Armada Moving Company
Armada Moving Company, LLC is a Fort Collins moving company based on North Link Lane, serving Fort Collins and the wider Northern Colorado region including Loveland, Windsor, Wellington, Timnath, Greeley, and Longmont. The company describes itself as CSU alumni owned, licensed through DORA and the PUC under USDOT# 2634650 and PUC# HHG-00454, and credits its record of more than 10,000 local moves to that Fort Collins base. Six services are offered under one standard: local moving with truck, labor, and all materials included, senior and retirement moves, packing and unpacking, commercial and office moves, loading and unloading for a rental truck or pod, and specialty and heavy item moving using equipment built for large pieces around difficult turns. Moves are handled anywhere within Colorado, and the company states that it does not cross state lines. Estimates are done by phone rather than through an online form, and Armada says the number you agree on together is the number you pay, with no hidden fees and no gimmicks. Complimentary insurance coverage is included in standard rates, with supplemental options available. Crews are made up of CSU students and alumni paid a livable wage, and every mover passes mandatory strength standards and is held to high ethics standards. The company also states that it refuses to overbook, so a reserved date stays reserved.
Services
Local moving
Fort Collins and Northern Colorado moves with truck, labor, and all materials included.
Senior and retirement moves
Downsizing or moving to a retirement community, with patient crews who take the time to do it right and coordinate with retirement and assisted living communities.
Packing and unpacking
Flexible packing help where you choose how much the crew handles.
Commercial and office moves
Offices, storage transfers, and businesses moved with minimal downtime.
Loading and unloading
Labor only help for your rental truck, pod, or container.
Why choose us?
Location & hours
204 N Link Ln Ste 7, Fort Collins, CO 80524, USA
FAQs
What moving services do you offer?
Armada Moving Company lists six services: local moving across Fort Collins and Northern Colorado with truck, labor, and all materials included, senior and retirement moves, packing and unpacking, commercial and office moves, loading and unloading for a rental truck or pod, and specialty and heavy item moving.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. The company states that Armada Moving Company, LLC is licensed through DORA and the PUC under USDOT# 2634650 and PUC# HHG-00454, and that complimentary insurance coverage is included in its standard rates, with supplemental options available if you would like additional protection.
How do estimates work?
By phone, every time. Armada says it does not do online quote forms. A real person talks through your home, your timeline, and what you are moving, then builds a custom plan around it. The company states that the number you agree on together is the number you pay, with no hidden fees and no gimmicks.
How far in advance should I book?
As early as you can. Because the company refuses to overbook, it says the calendar genuinely fills, especially in summer and at the end of each month. Call as soon as you know your window and Armada will reserve your date.
What areas do you serve?
Home base is Fort Collins, and the company says its crews work across Northern Colorado every week in Loveland, Windsor, Wellington, Timnath, Greeley, and Longmont. Armada also handles moves anywhere within Colorado.
Do you handle out-of-state moves?
No. Armada moves you anywhere within Colorado, from Fort Collins to Denver, the Western Slope, or anywhere in between, but the company states that it does not cross state lines.
Who are your movers?
The company says its movers are CSU students and alumni, paid a livable wage and held to mandatory strength standards and high ethics standards. Armada states that it never sends untrained movers and never staffs a move with day labor.
Can you move a piano, safe, or other heavy item?
Usually. Armada carries specialty equipment for large, heavy pieces through difficult turns and stairwells, and single item moves are quoted case by case with their own minimums. Pianos and gun safes are the exception: the company moves those as part of a larger move rather than on their own.