Rock Solid Denver Movers LLC is a locally owned, owner operated moving company based at 695 W Caley Cir in Littleton, Colorado, serving Denver and the surrounding metro suburbs. Founder Brady Johnson started the company after years of watching customers get let down by unreliable movers, hidden fees, and damaged belongings, and the site credits the crew with 10 plus years of hands on moving and business experience. The company handles residential moves from one bedroom apartments up to large family homes, apartment moves that involve elevators, tight stairwells, and narrow hallways, full packing and unpacking with professional materials, realtor and staging moves, furniture assembly and disassembly, loading and unloading for rental trucks, PODs, and storage units, and heavy item lifting for pianos, gun safes, large appliances, and oversized furniture. Pricing is hourly by crew size with a two hour minimum, plus a one time vehicle service charge based on the distance of the move and materials billed on actual usage, and the published rates include truck, fuel, and mileage. Rock Solid lists USDOT number 4553968, Colorado PUC number HHG-00792, and $25,000 in active cargo insurance, and says its crew members are clean cut and background checked. Quotes are free and available by phone at (720) 877-2678 or through the online form on the site.
Locally owned and operatedUSDOT# 4553968Colorado PUC# HHG-00792$25,000 cargo insuranceFree, no pressure quotesHourly pricing, no hidden feesTruck, fuel, and mileage includedTwo hour minimum on all jobsClean cut, background checked crewPianos, gun safes, and heavy items
Services
Residential moving
Moves from studio apartments up to five bedroom homes, including careful furniture wrapping, disassembly and reassembly, and flexible scheduling.
Apartment moving
Moves that involve elevators, tight stairwells, and narrow hallways, with stairwell navigation and building access management handled by the crew.
Packing and unpacking
Full packing and unpacking using professional packing materials, with fragile item wrapping, box labeling and organization, and placement at the new home.
Realtor staging moves
Furniture moving and placement for realtors, interior designers, and staging companies, with quick turnaround and careful handling of display pieces.
Furniture assembly and disassembly
Breaking down and reassembling bed frames, headboards, wardrobes, armoires, desks, and shelving units, with all hardware kept organized.
Why choose us?
Hourly pricing with no hidden fees
Rates are charged hourly by crew size with a two hour minimum, and the site publishes them openly: $149 per hour for two movers and a truck, $199 per hour for three, and starting at $249 per hour for four or more. Every rate includes truck, fuel, and mileage.
Free, no pressure quotes
Rock Solid offers a free quote by phone or through the online form on its site. The company says it aims to give an accurate quote in minutes and typically responds within an hour during business hours.
Licensed, insured, and USDOT certified
The company lists USDOT number 4553968 and Colorado PUC number HHG-00792, and says it carries $25,000 in active cargo insurance to protect belongings on every move.
Heavy items other movers turn down
Rock Solid says not every mover will touch a piano or a 600 pound gun safe, but its crew will, using professional lifting straps, furniture dollies, and proven techniques. Additional charges apply for pianos, safes, and oversized furniture, so the company asks for a call to build a custom quote.
Locally owned, not a franchise
The site describes Rock Solid as a locally owned, owner operated business rather than a franchise or a call center. Callers reach Brady or a crew member directly.
Materials billed on actual usage
Boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, furniture blankets, shrink wrap, and tape are available and charged separately based on what is actually used. The company states it never pads the bill.
Pricing is hourly and based on crew size: $149 per hour for two movers and a truck, $199 per hour for three movers and a truck, and starting at $249 per hour for a four mover crew with $50 per hour for each additional mover. There is a two hour minimum on all jobs, and all rates include truck, fuel, and mileage. A one time vehicle service charge based on the distance of the move is added and confirmed upfront, and any packing or moving materials used are billed separately.
Is Rock Solid Denver Movers licensed and insured?
Yes. The company lists USDOT number 4553968 and Colorado PUC number HHG-00792, and states that it carries $25,000 in active cargo insurance to protect belongings on every move.
What size moves does the company handle?
Rock Solid specializes in residential moves from one bedroom apartments up to large family homes. It also handles realtor staging moves and select small business relocations on a case by case basis. Large office or commercial operations are outside its current scope.
Can Rock Solid move a piano or a gun safe?
Yes. The company says its crew moves pianos, gun safes, large appliances, and oversized furniture using professional lifting straps, furniture dollies, and proven techniques. Additional charges apply for those heavy items, so the site asks customers to call for a custom quote.
Does Rock Solid provide packing materials?
Yes. The company can supply boxes, packing paper, bubble wrap, furniture blankets, shrink wrap, and tape. Materials are charged based on actual usage, and the site states that the company never pads the bill.
How far in advance should a move be booked?
The company recommends booking at least one to two weeks in advance, especially during peak moving season from May through September. It says it will do its best to accommodate last minute requests when the schedule allows.
What areas does Rock Solid Denver Movers serve?
The primary focus is the Denver metro area and surrounding suburbs, including Aurora, Lakewood, Centennial, Arvada, Westminster, Thornton, Englewood, and Littleton. The site says moves to Colorado Springs or Fort Collins may be possible and asks customers to call to discuss.
What happens if something is damaged during the move?
The company says it takes precautions with professional wrapping, careful loading, and experienced handling. In the rare event that something is damaged, it states that it handles the situation promptly and fairly under its released value coverage policy.