Ramah sits along the Highway 24 corridor on Colorado's Eastern Plains, a small community where ranching heritage meets modern rural living. Located between Calhan and Simla, Ramah offers the open spaces and quiet that define plains living while maintaining access to the highway that connects to Colorado Springs. iHaul iMove has been serving Ramah and surrounding communities since 2008.

The Ramah area is defined by agriculture—cattle ranches, horse properties, and the occasional small farm dot the landscape. Properties are spacious, with many homes sitting on 35+ acres. This means long driveways, often unpaved, and the unique logistics that come with moving rural residences. Our crews are experienced with these conditions and come prepared.

Highway 24 provides Ramah's connection to the outside world, making the drive to Colorado Springs manageable for those who commute or need regular access to city services. But make no mistake—living in Ramah means embracing rural life. Local services are minimal, and self-reliance is part of the community character.

We've moved families into properties of all types around Ramah—from modest manufactured homes on a few acres to substantial ranch operations with multiple buildings. Each move presents unique challenges based on the specific property, and we approach every one with careful planning and the right equipment.

The plains weather affects everything in Ramah. Wind is constant, temperatures extreme in both directions, and winter storms can isolate the area for days. We schedule Ramah moves with weather awareness, preferring spring and fall when conditions are more predictable. When we do move during challenging seasons, we communicate constantly about conditions and maintain flexibility.