About Broomfield Movers and Packers

Our Story

Broomfield Movers and Packers was built to give Broomfield residents and businesses a moving company that is easy to reach, easy to understand and careful with everything it touches. Moving is stressful enough. Hiring movers should not add to it.

We serve homes, apartments and businesses throughout Broomfield, from Anthem and Broadlands in the north to Interlocken, Arista and the neighborhoods around Main Street, as well as nearby communities along the US-36 corridor and beyond.

Led by Eglis Mingle

The company is led by owner and business contact Eglis Mingle. Eglis is focused on the things customers notice most: clear communication, honest answers, and crews who show up ready to work and treat each home with respect.

What We Believe

Explore Our Services

Compare our moving services in Broomfield before requesting a quote. If your deadline is close, check our same-day moving information and call to confirm availability. For a workspace move, start with our office relocation guide.

Start with local moving or residential moving for a home relocation. We also have dedicated information on packing, office moving and our service areas. Share the details of your move and we can discuss the help you need.

How Broomfield Movers and Packers Works With You

Every move with Broomfield Movers and Packers follows the same simple process, whether it is a single sofa or a full office.

• Listen first. We ask about your home or business, your dates and anything that worries you about the move.
• Quote clearly. You get a quote that explains the crew, the services and how the move is priced.
• Prepare together. We share tips and checklists and answer questions before moving day.
• Protect everything. Floors, doorways and furniture are protected on every move.
• Finish properly. Furniture is placed where you want it, and we walk through the home with you before we leave.

See all of our moving services or read our moving FAQ.

Moving in Broomfield: What We Plan For

Broomfield is its own city and county, and moves here range from apartments near Interlocken and Arista to family homes in Anthem, Broadlands and the older neighborhoods around Main Street. Each part of town brings its own details, and planning for them early is what keeps moving day calm.

HOA communities and newer neighborhoods

Many Broomfield neighborhoods are master-planned communities with an HOA. Some limit where a moving truck can park, how long it can stay, or what hours a move can happen. Check your HOA rules for both the home you are leaving and the one you are moving into, and let us know about any gate, guard or street-parking restriction before the date.

Apartments and condo buildings

Apartment and condo communities often ask residents to reserve a loading area or elevator and may require proof of the mover’s insurance before move-in. Ask your leasing office what it needs, how far the loading area is from your door, and whether the building has quiet hours. Those details decide crew size and how long the move takes.

Basements, stairs and heavy items

Many Front Range homes have finished basements, split levels or tight stairways. Tell us about every flight of stairs at both addresses and about heavy pieces such as pianos, safes, treadmills or large sectionals, so the right crew and equipment arrive the first time.

Colorado weather and timing

Snow can fall on the Front Range from fall into late spring, and summer afternoons can bring thunderstorms and hail. For a cold-weather move, clear and salt the driveway and walkways the night before. For a summer move, an early start is cooler for everyone and usually beats the afternoon storms. Building in a little flexibility around your closing or lease dates also helps.

Traffic and routes

Broomfield sits between US-36, I-25 and the Northwest Parkway. Moves toward Boulder, Denver, Westminster or Thornton go more smoothly outside rush hour, so a morning start usually keeps more of your time spent on moving rather than driving.

Business and office moves

Broomfield is also home to offices, clinics and shops, from the Interlocken business park to storefronts along Main Street and the US-287 corridor. Office moves depend on access to loading docks and freight elevators, the property manager’s moving hours and how quickly desks, files and equipment need to be working again. Many businesses prefer evening or weekend moves so staff lose as little time as possible. Share the building rules, a floor plan and a list of large equipment, and read our office moving page for how those moves are planned.

Questions worth asking any Broomfield mover

Whichever company you hire, ask how time is billed and when the clock starts, whether travel time, fuel or stairs are charged extra, what protection is included for floors and furniture, how heavy items are handled, and what happens if the move runs shorter or longer than estimated. Clear answers to those questions before moving day are the best way to avoid surprises on the final bill.

Settling into your new Broomfield home

Set up electricity and gas service and your water account a week or two before you move so the new home is ready on arrival. Update your address with the post office, your bank and your employer. If you are new to Colorado, check the Colorado DMV for the current deadlines to switch your driver license and vehicle registration. Unpack the kitchen, bedrooms and bathrooms first, and keep a box of tools, chargers, toiletries and bedding open for the first night.

Clear, hourly pricing

Local moves are priced by the hour with the truck included: $250 per hour for 2 movers and a truck, or $350 per hour for 3 movers and a truck. Travel time, fuel and the first flight of stairs are not charged extra on local Broomfield-area moves. You can see an estimate and reserve a crew on our online booking page, or call (720) 998-8843 to talk it through.

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Broomfield Movers and Packers
345 Main Street
Broomfield, CO 80020
Phone: (720) 998-8843