Colorado Code
Part 5 - Motor Carriers of Household Goods
§ 40-10.1-505. Contracts for Service

Intrastate movers in Colorado are regulated by the Colorado public utilities commission (PUC). Each mover should have a PUC permit number. You are encouraged to contact the PUC to confirm that the mover you are using is indeed permitted in Colorado.
A mover that is not permitted may not withhold any of your property to enforce payment of money due under the contract ("carrier's lien").
A mover must include its PUC permit number, true name, and physical (street) address in all advertisements.
You should be aware that the total price of any household move can change, based on a number of factors that may include at least the following:

Consumer Advisement
o Additional services you request at the time of the move; o Additional items to be moved that were not included in the mover's original estimate; o Changes to the location or accessibility of building entrances, at either end of the move, that were not included in the mover's original estimate; and o Changes to the previously agreed date of pickup or delivery. You should also be aware that, in case of a dispute between you and the mover, Colorado has an arbitration process available to resolve the dispute without going to court. If you have any questions, you are encouraged to call the PUC for guidance on your rights and obligations. I acknowledge that I have been given a copy of this consumer advisement to keep for my records.
Signed __________________________ (shipper).
Source: L. 2011: Entire article added, (HB 11-1198), ch. 127, p. 414, § 1, effective August 10.