Old Colorado City—known locally as OCC—was Colorado's original territorial capital and today thrives as an artsy, historic neighborhood on the west side of Colorado Springs. Its tree-lined streets, Victorian-era homes, and eclectic galleries create a character unlike anywhere else in the region. Colorado Avenue buzzes with restaurants, art studios, and boutiques that draw both locals and visitors exploring nearby Garden of the Gods.

Moving in OCC requires understanding the area's unique character. Historic homes often have narrow staircases, low doorways, and quirky floor plans that don't accommodate modern oversized furniture. Our crews are experienced with careful maneuvering in these challenging spaces, using furniture pads, dollies, and creative angles to get items in without damage to the home's original features.

Street parking can be limited, especially along Colorado Avenue and during weekend gallery walks or festivals. We coordinate with the city for any needed permits and plan moves to minimize impact on neighbors and business traffic. Early morning moves often work best before the galleries open and tourists arrive. Alleys behind some properties offer better access than front streets—we assess all options during your estimate.

West of the main OCC district, homes climb into the foothills with views of Red Rock Canyon and Garden of the Gods. These hillside properties present different challenges—steep driveways, limited turnaround, and mountain terrain. We're equipped for both the historic core and the contemporary hillside builds that have appeared in recent decades.

Whether you're moving into a charming Victorian, setting up an artist studio, or relocating to a hillside home with stunning views, iHaul iMove understands Old Colorado City's spirit and provides careful, professional moving service that respects the neighborhood's unique character.