High-rise residential buildings are concentrated in specific communes across Santiago. Our coverage focuses on the areas with the highest density of residential towers, where specialized moving knowledge matters most.
These communes have a high concentration of residential towers and are areas where we have developed familiarity with specific buildings, administrations, and local logistics.
One of Santiago's highest concentrations of residential towers. Buildings along Avenida Providencia, Avenida Italia, and surrounding streets range from 15 to 30+ floors. Elevator access restrictions are common.
A large commune with significant variation in building types. The El Golf, Apoquindo corridor, and Tobalaba sectors have dense concentrations of modern residential towers with strict administration protocols.
A commune experiencing significant residential densification, with many recently constructed towers along Irarrázaval, Macul, and surrounding avenues. New buildings often have stricter protection requirements.
Buildings in Vitacura tend to have particularly detailed internal regulations and administrations that enforce them strictly. Advance coordination is especially important here.
The historic center has a mix of older and newer residential towers. Older buildings often have smaller elevator cabins, making hoisting operations more common. Street access for trucks requires careful planning.
A large commune with substantial residential tower development, particularly along Vicuña Mackenna and Departamental. Parking logistics for trucks require advance coordination with each building.
Growing residential tower density, particularly near Macul metro stations.
Newer developments with modern building regulations and infrastructure.
Dense residential development along Gran Avenida and surrounding streets.
Significant tower development near Alameda and metro access points.
Expanding residential towers in central Maipú sectors.
Newer residential developments with high-rise buildings near transit corridors.
Coverage areas evolve as Santiago continues to develop new residential towers in communes that previously had few high-rise buildings. If your building is not in a commune listed above, contact us with the building name and address and we'll let you know if it falls within our service area.
For buildings outside our regular coverage area, we may still be able to assist depending on the specific location and the complexity of the move. We'll provide an honest assessment of whether we can serve you well.