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St. Petersburg condo and high-rise moves

Towers facing the bay along Beach Drive and Bayshore Drive, newer buildings off Central Avenue and in the Edge District, and mid-rise condos on Snell Isle and around the marinas. Downtown St. Pete towers run on rules: service elevator reservations, garage loading, move hours and COIs. We plan around them with two movers and a Sprinter van.

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How Downtown St. Pete towers work

Service elevator windows. Most buildings ask you to book the service elevator for a set window and pad it. Tell us the window and we plan the order of items around it.
COI requests. Management usually wants a certificate of insurance before the move. Send the certificate holder name and address and any wording they need.
Garages and loading areas. Waterfront towers often load inside the parking garage or from a short drive off a side street. Our high-roof Sprinter is taller than a car, so send the posted clearance. If it can't get in, we plan a curbside load.
Waterfront festival and race weekends. Events in the downtown parks and the street-race weekend close streets near the water and take curb space. Ask the building where a van can stop, and pick a day away from big events.

Downtown, Snell Isle and the marinas

Beach Drive and Bayshore Drive towers face the parks with tight drop-off lanes, Central Avenue and Edge District buildings sit on busy blocks with metered parking, and Snell Isle and marina-side mid-rises usually load from a garage or a rear drive. Tell us both buildings, both move windows and both elevator rules, and we plan the day around them. Moving from a tower to a bungalow, or the other way? Tell us about the alley or porch steps at the house too.

We move only within Florida, and we don't have any big trucks, vans only. One van holds about 500 cubic feet, roughly a studio or a light 1-bedroom; for more, we send 2, 3 or 4 crews with vans (see Capsule moving). Moving to a St. Pete tower from Miami-Dade, Broward or Palm Beach? That's an in-state move: ask in the chat for a quote. Fewer rooms? See small moves in St. Petersburg.

Pricing

2 movers + Sprinter van: $195 for the first hour · Then $165/hour per crew, billed in 30-minute increments · No minimum · No stair fees

Our crews are based in South Florida. For a move inside St. Petersburg, ask in the chat for a quote: send both addresses, the date and a few photos, and you'll know how the job is priced before you book. One or two items only? That's a flat rate instead, priced in the chat from photos and both addresses. Early-morning and evening rates are on the pricing page →

A certificate of insurance (COI) is always available for your building. Adding the building as additionally insured is $75.

St. Petersburg questions

Our tower on Beach Drive only allows moves on weekdays. Can you work with that?

Yes. Tell us the window when you book and we plan the crew around it. Send the building's rules ahead of time.

What do you need for the COI?

The certificate holder name and address, plus any wording management wants. A COI is always available; if the building or you must be named as additional insured, it's $75.

Will your van fit in our garage?

Send the posted clearance height. If our high-roof van can't get in, we load from the drive or the curb and plan the carry.

Does the building charge its own move fee?

Some do. Building fees and deposits are between you and the building; we don't add or collect them.

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