Pompano Beach Movers
Pompano is a beachfront-condo town wrapped in older single-family neighborhoods — high-rise towers along the ocean, ranch homes inland, and a steady run of snowbirds coming and going with the season. We have worked these towers since 2011.
“Half the Pompano work is a grand up to a 20th-floor oceanfront unit. We book the elevator and pull the COI before we ever load.” — Dominic Russo
The homes we move here
Pompano gives us two kinds of work: oceanfront high-rise condos and older single-family homes inland. Carla Mendez sizes the inventory ahead either way.
- Beachfront high-rise units with a reserved freight elevator and a building COI on file
- Older single-family ranch homes with a carport and a tight side door
- Snowbird seasonal moves timed to the closing or the lease, north in spring and back in fall
- Victor Pratt boards any upright or grand coming down from an oceanfront unit
Getting the truck to the door
Inland the driveways are real and the truck parks at the door. The towers are the elevator-window work.
Heads-up on the oceanfront towers
Many Pompano beach buildings run a single freight elevator and a hard loading-dock window, so Sal Greco maps the day around it and Nicole Foster books the slot days ahead. Building management wants the Certificate of Insurance on file before the truck reaches the gate — Carla has it ready.
What you can count on
A Florida-licensed family mover — FDACS IM3142, USDOT/MC authority — with our own trucks and crews, never a broker. Whatever number Carla writes on the quote is the number that clears at the curb in Pompano.
| Move | Flat range |
|---|---|
| Studio / one-bedroom condo | $500 to $750 |
| Two-bedroom | $1,000 to $1,600 |
| Three-bedroom home | $1,900 to $2,900 |
| Upright piano | $250 to $450 |
| Climate-controlled storage | $150 to $380 a month |
