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Florida Moving Companies & Movers — 2026

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Florida is the #1 state for inbound moves — and the moving industry knows it, with a long history of low-ball quotes and price-bumps at delivery. The moving companies below are licensed Florida intrastate movers (IM number) or USDOT/FMCSA-registered interstate carriers, with verifiable insurance, bonded employees, and transparent pricing. Always verify the IM or DOT number before signing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do movers cost in Florida?
Local moves (within 50 miles): $125–$185/hour for a 3-person crew + truck, typical 2-bedroom $700–$1,400, 3-bedroom $1,200–$2,400. Long-distance Florida-to-Florida: $1,800–$5,500. Interstate moves to FL: $3,500–$12,000+ depending on origin. Always get an in-home or video estimate — phone quotes are routinely doubled at delivery.
How do I avoid moving scams in Florida?
Verify the IM number (intrastate) or USDOT number (interstate) at fleetmag.com or fmcsa.dot.gov. Demand a written, binding estimate after an in-home or video survey. Never sign a 'estimate of charges' that includes a hold for cubic feet — flat-rate by weight or itemized hourly is the only honest method. Walk away from cash-only operators.
Should I get a binding or non-binding estimate?
Binding-not-to-exceed is best — the price can go down if you have less than estimated, but never up. Binding estimates are fixed at the quoted amount. Non-binding estimates are guidance only and routinely 50-100% higher at delivery in Florida — avoid these for any move over $1,000.
Are Florida movers licensed?
Florida intrastate movers must hold a Florida IM number and a $50,000 surety bond — verify at fleetmag.com. Interstate movers must have a USDOT and MC number, verifiable at fmcsa.dot.gov. Check both for active authority, insurance status, and complaint history before signing any paperwork.
When is the best time to move to Florida?
October through April is FL's busy season — book 6–10 weeks ahead. May through September is hot, hurricane-active, and the slowest move season — easier to book and 15–25% cheaper. Avoid the last week of any month and the first week of any school year (mid-August in FL) — those are peak demand and price.