Start at the loading entrance.
The nearest door may not be the one movers can use. Check the loading location, the walk to the unit and any building restrictions before settling the moving window.
A piece of furniture has to make it through the room, the doorway and the building before it reaches the truck. Stairs, elevators and shared spaces all shape the work.

Apartment and condo moving
Check your building’s elevator, loading and moving rules before the date is settled.
“We hired Dos Manos for an interstate move … They handled all items with care.”
Dita GuhaInterstate moveGoogle review
The nearest door may not be the one movers can use. Check the loading location, the walk to the unit and any building restrictions before settling the moving window.
Ask management about elevator bookings, moving hours and required documents. Tell us whether the elevator can be used for the actual pieces being moved and where stairs remain on the carrying path.
Photos of a large sofa, a narrow landing or an awkward doorway help us discuss the approach. Include those details at both the old and new building.
Ask about allowed moving hours, elevator reservations, loading locations, protection requirements and any documents the building wants. Send those requirements to the team before the date is confirmed.
Describe the route the furniture will actually take. There may still be steps before the elevator or at the unit, and some pieces may not fit inside it.
Give your best estimate of the walk and describe any gate, courtyard or loading restriction. The form provides walking examples; the team reviews the actual access with you.
Provide the destination details you know and mark what remains undecided. Exact access, building requirements and scheduling still need to be confirmed before booking.
Tell us about your move and request your free quote.
“very transparent about cost/details and easy to communicate with.”
Marisol MagallanesPlanning the moveGoogle review