Licensed Mover

DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.

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DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.
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South Florida long-distance moving

Long-Distance Movers in Miami, Florida

Miami is the heaviest outbound long-distance moving market in Florida. A Plus Moving and Storage runs daily Miami-area pickups for cross-country relocations to New York, California, Texas, the Carolinas, and the Pacific Northwest. Licensed FMCSA, BBB A+, with our headquarters at 600 NE 185th St serving the full Miami metro.

USDOT 3006268Federally licensed
MC 00026730Motor carrier
BBB A+Accredited
48 statesService area
Why choose us

Licensed long-distance movers serving Miami

A Plus Moving and Storage is an FMCSA-licensed long-distance moving company serving Miami households and businesses. We handle relocations to all 48 contiguous states with itemized written estimates, weight tickets, full valuation, and the operational discipline of an interstate carrier. We don’t do quick same-day brokered moves — every job is run on our own equipment with our own crews.

Local logistics

Miami neighborhoods we serve

Brickell

Brickell’s high-rise condos all require COIs. We hold them on file for major operators including Echo, Reach, Brickell Heights, 1010 Brickell, Brickell House, SLS Lux, Icon Brickell, and most Related Group properties.

Downtown / Edgewater

Mid-rise and high-rise residential with strict loading-dock booking. Most require 48-hour advance notice.

Wynwood / Design District

Mix of converted lofts and newer mid-rises. We pre-coordinate freight elevator and dock booking.

Coral Gables

Historic single-family homes with mature trees and HOA pre-notice requirements. Shuttle service often quoted upfront.

Coconut Grove

Historic homes mixed with newer condos. Many properties have private gated entries requiring HOA coordination.

Aventura

High-rise condos near Aventura Mall — Williams Island, Turnberry, Porto Vita. All require COIs. We have them on file.

Pinecrest / Palmetto Bay

Single-family residential. Mature trees on Old Cutler Road and US-1 corridors may require shuttle service.

Key Biscayne

Gated entry, narrow access roads, salt-air considerations for packing. We plan ahead.

Top relocation corridors

Where Miami movers go

These are the corridors we see most often out of Miami. Click through for route-specific pricing and logistics.

Permits, COIs, building rules

Operational specifics for Miami

Miami high-rise condos universally require COIs naming the property as additional insured, with limits typically $1M / $2M and sometimes $5M for premium properties (Setai, Continuum, Faena, Estates at Acqualina). We maintain pre-filed COIs with all major South Florida HOAs and operators. Brickell, Aventura, and Sunny Isles loading-dock bookings require 48–72 hours notice and freight elevator reservation. City of Miami parking permits for moving trucks in residential streets are pulled with 2–3 days lead time. We handle all of this — clients don’t need to deal with property management directly.

Climate planning

Weather considerations for Miami moves

Hurricane season (June 1 – November 30) affects scheduling — we monitor NHC advisories and may shift loading dates to avoid named storms. Heat and humidity (May–October) mean climate-sensitive items (electronics, art, vinyl records, musical instruments, leather furniture) need to be loaded last and unloaded first to minimize truck-interior heat exposure. We pre-stage these items separately. Salt-air exposure during loading on barrier islands (Miami Beach, Key Biscayne) is mitigated with weather-resistant wrap.

Pricing

Long-distance moving costs from Miami

Rates below reflect typical 2025–2026 pricing for fully-packed long-distance moves originating in Miami. Off-season runs 15–20% lower. We provide itemized written estimates — never door rates.

Home size 500–1,000 mi 1,500+ mi
Studio / 1BR $1,800–$2,800 $3,200–$4,800
2BR $2,800–$4,400 $4,400–$6,800
3BR $4,200–$6,400 $6,000–$9,200
4BR+ $6,000–$9,000 $8,800–$13,000
FAQs

Common questions about moving from Miami

How much does it cost to move from Miami to New York?

Typical 2BR move runs $4,000–$6,200, 3BR runs $5,500–$8,500. Off-season (October–April) discounts up to 20%.

Do you handle Miami high-rise condos?

Yes — we maintain pre-filed COIs with all major Miami high-rise operators including Brickell, Aventura, Sunny Isles, and Miami Beach condos. Freight elevator booking and loading-dock reservation handled in advance.

Can you store my belongings during a Miami move?

Yes — climate-controlled storage available at our 600 NE 185th St warehouse. Common for snowbirds, home renovations, and in-transit storage for cross-country moves.

What about hurricane season scheduling?

We monitor NHC advisories continuously. If a named storm is forecast for your loading window, we proactively offer to shift the date. Most years this affects only a handful of jobs.

Do you offer Spanish-speaking crews?

Yes — bilingual crews are standard for South Florida loadings.

How quickly can you move me out of Miami?

For local-to-local moves, often within 3–5 days. For cross-country long-distance, our standard booking lead time is 7–14 days but expedited options are available.

Related

Moving to or from Miami?

Itemized written estimate from a licensed FMCSA carrier. No door rates, no surprise fees.

Planning a budget? See what real moves actually cost in our Moving Cost Index — price ranges from 669 completed A Plus moves, by home size and distance.

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