FORT LAUDERDALE, FL · Free quotes

Condo & High-Rise Movers in Fort Lauderdale

With the COI on file, the freight elevator reserved, and loading-dock access confirmed ahead of the crew, your apartment, condo, or Fort Lauderdale high-rise goes off without a hitch.

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Tell us below what has to move, and our Fort Lauderdale team usually has one written flat figure back to you before the day is out.

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Press send and what you typed drops straight onto a desk inside our Fort Lauderdale office, where your written rate gets worked up and sent back, usually landing with you before the day is out. Asking for that figure costs you nothing and ties you to nothing — take all the time you need with it, because the call to book or walk away is fully yours. The person putting your quote together is one of our own estimators and nobody else, and what you tell us goes no further than that desk.

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Apartment and high-rise moves

Two things make or break a Fort Lauderdale condo or high-rise move: a reserved freight elevator and the building’s Certificate of Insurance squared away ahead of time. Both get handled before a crew ever pulls up, which keeps the day about the move itself instead of arguing your way past the front desk.

Buildings on our rotation

A typical week covers the Intracoastal condo towers where no COI means no crew past the lobby, the downtown high-rises around Flagler Village and Las Olas, the beach towers in Galt Ocean Mile and Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, and the older walk-ups and converted units that want a reserved elevator window.

  • COICarla files it days ahead
  • Freight elevatorSal books the window
  • Crew rate$140/hr, two movers, 2-hr min
  • CoverageIntracoastal to Galt Ocean Mile

How we clear your tower

  1. File the COI Carla lodges your building’s Certificate of Insurance with management days before the date.
  2. Book the elevator Sal locks the reserved freight-elevator window so the crew never idles in the lobby on the clock.
  3. Confirm access We check the loading-dock, valet, and garage-height rules against whatever your tower actually enforces.
  4. Plan the route Andre maps the carry from the truck through the loading bay to the elevator, padding the doors and corners along the way.

COI and the freight elevator, handled

Turn up at an Intracoastal tower without a COI and a reserved elevator and the desk turns you away while a whole day burns. We file the certificate and book the window so the truck is met at the dock, not stopped at the gate. If there is a piano in the unit, Victor takes it up the same elevator window.

What is bundled into the rate

Inside the rate are the truck, fuel, blankets, dollies, straps, and wrapping on every item; anything needing disassembly comes apart during the load and goes back together in the new unit.

Apartment size Typical flat band
Studio / 1BR $500 to $750
Two-bedroom $1,000 to $1,600
Three-bedroom $1,900 to $2,900

No standoff at the desk

With your building’s paperwork already squared away on our side and the elevator window reserved, the day narrows to a single thing: the move itself. That is the difference between a tower job that finishes by lunch and one that never gets out of the lobby.

Part of the job

What the crew handles

  • Your Intracoastal or downtown building's Certificate of Insurance filed with management days ahead

  • A reserved freight-elevator window that keeps the crew from idling in the lobby on the clock

  • Loading-dock, valet, and garage-height access confirmed against whatever the tower requires

  • A crew on our own payroll running our own trucks, with nothing handed to day-labor

  • Blankets, dollies, straps, and wrapping on every piece, none of it added as a separate line

  • Furniture that needs disassembly handled during the load and rebuilt once it is in the new unit

  • A piano specialist on the same elevator window when there is a grand or upright in the unit

  • Flat-band or hourly at $140/hr for two, both tallied so the smaller figure carries

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Hourly-Rate Crews

Starting from$120/hr

Wrapped into that Fort Lauderdale hourly rate from the start: a two-mover team on a three-hour minimum, the truck pulled up at your building, and all the equipment that comes along — quilted pads, straps, ramps, dollies, and the floor runners we lay down over the tile and hardwood you find in a condo or single-story home. None of that turns up later as an extra charge, because all of it is already folded into the figure we quote you.

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What Fort Lauderdale households tell us

Marcus T.
Marcus T. Weston · gated-community move in Weston
★★★★★

The service was great. The crew worked very hard and completed the job very efficient.

Google · 2025-11-08
Brian F.
Brian F. Oakland Park · into climate-controlled storage between closings
★★★★★

Clean and clear instructions. Team was kind and quick.

Google · 2025-10-03
Daniela D.
Daniela D. Poinsettia Heights · Rio Vista grand and a tight stairwell
★★★★★

My 3 movers were very professional and happy to be around. They completed the job in timely manner. I would definitely recommend them if you need fast and friendly service. Thank you

Google · 2026-02-01
More work our Fort Lauderdale crew takes on

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A free estimate, handled by our own movers

Tell us what you are working with. In Fort Lauderdale that could mean coaxing a baby grand out of a high-rise condo or guiding an upright down a narrow stairwell — and however the day unfolds, one W-2 crew carries it from the first box to the last while the written rate holds steady throughout.

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Questions that come up a lot

Good to know before the truck rolls

Will you provide a COI for my building?
Yes. Carla draws up the Certificate of Insurance and forwards it to building management days ahead of the date, exactly as the Intracoastal and downtown towers require. That single document is the thing that gets bargain crews bounced at the front desk, while on our jobs it is squared away long before the truck reaches your building.
Who books the freight elevator?
Sal Greco handles it. Reserving that elevator window with your building falls to him, which keeps the crew off the lobby bench while the clock chews up your time. Your slot is locked from the moment you book, so the day stays on schedule even in a busy tower.
What if there is a piano in the condo?
We take it up the same reserved elevator window. A grand, baby grand, or upright in a high-rise unit goes to Victor Pratt and the specialist crew, who board it and roll it from the unit to the truck without touching the corridor walls. Booking the elevator and pulling the COI is exactly what makes a tower piano move possible at all.
How do you arrive at the final number?
Two paths lead to it: a written flat band, or an hourly rate of $140 an hour for two movers on a two-hour minimum. We lay both figures out side by side and you settle on the lower of the two. Either way, that number is nailed down before the first item ever leaves the unit.