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Movers in Lakeville, Minnesota

Moving company
in Lakeville, MN

MileWay Moving And Storage is based in Anoka. From our yard, Lakeville is about an hour south on I-35. We offer local and long distance moving, packing, loading and unloading, and storage between moves, with free estimates in person or by phone.

Serving ZIP code 55044.

Lakeville homes, and what that means on the day.

Newer two story homes with three car garages in large subdivisions, lake homes around Lake Marion and Orchard Lake, and acreage on the south and west edges.

The newer subdivisions here are as easy as it gets for a truck. The lake homes are the exception, with narrow shared drives and sloped lots, so we check the approach during the estimate for those. The longer drive from Anoka is planned into your estimate from the start.

Parking, permits and buildings

Getting the truck to the door in Lakeville.

Between November 1 and April 1, Lakeville does not allow motor vehicles or recreational vehicles to be parked on any street or alley from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., even if it is not snowing, and there is no on-street parking when it is snowing until the roads have been cleared. Motor vehicles cannot be parked on any city street or alley for more than 48 consecutive hours, and no commercial vehicle may be parked or stored in a rural or residential district except when loading, unloading or rendering a service. For an obstruction in the city right of way, the city's Engineering Division points to Dakota County's permit application for excavation or obstruction within city right of way.

Based on the city's own rules as of September 2026. City rules change, so check with the city before move day.

Questions

Moving in Lakeville: common questions.

Can the truck stay on the street overnight during a winter move in Lakeville?
Between November 1 and April 1, no vehicle can be parked on a Lakeville street or alley from 2 a.m. to 6 a.m., even without snow. There is also no street parking while it is snowing until the roads are cleared.
Can a moving truck park in my neighborhood while we load?
Lakeville code keeps commercial vehicles out of residential districts except when loading, unloading or rendering a service, and no vehicle may stay on a city street for more than 48 consecutive hours.
Do I need a permit to put a container in the street?
For an obstruction in the city right of way, Lakeville's Engineering Division directs you to Dakota County's permit application for excavation or obstruction within city right of way. Tell your coordinator if a container will be on site.

Pick only the parts you need.

Each of these is available on its own. Plenty of people book loading and unloading only and drive the truck themselves.

Local moving

Anywhere in the south metro, within Lakeville or to and from the surrounding cities.

More about local moving

Long distance

Moves anywhere in Minnesota, with the delivery window in writing.

More about long distance moves

Packing and unpacking

A full packout, or just the kitchen and the fragile things, with the boxes and supplies brought by the crew.

More about packing

Loading and unloading only

You supply the truck or container; we supply the crew and the equipment.

More about loading and unloading help

Storage between moves

We keep your things for up to 90 days as part of your move and deliver them when you are ready.

More about storage

Commercial

Offices and small businesses, scheduled around your hours.

More about commercial moves

Get a free estimate for your Lakeville move.

Call us or send the short form, and a coordinator goes over your move with you, in person or by phone. You get a written estimate with every charge on its own line, and nothing is booked until you say so.

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