When the job leaves Duval County
A good share of our calendar is long-distance work. Families head north for new jobs in Savannah or Charleston, south toward Orlando and Miami, or back toward Atlanta and the Carolinas after a stretch on the coast.
One crew, start to finish, wherever the truck ends up
The crew that loads your kitchen off Southside Blvd is the same crew that carries it off the truck at the destination. Every mover is our employee, so the job never passes through a stranger’s hands partway down I-95.
Regular long-haul lanes
These lanes are priced off actual miles driven, with bridge or driveway access on both ends worked out before departure.
| Destination | Miles | Route | Approx. time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Savannah, GA | 140 | I-95 | About 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Orlando, FL | 140 | I-95 to I-4 | About 2 hours 15 minutes |
| Tampa, FL | 200 | I-95 to I-4 | Roughly 3 hours |
| Charleston, SC | 230 | I-95 | Roughly 3 hours 30 minutes |
| Miami, FL | 345 | I-95 | Roughly 5 hours 15 minutes |
| Atlanta, GA | 345 | I-10 to I-75 | Roughly 5 hours 30 minutes |
| Charlotte, NC | 415 | I-95 to I-26 to I-77 | About 6 hours 30 minutes |
Whether it’s a quick hop to Savannah or the full haul to Charlotte, the math works the same way: actual miles, actual weight, one number agreed before the truck leaves the yard that doesn’t change once you’ve crossed a state line. Don’t see your destination here? Call the Southside Blvd office anyway — we likely still run it, with the same crew the whole way.