Local and long-distance moves across Palm Beach and Broward, priced in writing before moving day.
Homes and apartments moved across Palm Beach County and north Broward, with a written estimate after a walkthrough and your floors and furniture protected.
Moves from Delray Beach to Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Naples, the Panhandle and the rest of Florida, with pickup and delivery dates agreed in writing.
Full, partial or fragile-only packing, unpacking at the new home, and the boxes, paper and wrap to do it, with every box labeled by room.
Moves in and out of condos and apartments, planned around the building: certificates of insurance, elevator pads and bookings, move hours and parking.
Downsizing and moves into 55+ communities, planned from the new floor plan, with beds put together and furniture placed before we leave.
Moves within Florida at the start and end of the season: condo to condo, into and out of seasonal homes and rentals, and closing up a home for summer.
Small offices and shops moved with a plan to limit downtime, computers and screens wrapped, and building insurance and loading rules sorted out ahead.
Four steps, the same for a studio or a family home.
A free walkthrough, in person or by video, then every charge in writing.
Breakables wrapped one by one, boxes sealed and labeled by room.
Floors and doorways padded, two people on every heavy piece.
Furniture placed and put back together, boxes stacked by their labels.
Pick your home and watch it load. Your estimate starts from the same number.
800–1,100 cubic feet
About 45–65% of a 26-foot truck.
A typical home this size. Yours depends on how much furniture you keep and how full the closets are, so we measure it at a free walkthrough, in person or by video, before we put a number in writing.
Book a free walkthroughTypical volumes from published truck-size guidance (U-Haul, PODS). A 26-foot truck holds about 1,700 cubic feet.
Our office is on Congress Park Drive in Delray Beach. Boynton Beach is about 6 miles away, Boca Raton about 8 and West Palm Beach about 24.
Further north: Juno Beach (33 mi), Jupiter (38 mi), Tequesta (38 mi)
Further south: Oakland Park (21 mi), Fort Lauderdale (24 mi), Sunrise (28 mi), Plantation (31 mi), Hollywood (34 mi), Davie (37 mi)
Cost, timing, insurance and condos, answered straight.
All questionsWorth reading first: moving in South Florida and your rights under Florida law.
Local moves are usually charged by the hour for the crew and truck, and longer moves by the weight or volume of your belongings and the distance. Florida law requires a written, itemized estimate before any work starts. Palm Beach County's consumer affairs office says your total should be no more than that estimate unless you didn't meet your own obligations, such as showing everything that's going. A free walkthrough gets you that estimate in writing.
As soon as you know your date. Allow more time for the end of a month, when moves bunch up, and for the spring weeks after Easter, when seasonal residents head north. A flexible date makes booking easier at any time of year, and our snowbird checklist covers the seasonal rush.
Florida calls it registration. A mover doing moves within Florida must register with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS), and its ads must show "Fla. Mover Reg. No." or "Fla. IM No." with the number. A mover based in Palm Beach County also needs a county permit, shown in its ads as a number preceded by "PBC#M". Our guide on how to check a Florida mover covers what else to look for.
The mover's liability for your things, called valuation, can't be limited to less than 60 cents per pound per article under Florida law. Any limit must be disclosed in writing when you sign, along with the option to buy more coverage, what it costs and your right to refuse it. Palm Beach County's disclosure form shows why that matters: at 60 cents per pound, a 5-pound lamp worth $300 is covered for at most $3. Ask for your choice in writing, and ask your own insurer whether your policy covers belongings in transit.
Ask your association for its moving rules as early as you can. Buildings may require approval of new residents, a certificate of insurance from the mover naming the association as additional insured, an elevator reservation, notice to management and a gate pass, and some allow moves only on set days and hours. Our condo paperwork guide lists the questions to ask, with real examples.
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