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Self-Packing. Keep in mind that customer-packed boxes are typically not covered by the moving company’s insurance; however, you have the option to purchase your own packing materials and pack either fully or partially on your own. Home Depot is a fantastic resource for this—you’ll find everything from wardrobe boxes and picture/mirror/TV boxes to bubble wrap, tape, packing paper, small, medium, large, and extra-large boxes, including sturdy boxes for fragile items for just a few extra dollars.

To streamline your transition, label your boxes on the top and one side with the room they belong to at the new destination.

You also have the ability to disassemble and reassemble your own furniture. Feel free to lean mattresses against the nearest wall and dismantle your beds as needed. Keep in mind that bunk beds and cribs can prolong your bill as we take care of disassembling and moving them.

You can handle the disconnection and reconnection of your own appliances.

Typically, boxes are loaded first to ensure there is unobstructed passage to your furniture. Moving them closer to the front door or garage will help speed up the loading process.

Make sure vehicles are moved out of the way prior to your moving truck's arrival, and try to hold double parking spots in front of your condo or apartment to facilitate quick loading and unloading.

Inform your guard gates of our upcoming arrival.

Traffic on weekends is generally less congested than on weekdays.

Being in Florida means we’re well-equipped to protect your furniture and navigate moves even in the rain. Note that inclement weather can extend moving times.

Keep an eye on the clock! You control the timing. After we’ve loaded everything, you can decide if it fits your budget for us to place all boxes and furniture in their designated rooms and assemble items, or to simply position the furniture in the rooms while leaving boxes in the garage, or even to put everything in the garage for you to gradually bring items inside.

BE PREPARED ON MOVING DAY! Ensure you have ample time to pack everything before the big day if you did not opt for professional packing services. It’s not just the furniture that consumes time to move; it’s all the loose items that can slow things down.

Fabric items may remain in cabinets and dressers, provided there are no stairs involved.

Garbage bags work well for storing bed pillows, throw pillows, comforters, stuffed animals, and similar items.

Remember to reserve your elevator ahead of time.