White Glove Movers – Pro Movers Miami

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This is our second time using ProMovers— Igor and Denis were so efficient (& strong!) for our move in the Edgewater area. Super impressed with the speed and diligence in which they worked. Very reliable company and will use for all future moves. Thank you!!

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Quick Facts About Our White-Glove Service

Service model – Direct carrier, not a broker. The crew that packs your home is the same crew that unloads it.
Standard inclusions – Full packing, custom crating, disassembly and reassembly, furniture placement, and debris removal.
Where we work – Brickell and downtown high-rises, Miami Beach and Sunny Isles condo towers, Coral Gables and Pinecrest estates, and gated waterfront communities.
Credentials – US DOT 2855891, MC 956262, MR 01221, IM 2721. Licensed, bonded, and insured.
Availability – Monday through Sunday, 8 AM to 9 PM, including after-hours and weekend elevator windows.

What White Glove Moving Actually Includes

The term gets used loosely in this industry. For us it means you do not lift, wrap, or unpack anything, and the crew does not leave until your home is set up and the packing debris is gone.

Full packing with graded materials – Our crews arrive with the boxes, paper, foam, corner protectors, and shrink wrap already loaded. Kitchens, closets, garages, and home offices get packed room by room and labeled so unpacking follows a logical order instead of a scavenger hunt.

Custom crating for fragile and high-value pieces – Paintings, sculptures, oversized mirrors, glass tabletops, and stone surfaces get built-to-fit wooden crates. We measure on site and build to the piece, because a crate that is close enough is not protection.

Disassembly and reassembly – Bed frames, sectional sofas, dining tables, gym equipment, and shelving come apart before transport. Hardware gets bagged, labeled, and taped to the piece it belongs to, so reassembly at the destination does not turn into a hardware store run.

Placement and setup – You tell us where things go. Furniture gets positioned, beds get reassembled and made if you want, and we adjust as many times as it takes before we call the job done.

Debris removal – Boxes, paper, and wrap leave with our truck. You should be able to sit down in your new living room the same evening.

How We Protect High-Value Items

Every white glove move starts with a walkthrough before moving day. We inventory the pieces that need special handling, photograph their condition, note existing wear, and decide then and there what gets crated, what gets blanket wrapped, and what needs two crew members instead of one.

On moving day, floor runners go down before anything moves. Door jambs and banisters get padded. Elevator interiors get covered where the building allows it. Fragile and high-value pieces load last and unload first, so they spend the least possible time on the truck. In Miami, heat and humidity matter as much as impact does, which is why sensitive items travel with the truck sealed and climate managed rather than sitting on an open loading dock in August.

Miami Buildings Have Rules, and We Handle Them

A white glove move into a Brickell tower or a Fisher Island residence involves more paperwork than lifting. Certificates of insurance have to be submitted and approved before the truck arrives. Freight elevators have to be reserved for a specific window, and those windows do not move. Guard-gated communities need advance security manifests with crew names and vehicle information. Some buildings restrict move-ins to weekdays only, others to weekends only.

We submit the COI, book the elevator, clear the gate list, and confirm the loading dock time with building management before your move date. If the building has an unusual restriction, we would rather find it two weeks out than on the morning of.

Licensed, Insured, and Fully Secure

Pro Movers Miami is a registered moving carrier operating under US DOT 2855891, MC 956262, MR 01221, and IM 2721. That distinction matters more on a white glove move than on any other kind. Brokers collect a deposit and sell the job to whichever carrier bids lowest, which means the crew handling your art collection is a company you never spoke to and cannot hold responsible.

We carry full liability coverage and workers’ compensation on every job, and we meet the insurance thresholds that South Florida’s stricter HOA boards and building managements require before they will approve a move-in at all.

Why Homeowners Choose Our White Glove Movers

Full-time crews, never day laborers – Every person entering your home is a background-checked, drug-screened, trained employee. We do not staff up with temporary help for busy weekends. When you are handing over irreplaceable pieces, you should know exactly who is carrying them.

One crew, start to finish – The team that wraps your dining table in Coral Gables is the team that sets it down in your new home. No warehouse transfers, no second truck, no third-party handoffs where accountability disappears.

A price you can plan around – You get a clear written estimate before moving day. No stair fees, no long-carry surcharges invented on the truck, no administrative line items that appear at the end.

Scheduling built around your building – Nights, weekends, and split-day moves are all workable. If your tower only releases the freight elevator between 9 AM and 1 PM, that is the window we plan the entire move around.

Supportive Moving Services

Expert Packing To make your transition easier, we offer complete packing services. We bring our own high-quality packing materials. Our experts pack each item based on its specific fragility and needs, saving you hours of exhausting work.

Secure Storage If you cannot take everything with you to your new station, we offer secure warehouse storage. Your belongings will be kept safe and monitored until you are ready to collect them.

Common Questions About Government Moves

White-glove movers should have experience protecting fine furniture, artwork, mirrors, glass, marble, antiques and other delicate pieces. Ask how furniture will be wrapped, whether specialty packing or crating is available, and how floors, walls and doorways will be protected during the move.

Choose movers experienced with high-value residences rather than simply a general moving crew. Luxury house moves may involve designer furniture, fine art, stone, glass, custom pieces and oversized items that require additional protection, specialized equipment or larger crews.

Protection should be selected for the actual material and finish. Moving blankets, stretch wrap, cardboard, corner protection and specialty packing may be used in different combinations. Delicate lacquer, glass, marble and designer finishes may require additional precautions.

Yes, but experience is important. Modern Italian and European furniture can incorporate glass, stone, polished surfaces, unusual hardware and modular components. Movers should determine how each piece should be protected and whether disassembly is appropriate before attempting to move it.

Marble is both extremely heavy and vulnerable to cracking. The mover should evaluate the piece before moving day, determine the required crew and equipment, and protect the stone appropriately rather than treating it like ordinary furniture.

Whenever possible, the glass should be separated from its base and packed independently. Large glass panels need rigid protection and careful handling because twisting, impact or improper carrying can cause breakage.

The appropriate method depends on the artwork's size, construction and value. Some pieces can be professionally wrapped, while valuable or unusually delicate works may benefit from custom crating. Tell the mover about significant artwork before moving day.

Often, yes. The first step is measuring the furniture, doors, hallways, elevators and stairways. Some furniture can be disassembled. More complicated pieces may require alternative access or specialized handling.

Full-service moving covers packing, transport, and delivery. White glove adds the handling layer on top of that: custom crating for fragile pieces, disassembly and reassembly, placement and setup at the destination, and debris removal at the end. With a full-service move you unpack and arrange the home yourself. With white glove, we do not leave until the home is set up.

Pricing depends on the size of the home, how many pieces need crating or specialty handling, and the building access at both ends. Custom crating and specialty items are quoted separately from the base move. We provide a written estimate after a walkthrough so the number you see is the number you pay.

Yes. We build custom wooden crates on site, measured to the individual piece. Paintings, sculptures, oversized mirrors, glass and stone tabletops, and antique furniture all get crated rather than blanket wrapped when their value or fragility calls for it.