What Comes With Every Miami-Dade Move

These are on the truck on every job and are not billed separately.

  • Moving blankets and shrink wrap for all furniture
  • Floor and doorway protection at both addresses
  • Disassembly and reassembly of beds and large tables
  • Dollies, straps, and lifting equipment
  • A written price before anything is loaded

These are quoted on top, because not every job needs them.

  • Packing labor and materials
  • Custom crating for art, glass, and stone
  • Storage between closing dates
  • Long carries where the truck cannot park near the entrance

Moving Through Hurricane Season

Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 to November 30, which is half the calendar. Most moves in this county happen inside that window, so the answer is not to avoid it but to plan around it.

Book earlier in the season than you otherwise would. A named storm pulls trucks off the road for days, and every displaced job lands in the same week afterward. Keep documents and anything irreplaceable with you rather than on the truck if a storm is tracking. If your date is hit, we rebook rather than charge you to cancel. We also run hurricane trash removal for property cleared after a storm.

Our Credentials

Pro Movers Miami carries US DOT 2855891 and MC 956262 for interstate work, plus Florida IM 2721 and MR 01221 for moves that stay inside the state. Buildings ask for the numbers before approving a date, and we file them with management.

Moving Into Miami-Dade From Out of State

Inbound moves run differently from local ones, and the part people underestimate is the receiving end rather than the packing.

Most buildings here will not let an out-of-state carrier unload without the same approvals a local mover needs, which means an approved date, a reserved elevator, and a certificate of insurance on file. If your shipment arrives on a delivery window rather than a fixed date, that paperwork has to cover a range of days rather than one. We handle inbound deliveries into Miami-Dade buildings and can act as the receiving end for a long distance move, including unloading, furniture reassembly, and removing the packing material afterward.

If the new place is not ready when the shipment lands, we hold it in storage and deliver when it is, rather than leaving you to pay demurrage on a trailer.

Moving a Business in Miami-Dade

Commercial jobs here are judged on downtime rather than on hours, so the plan is built backwards from the moment you need to be trading again.

Most offices move overnight or across a weekend. We label by destination room rather than by origin, so unpacking does not require a floor plan in someone’s head. IT equipment is taken down last and set up first, which is usually what decides whether staff can work on the Monday. Retail and warehouse stock moves on stillages and pallets where the volume justifies it.

Building access rules apply exactly as they do on a residential move, including the freight elevator booking and the insurance certificate.