A West Hollywood move from North Harper Avenue to North Curson Avenue

Adept Moving just recently handled a move from a ground-floor apartment at Romanesque Villa Apartments on North Harper Avenue in West Hollywood. A small bungalow on North Curson Avenue was our destination.

It was an ordinary two-mover job; nothing was complicated about it. Kostya was with me from the get-go.

The Move at a Glance

• Pickup: A ground-floor apartment at Romanesque Villa Apartments on North Harper Avenue, West Hollywood
• Destination: A small bungalow on North Curson Avenue, Fairfax
• Property type: Ground-floor apartment at the pickup
• Crew: Two-mover crew
• Inventory: A 65-inch TV, an Xbox, a stack of office boxes, a microwave oven, a sofabed, and kitchen supplies

North Harper Avenue Pickup

We would like to know the most suitable time windows for our client before the move was arranged. They told us they would be busy in the afternoon, so the morning would work best. We picked an 18-foot box truck, the smallest of our fleet and the best pick for the load.

We arrived in the morning and parked legally at the curb right at the Romanesque Villa Apartments. We set out the cones in front of our truck and put down the ramp. The Romanesque Villa Apartments really stood out from the block. It was a multi-unit Spanish Colonial Revival tower that rose over the block. We entered the client's apartment using an alternate entrance, namely a wrought-iron gate. From that time, we moved everything on foot from the truck to the front door and right through the gate.

We laid the floor runners on the wooden floors at first. I took the hall where the clients had already packed their TV and Xbox in their original cartons and stacked them in the corner. I wrapped the items in the moving blankets on top of the cartons and carried them out to the truck by hand. The items were placed against the truck wall.

Kostya took the kitchen next and brought the microwave oven and kitchen supplies next. Everything was in the original cartons, just like the client wanted. They were placed in the corner of the truck.

Then we went to the bedroom for the sofabed. It was pretty small and compact and didn't need to be disassembled. So we just wrapped it in the moving blanket and wheeled it out on the moving dolly.

A stack of office boxes, sorted room by room, was loaded last. Nothing was left behind.

When the client confirmed that everything was loaded and on board, we pulled back the cones and drove away to North Curson Avenue.

North Curson Avenue Drop-off

North Curson Avenue was our destination. It was a quiet residential street with a lot of bungalows down the block. It was an ordinary truck-to-the-door carry; there were no stairs at all. We parked legally at the curb where the client confirmed. It was a short walkway from the truck to the front door.

I brought in the TV and Xbox straight to the hall where our clients pointed. The items were unwrapped and left there in their original cartons.

Kostya moved the microwave oven and kitchen supplies to the kitchen by hand. Everything was placed in the corner of the kitchen. I wheeled in the sofabed on a moving dolly to the bedroom. It fit through the front door without any problem.

And the stack of office boxes went in last. It was sorted room by room. The client did a quick walkthrough and confirmed that everything was unloaded and sorted out. They were happy with the provided service.

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