Movers in Boca Raton, from A1A condos to country club homes

Downtown Boca Raton, around Mizner Park and Palmetto Park Road, has condo and apartment towers where the elevator schedule sets the pace of the day. For condo movers the elevator and the loading area are booked as a pair, because a reserved elevator does little good if the truck has nowhere to stand.

East of the Intracoastal, condos line A1A, and the drawbridges at Spanish River Boulevard, Palmetto Park Road and Camino Real are the ways across. A crew bound for the beach side leaves early enough to sit through an opening, and north of the city line A1A carries on into Highland Beach.

Many Boca Raton homes sit inside gated country club communities such as St. Andrews Country Club, Royal Palm Yacht & Country Club, Broken Sound and Mizner Country Club, while Addison Reserve lies on the border between Boca Raton and Delray Beach. Each has its own gate procedure, and some limit the hours a moving crew can work or the size of truck allowed in.

We get our name to the gatehouse before the date and send a certificate of insurance if the community keeps one on file. Inside the house we lay runners on stone and wood floors, wrap mirrors and glass tabletops, and guard the door frames on the way in and out.

Century Village Boca Raton, Whisper Walk and Boca Delray Golf & Country Club are 55+ communities, and a move into one can mean choosing which furniture comes along. We can help you plan the new rooms before moving day, and our senior moving service is there for a move that needs more time.

Near Florida Atlantic University, apartment moves bunch up at the start and end of each semester, when many students move at once. Reserve the building's elevator or loading area as soon as your lease date is set, and label boxes by room so they go straight where they belong.

Our office is in Delray Beach, but as movers in Boca Raton we handle moves that start and end inside the city as well as moves between the two. A move from a Boca Raton condo to a Delray Beach house, or the reverse, is planned as one local move with both buildings' rules in hand.