street is narrow or ends in a cul-de-sac, let us know where a large truck can park.

Highlands Ranch neighborhoods we serve

• Northridge. One of the first areas built, with many original 1980s homes, close to Town Center.
• Eastridge. Another original area, near C-470 and University Boulevard.
• Southridge. Home to neighborhoods like Firelight, near the Southridge Recreation Center.
• Westridge. The community’s west side, anchored by the Westridge Recreation Center.
• BackCountry. A gated neighborhood on the southern edge, next to the Backcountry Wilderness Area.
• Town Center. Townhomes and condos in a walkable, lower-maintenance setting.
• Wind Crest. A gated senior living community.

Our moving services in Highlands Ranch

• Residential moving: single-family homes, townhomes and condos in all four areas of the community.
• Commercial and office moving: offices, shops and other businesses in and around Highlands Ranch.
• Packing and unpacking: full or partial packing with boxes and materials supplied, plus unpacking so your new place feels like home sooner.
• Heavy and specialty items: pianos, antiques and big furniture up to 3,000 pounds, including up and down basement stairs.

Why Highlands Ranch chooses Small World Movers

• Family-owned, second generation. We’ve been moving Colorado households and businesses since 1999.
• Plans that respect your HOA. Tell us the rules on parking and timing, and we’ll build them into your moving plan.
• Seven-day availability. We work from 7 AM to 7 PM, every day of the week.
• Protected and proven. Fully licensed and insured, rated 4.8 stars on Google, and careful to wrap and pad furniture before it’s loaded.

What our customers say

“Asanga and his team are by far the best movers in Denver!”

Rachel Chaparro, Google review

Highlands Ranch moving FAQ

Is Highlands Ranch in your service area?

Yes. Highlands Ranch is about 14 miles south of downtown Denver, well within the area we serve: the Denver metro, communities within about 60 miles of Denver, and Colorado Springs.

Should I check HOA rules before moving day?

Yes. Rules can come from the HRCA and from your sub-association, and they may cover where a truck can park or when moves can happen. Share anything relevant with us and we’ll plan around it.

Can you help us downsize to a townhome or senior community?

Yes. We can pack for you, move what’s going with you, and place furniture where you want it in your new home. Senior communities often have their own move-in procedures, so ask for them early and pass them along to us.

Can you move a piano into a basement?

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

Nearby areas we serve

We also serve Littleton, Centennial, Parker and Englewood, plus Lone Tree, Castle Pines and Roxborough Park. Here’s a list of all service areas.