Elevator and COI first
Las Olas, Rio Vista and downtown buildings usually want a certificate of insurance naming the building, a reserved freight elevator and a move-in deposit. We send those documents days ahead, not on moving morning.

Broward County · Local moves
Canals, narrow streets and buildings that release the elevator only after the paperwork is in. Fort Lauderdale is our home base and the city we work most.
Fort Lauderdale moves rarely look like the brochure. A house on a canal often means a driveway too short for a 26-foot truck, a bridge with a weight limit on the route, and a building manager who needs your certificate of insurance before the freight elevator is released.
So we start from the address, not the square footage. Once we know the street, where a truck can legally stand and what the building requires, the crew size and the time window follow. That is how your hourly clock stops being spent on waiting.
Las Olas, Rio Vista and downtown buildings usually want a certificate of insurance naming the building, a reserved freight elevator and a move-in deposit. We send those documents days ahead, not on moving morning.
Plenty of Fort Lauderdale streets are one lane each way with no shoulder. We plan the approach and, where a full-size truck cannot reach the door, shuttle the load from a nearby lot instead of blocking the block.
Canal-front homes come with dock boxes, patio sets, kayaks and occasionally a boat’s worth of gear. It all gets inventoried honestly before the quote so nothing is a surprise on the day.
Moving out of Fort Lauderdale instead? We also run long-distance moves to any of the lower forty-eight states, quoted as a flat rate with a delivery window agreed in writing.

Send us both addresses and your date and we will come back with a written estimate and an honest time range for the job.