Condo and Apartment Moves
Furniture blanket-wrapped in the unit, elevator pads up, and beds and tables taken apart and reassembled at no extra charge.
Household moving
Century City movers for high-rise condos, office towers and the quiet streets around them. Loading docks, freight elevators and building paperwork are part of our normal day here. Rates start at $119 an hour for two movers and a truck.
Century City is a different kind of move. Most people here live or work in a tower, which means a booked freight elevator, a reserved slot at the loading dock and a building manager who wants paperwork before the crew arrives. Getting the furniture out is usually the easy part. Most of the work is the scheduling around it.
Sinatra Movers has worked on the Westside since 2015, and Century City is a short drive from our office in Brentwood. As your Century City movers, we deal with the building before moving day. We send the certificate of insurance, confirm the dock time and pick a truck that fits under the dock clearance. On the day itself, the crew just loads and goes.
Century City mixes homes and offices more than almost anywhere else in Los Angeles, so we do both here. Here is what we do most often.
Furniture blanket-wrapped in the unit, elevator pads up, and beds and tables taken apart and reassembled at no extra charge.
Household movingLaw firms, agencies and medical offices moving between towers or out of Century City. Desks, files and conference rooms, planned floor by floor.
Office movingPanel systems taken apart, labeled, moved and put back together in the new layout, so staff can sit down and work the next morning.
Cubicle movingRacks, servers and monitors wrapped and moved with care. Your IT team disconnects and reconnects, and we handle everything in between.
Server movingKitchens, closets, art and files packed by the crew and labeled by room or department, so unpacking goes in the right order.
Professional packersYour move-out date and move-in date don’t line up? We store everything in between and deliver it when the new place or office is ready.
Full-service storageOur rates in Century City are the same as everywhere else in Los Angeles. In a tower, the time usually depends less on the furniture and more on how fast the elevator runs.
| Move | Crew | Truck | Hourly rate | Typical time* | Labor estimate* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bedroom condo | 2 movers | 18–20 ft | $119/hr | 3–4 hrs | $357–$476 |
| 2 bedroom condo | 3 movers | 22–24 ft | $169/hr | 5–7 hrs | $845–$1,183 |
| 3+ bedroom condo or house | 4 movers | 24–26 ft | $209/hr | After a walk-through | Written estimate |
| Office or suite | Based on headcount | One or more | Quoted per job | After a walk-through | Written estimate |
*Loading and unloading only. Double drive time, packing, items over 150 lbs ($200 each) and long carries are extra. Every booking has a 3-hour minimum, and each extra mover is $50/hr. Current rates are on our pricing page.
Mostly the elevator. If the building gives you a dedicated freight car for your time slot, a two-bedroom moves at a steady pace. If the crew shares a passenger elevator with residents, every trip waits. The second factor is the walk from the dock to the elevator. In some buildings it takes a minute, in others it’s a long corridor and a ramp. Tell us which floor you’re on and what the building told you about elevators, and the estimate gets much more accurate.
Drive time is billed twice on hourly moves in California. Century City to Beverly Hills or Westwood adds only a few minutes. Our double drive time guide has examples, and our guide on how many movers you need explains how we pick crew size.
Just a few pieces? The 2-Hour Special is a flat $350 for two movers and a truck. Anything past two hours is $150/hr.
Every tower has its own rules, but the list is usually close to this one. Get it from your building manager early. Most delays we see come from a missing document, not a missing mover.
If both addresses are towers, we coordinate both buildings, so the dock slot at the new place starts after we leave the old one.
Century City is part of the City of Los Angeles. When there’s no dock, or for a house nearby, these City rules apply.
Century City shares a border with Beverly Hills. If your other address is across the line, that city has its own sign rules and moving hours. See our Beverly Hills movers page.
Office towers along Avenue of the Stars and Century Park East have the strictest moving rules in the area. The building decides when you can move, and you plan around that.
Many towers keep the freight elevators for tenants during business hours and allow bigger moves only at set times, often on weekends. Get the allowed window from property management first. Then we size the crew to finish inside it, even if that means more movers for fewer hours.
Every desk, chair, cabinet and box gets a tag that matches a spot on the new floor plan. The crew places things where the tag says, so nobody spends Monday morning looking for their monitor.
For larger offices we can move in phases, one department at a time, so phones and client meetings don’t all stop at once. See our commercial moving service for more.
Century City itself is 90067. Most of our jobs here start or end in the neighborhoods just around it.
Condo and apartment high-rises along Century Park East and West and Avenue of the Stars. Dock slots, freight elevators and COIs are standard.
Office towers around Constellation Boulevard. Moves happen in the building’s allowed hours, often on weekends.
Family houses on curving, hilly streets south of Pico. Driveways and front steps are where the time goes.
Single-family homes and duplexes near the golf course. Mostly easy street parking for the truck.
Condo buildings and apartments between Santa Monica Boulevard and Wilshire, many with their own elevator rules.
Apartments just east of Century City are in the City of Beverly Hills, so Beverly Hills sign rules and moving hours apply there.
Book the building first and the movers second. After that, it’s four steps.
Book the freight elevator and dock with your building, and ask for their COI requirements and dock clearance height.
Reach us at (888) 777-2090 or through the quote form with both addresses, your floor and the time slot you got.
We send the certificate of insurance to management and the crew list to security, and confirm the truck size.
Elevator pads go up, furniture gets wrapped, and everything is loaded in your slot, delivered and reassembled.
A tower move goes well when the crew is the right size for the time the building gives you. We plan for that, and we arrive early enough to set up pads before the slot starts.
Blankets, wardrobe boxes, dollies and furniture reassembly are included at no extra charge.
We are licensed by the California Public Utilities Commission (MTR 0191841) and registered with the U.S. DOT (USDOT 3074703). Property managers get the certificate in the form they ask for, before the move.
You know the hourly rate, the 3-hour minimum and how drive time works before you book.
Real reviews from our customers.
Sergy and crew were excellent movers. They were friendly fast and careful. Totally recommend them. If we need to move in LA again, we will certainly call them first.
Sergey and Yuri are the best movers ever! They were great at unpacking and repacking at our new location. They were very friendly.
They were right on time, really friendly, and Sergei was super flexible about helping us move stuff out for donation too which was great.
Sinatra Movers charges $119 an hour for two movers and a truck, $169 for three movers and $209 for four, with a 3-hour minimum. A one-bedroom condo usually takes 3 to 4 hours, so about $357 to $476 in labor. Offices and larger homes get a written estimate after a walk-through.
Usually a certificate of insurance, a reserved freight elevator and loading dock slot, and the crew names for security. Send us the building’s requirements and we’ll send the certificate and crew list straight to management.
Commercial vehicles can use yellow loading zones for up to 30 minutes while actively loading, Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., unless posted otherwise. For a longer stop, request LADOT Temporary Tow Away signs at least 10 business days ahead at (213) 485-2298.
Yes. Many Century City office towers only allow larger moves at set times, often on weekends. Tell us the window your property manager gave you, and we’ll plan the crew and trucks to finish inside it.
Yes. We disassemble, move and reassemble cubicles and workstations, and we wrap and transport servers, racks and monitors. Your IT team handles disconnecting and reconnecting.
Each address follows its own city. Century City is in the City of Los Angeles, and Beverly Hills has its own rules for No Parking signs and residential moving hours (8 a.m. to 6 p.m.). We plan the day around both.
Sinatra Movers is licensed by the California Public Utilities Commission (MTR 0191841) and registered with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT 3074703). Basic valuation coverage of $0.60 per pound per article is included, and we provide certificates of insurance for buildings.
Our Century City movers also work across the Westside and Mid-City, including:
Send us both addresses, your floor, your date and the building’s time slot. Our Century City movers will come back with a crew, a truck that fits the dock, and a realistic timeline. We’ll also handle the certificate for your building.
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