What condo movers need from your building
Ask management for its current move packet before booking. Share the service entrance, elevator dimensions, loading window and any certificate-of-insurance instructions. If you have two managed addresses, get the rules for each one.
Moving to another unit in the same building?
Share both unit numbers and floors, the furniture list and any limits on the route between units. Ask whether the crew can use the same elevator reservation for both units. With those details, The Move Place can confirm whether the job can be scoped as on-site labor.
Moving from one condo address to another?
Send a short inventory, furniture dimensions for difficult pieces, the loading or parking plan and the preferred move date. If you need boxes packed or unpacked, list the rooms and items so the estimate reflects that work.
What should I confirm before I reserve an elevator?
Ask the building for available windows, notice requirements, the service elevator dimensions and whether it restricts access by vendor. Compare those rules with the moving team’s written scope before booking both.
Can I combine packing with my condo move?
Ask for packing in the same estimate. List the rooms you need help with and call out fragile pieces and items you plan to pack yourself.
If the building has a freight elevator or a timed loading dock, review our high-rise moving service. For an ordinary lease move, see DFW apartment movers. To check availability, request a written moving estimate.