One crew, start to finish
No outside company or day laborer ever touches your move. A beachfront condo in Ponte Vedra with a single reserved elevator window and a family home a few blocks from San Marco get the same crew and the same written number.
One rate card, every address in Duval County
An hourly rate is locked in writing per truck no matter what is behind the address: a bridge crossing, a historic driveway, or a PCS timeline. Movers on our payroll, the bridge route and the driveway width mapped out before the truck leaves the yard.
What our crew handles
Everything below is staffed in-house and priced in writing, with nothing tacked onto the rate for fuel or mileage.
| Offering | Details | Pricing approach |
|---|---|---|
| Moving within Jacksonville & Duval County | One hourly figure covering Jacksonville and the surrounding First Coast | $400–$4,450 based on square footage |
| Long-distance & out-of-state relocation | North on I-95 toward Savannah and Charleston, south toward Orlando and Miami, or west on I-10 toward Atlanta and beyond | Calculated from actual mileage driven |
| Coastal & gated-community relocation | Ponte Vedra Beach guard-gated communities and beach condos, entry clearance and building access arranged ahead of moving day | Custom written quote |
| Apartment & condo relocation | San Marco, Riverside, and Southbank buildings, with parking and access coordinated in advance | Custom written quote |
| Comprehensive packing service | A full household wrapped and boxed, or a targeted job on fragile and breakable items only | Custom written quote |
| Short-term storage solutions | Billed monthly when a closing stalls or a PCS report date shifts | $90–$260 monthly |
| Labor-only assistance | Extra hands charged hourly to load or unload a rental truck or moving container | Hourly labor rate |
| Downsizing & senior relocation | A patient pace for longtime Duval County residents and retirees settling in from out of state | Custom written quote |
Tell Renata about a bridge-timed job, a PCS report date, or a hurricane-season maybe, and it goes into the total on the first call — nothing shows up as an add-on once the crew is already at your door. Give us the two addresses and any base timing involved, and expect a callback with a number you can actually plan around.