Movers near me in Orlando, FL
7 movers in Orlando, Florida, each with a direct link, phone number and what they offer. Orange County sees steady moves between apartments, new subdivisions and older neighborhoods, plus many long-distance moves into Florida.
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Express Movers of Florida
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Orlando Express Movers is a Southwest Orlando moving company handling household and business relocations, from studio apartments up to five-bedroom homes and heavy equipment.
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Legend Movers 4 You
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Legend Movers 4 You is a family-owned Orlando moving company that started in 2015 and handles home, apartment, office and specialty-item moves.
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Orlando International Moving
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Orlando International Moving is a South Orlando relocation company that arranges local, cross-country and overseas moves by sea, air or land.
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Sunbelt Moving Systems
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Sunbelt Moving Systems is a second-generation family moving company dating to 1967, with offices serving the Orlando area and Tampa Bay.
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Breeze Movers & Freight
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Breeze Movers & Freight is an Orlando moving and freight company that has worked in Central Florida since 1994 and holds Florida mover registration IM1899.
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Central Moving & Storage
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Central Moving & Storage is an Orlando moving and storage company that serves as an agent of Wheaton World Wide Moving.
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Knightspeed Moving
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Knightspeed Moving is an Orlando moving company that sells its services in hourly tiers, from labor-only loading help to full-service moves with a company truck. Its top tier adds a larger crew, an on-site supervisor and packing.
Movers in Orlando: what we found
This page covers 7 movers in Orlando.
What comes up again and again on their menus and websites: Commercial moving, Packing services, Packing and unpacking, Residential moving and Long-distance moving.
The longest-running place here has been open since 1967.
Orlando is the county seat and the largest city in Orange County. Beyond the theme parks it is a city of neighborhoods, from Downtown and Thornton Park to College Park, Mills 50, Ivanhoe Village, Audubon Park, Baldwin Park, Lake Nona and Dr. Phillips, each with its own mix of local shops, restaurants and service businesses.
How to choose a moving company near Orlando
Orange County sees steady moves between apartments, new subdivisions and older neighborhoods, plus many long-distance moves into Florida. Choosing a mover carefully protects you from the most common problems: lowball estimates, surprise fees and goods held until extra payment is made. Get written estimates from several companies, ideally after an in-home or video survey, and make sure each lists the same inventory, crew size, truck size and any charges for stairs, long carries or packing. Ask how the company protects floors and furniture, what valuation coverage is included, and how damage claims are handled. Summer is the busiest season and also the hottest, so book early and plan for morning starts and afternoon thunderstorms. Gated communities and apartment complexes may require reserved elevators or certificates of insurance. Use the listings below to find movers serving Orlando and nearby cities, then compare estimates side by side.
Local tip
Movers working within Florida must be registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (verify at FDACS or by calling 1-800-HELP-FLA), while companies moving you to or from another state need a USDOT number you can check on the FMCSA's Protect Your Move site.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check if a moving company is legitimate in Florida?
For moves within Florida, confirm the company is registered with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, which you can check online or at 1-800-HELP-FLA. For interstate moves, look up the company's USDOT number with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. Be cautious of brokers who do not own trucks, very low quotes and demands for large cash deposits.
What should a Florida moving estimate include?
Florida law requires a mover to give you a written estimate and contract, signed by both parties, before performing services. It should list the mover's name, address, phone and state registration number, the move date, pickup and delivery addresses, itemized charges and accepted forms of payment. Compare estimates based on the same inventory so the numbers mean something.
How much does it cost to move within Orlando?
Local moves are usually priced by the hour based on crew size, plus possible travel time, materials, and extra fees for stairs, long carries or heavy items such as pianos and safes. The size of your home and how ready you are on moving day strongly affect the total. Get written estimates from a few movers rather than relying on a phone quote.
When is the best time to move in Orlando?
Late spring and summer are the busiest months, so prices and availability are often better from fall through early spring. Summer moves bring heat, humidity and afternoon storms; early starts help. During hurricane season, keep an eye on forecasts and ask the mover about its weather rescheduling policy. Weekdays and mid-month dates are typically easier to book.
Is my stuff insured during a move?
Movers typically provide basic liability coverage, which is often limited and calculated by weight rather than replacement value. Many offer upgraded valuation coverage for an extra charge. Ask for the coverage terms in writing, check whether your homeowners or renters policy covers goods in transit, and take photos of valuable items before the move in case you need to file a claim.
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