St. Pete Beach movers, coming up from Fort Myers
St. Pete Beach is near the top of our map, a long drive from the Fort Myers office where every truck and crew starts. We still take moves here, and we will tell you plainly how they work.
A video estimate first
Patrick usually prices St. Pete Beach moves by FaceTime. If several homes nearby need in-person visits, we try to group them into one trip. On the call, show him every room, the closets, the balcony and the place a truck can stop. Most moves get a guaranteed flat price, and hourly is available too. Call (239) 415-6683 to set up the call.
Condo buildings and parking
Beach parking is tight for a box truck. Before the video call, ask your condo or HOA manager where a moving truck can stand, if the elevator must be booked, and which hours movers may work. If the building wants paperwork from the mover, tell us and we will send it. If the truck has to sit on a city street, check the posted signs with us first.
Leaving the island for the south
A move south is where we fit best. Going from here to Sarasota, Fort Myers or Naples is one of our Florida short-haul moves, and a big home may take two or three trucks. Our trucks are based at the southern end of that drive, so delivery day is close to home for us. Furniture you are not taking can go to donation before the truck leaves.
Getting back on after an evacuation
After a mandatory evacuation, getting back onto St. Pete Beach takes a Pinellas County Sheriff's Emergency Access Permit, so if you are moving onto the island, apply once you have the new address. If a storm damages your home, our restoration pack-outs cover packing the rooms, storing everything during repairs and bringing it all back.
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Let’s plan your next move
Tell us about your next home and the help you need. Request a free estimate, or call (239) 415-6683 to talk through your move.