Lakeville Movers for Homes, Townhomes, and Businesses Across the South Metro

Need Lakeville movers who actually know the city? AAA Movers has been moving Twin Cities families and businesses since 1964, and we handle Lakeville, MN moves of every size: new construction closings in Avonlea, lakeshore homes on Lake Marion, townhomes in Heritage Walk, and office relocations out of Airlake Industrial Park. Our crews are ProMover certified (USDOT #1140502, MN DOT #101574), our Google rating sits at 4.9 stars across more than 4,000 reviews, and we price your move from an inventory of your home, with no hidden costs. Get a free quote or call (612) 473-2761 to lock in your date.

A move out of a 1970s single-level home near Orchard Lake is a different job than a move into a brand-new two-story in Spirit of Brandtjen Farm. Here is how we handle the areas we work in most.

Historic downtown and central Lakeville. The blocks around Holyoke Avenue date back to the town J.J. Brackett platted in 1855, and some commercial buildings have stood since the Dan Patch rail line, backed by investor Marion Savage, brought crowds to Antlers Amusement Park. Older homes here mean narrower staircases, detached garages, and alleys that a 26-foot truck cannot always reach. We scout access ahead of time and shuttle with smaller equipment when we need to.

Spirit of Brandtjen Farm and the north side. Large two-story homes, full basements, and three-car garages. These moves are volume jobs: more rooms, more boxes, and usually a piano or a gun safe somewhere in the mix. We size the crew and the truck to the room count.

Avonlea and south Lakeville's new construction. Builder closings drive this area, and closing dates slip. We build flexibility into every Avonlea booking so a two-day delay from the builder does not cost you your crew.

Lake Marion and Great Oak Shores. Lakeshore homes come with steep driveways, tight lake roads, and belongings that never see the inside of a normal house: docks, lifts, kayaks, pontoon gear. We plan these moves room by room and shore to shore.

Heritage Walk, SouthFork, and Lakeville's townhome communities. Townhomes and villas make up a big share of Lakeville's recent construction, including 644 townhome units still cleared to build through the moratorium, according to KSTP's report on the Lakeville moratorium, plus established communities like SouthFork Townhomes off Jubilee Way. HOA rules, shared driveways, and interior stairs are the challenges here, and our crews deal with all three weekly.

Most of our Lakeville jobs fall into a handful of patterns, and each one gets planned differently:

• The new-construction closing. You sell in Burnsville or Apple Valley, close on both houses the same week, and need everything staged around a final walkthrough. Our residential moving crews run same-day load and delivery across the south metro constantly.
• The gap between closings. When your build is not done but your old house has sold, our storage services hold your household in secure, climate-controlled units until the keys are ready.
• The apartment-to-first-house move. Plenty of Lakeville buyers start out at The Edison at Avonlea, The Edison at Spirit, Arris Lakeville, or the complexes along the Kenrick corridor like Lakeville Pointe. Our apartment moving teams handle elevator reservations, loading-dock windows, and third-floor walkups without drama.
• The downsizing move. Longtime Lakeville homeowners heading to a villa, a senior community, or a smaller place near the grandkids. We sort, pack, and set up furniture at the destination so the new home works on night one.
• The business relocation. Offices, clinics, and shops moving within Lakeville or into it from elsewhere in the metro. More on that below.

Competitive rates without hidden fees help make AAA Movers a practical choice for Lakeville residents and businesses. Before moving day, our team confirms access, timing, parking, and item details so the crew can work efficiently and carefully.

At AAA Movers, we are proud of our ProMover certification. This distinction means customers can work with a qualified, experienced, and professional moving team for Lakeville relocations.

Did you know Lakeville permitted more townhomes than houses in 2025? The city issued permits for 229 single-family homes, 201 attached townhomes, and 118 detached townhomes that year, according to KSTP's moratorium report. For a suburb known for new subdivisions, that is a city adding density, not just acreage. It is also a lot of ground to cover: Lakeville spans 38 square miles according to the city's community profile, so a move from one Lakeville address to another is often a real drive across town rather than a few blocks. And the households making those moves skew family sized. The city's housing needs assessment found more than 42 percent of Lakeville households are families with children, against 29 percent across the metro. In practice that means full-house loads instead of apartment-sized ones, and a booking calendar that bunches up around the end of the school year.