National Relocation

A studio or one-bedroom move usually runs $750 to $1,050, and a bigger three- or four-bedroom home falls between $1,550 and $3,300 depending on stairs, distance, and how much packing help gets added. That figure gets signed off in writing before anything gets loaded, and a piano or gun safe is a flat $175 to $350 add-on rather than a per-hour guess.

November through April is snowbird season here, and it’s also when Saturday slots on the Boca Raton calendar go first — two to three weeks out isn’t unusual. Pick a Tuesday or Wednesday in the off-season instead and a few days’ notice is often plenty. Whichever date you land on, the crew count and the price are set when you book, not renegotiated on arrival.

Veteran, active or retired military, first-responder, and seasonal snowbird discounts are built into every written quote before it gets signed, no separate coupon or code needed. Just mention it on the first call and Denise Calloway will work it into the number.

Atlanta, Charlotte, New York, and Orlando are the four corridors Victor Ramos runs most often, and he personally rides along on the majority of those hauls himself. Pricing works the same as a local job — a flat number agreed before the truck leaves — and the Florida movers registration plus federal DOT/MC authority on file cover the paperwork the moment a shipment crosses a state line.

Pads, furniture blankets, dollies, and stretch wrap ride on the truck at no charge on every job. Boxes and tape are the exception — Shawn Doyle’s team brings those and handles a full or partial pack for a separate flat rate, quoted before move day, and a piano or gun safe is crated on its own.

That’s common enough that it’s built into how bookings work: as long as you call the Boca Raton office before the scheduled morning, the date moves with no charge. A same-day switch is the one thing that’s hard to promise once a crew is already en route to another job.