In-state moves · Miami to St. Petersburg
Moving from Miami to St. Petersburg
A Brickell or Edgewater apartment going to a bungalow in Kenwood, a few pieces for a condo near the downtown waterfront, a studio for a new job in Pinellas: two movers load in Miami, drive the Sprinter van up the Gulf coast and over the Skyway, and carry it in. We move only within Florida.
Or call 305-610-8004
What this route is for
- City to city. A Miami apartment or condo going to Downtown St. Pete, the Edge District or Old Northeast. One van holds about 500 cubic feet, roughly a studio or a light 1-bedroom.
- Bungalows and garage apartments. Older St. Pete homes are often loaded from the alley behind the house. Tell us if your new place has alley access.
- Beach towns. Furniture for a condo or a small house in Gulfport, St. Pete Beach or Treasure Island.
The route and the St. Pete end
The usual way is I-75 across Alligator Alley and north past Naples, Fort Myers and Sarasota, then I-275 over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge into southern Pinellas. That brings the van in from the south, so St. Pete Beach, Gulfport and the south side of the city are the first stops.
In St. Petersburg we deliver to Downtown waterfront and Edge District condos, the brick streets of Old Northeast, Kenwood and Crescent Lake bungalows (often with a garage apartment off the alley), apartments along 4th Street North and US 19, and the beach towns over the causeways. City streets are narrow in the older neighborhoods: tell us where the van can stop, front or alley.
Pricing
In-state moves are priced per job, not from an hourly rate card. Tell the chat what's moving (photos help), both addresses, the floors and elevators at each end, and your date, and you get one price in writing before the job. Nothing is added on the day unless you ask for extra work and agree to it first.
A certificate of insurance (COI) is always available for your building, at either end.
Florida only. We move only within Florida: both addresses must be in Florida. We don't do out-of-state moves.
Miami to St. Petersburg questions
How is a Miami to St. Petersburg move priced?
Per job, by quote. Send photos, both addresses, the floors and elevators at each end and your date in the chat, and you get one price in writing before the job.
Our new bungalow has an alley behind it. Should we load from there?
Often, yes. Send a photo of the alley and the back gate. If the alley is too tight for the van, we park out front and carry in; either way it's in the quote.
Can you move a whole house to St. Pete?
We don't have any big trucks, vans only. One van fits about a studio or a light 1-bedroom; for more, ask about a second trip or a second van.
Can you move me out of Florida?
No. We move only within Florida: both addresses must be in Florida.
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Moving from Miami to St. Petersburg? Send photos in the chat.
Two movers, one Sprinter van, one price in writing before the job.
Or call 305-610-8004