FAQs

Yes. We have our DOT number and state licenses clearly listed. We offer standard valuation coverage with options to buy full value protection.

Yes. If you choose our packing services, we bring all the boxes, tape, and materials. If you want to pack yourself, we can sell you the supplies you need.

We suggest booking at least two to four weeks in advance. If you are moving in the summer or at the end of the month, try to book even earlier to save your spot.

Yes, we do. Our team is trained to handle heavy and delicate items. Please tell us about these items when you get your quote so we can bring the right tools.

Companies include different things in the rate. Compare crew size, travel time, truck charges, packing materials, furniture protection, stairs, long carries and specialty handling. The useful comparison is the total expected service, not the hourly number on its own.

Both addresses, an inventory of furniture, an approximate box count, stairs or elevators at each end, parking and loading conditions, and anything heavy, oversized or fragile. Photos or a video walkthrough catch special handling before moving day.

Handling the property as carefully as the belongings. Confirm the mover, the building rules, the COI, the elevator reservation, parking, the packing plan and any specialty items before the date.

A Certificate of Insurance is evidence of applicable coverage. Most Miami condominium associations and management companies require an approved COI on file before movers are allowed into the building.

Many high-rises here do not allow moving through passenger elevators. Without a confirmed service elevator window, a crew can be delayed or turned away at the door.

Yes. Partial packing usually covers the kitchen, artwork, glassware and other fragile areas while you handle everyday items.

Yes. The move can run to storage and later to the final address. Tell us in advance so the inventory and packing account for a two-stage move.

Passports, identification, medications, cash, jewelry, keys, important documents, essential electronics and anything irreplaceable.