Boynton Beach movers for homes east and west of I-95

Congress Avenue runs north from our office into Boynton Beach, past the Boynton Beach Mall, and I-95 runs alongside it a little to the east. Whichever road we take, a crew can finish loading in Delray Beach and be unloading in Boynton Beach not long after.

Moves go both ways along that road, from Delray Beach north to Boynton Beach and from Boynton Beach south to Delray. Either way it is a local move for us, with an estimate in writing before the day and a crew sized to the home.

Both cities are in Palm Beach County, so a move between them stays under one county's consumer rules for movers. Those rules are worth reading before you sign with anyone, and the answer below covers the one people ask about most.

Closer to the water, around Ocean Avenue and the Boynton Harbor Marina, condo and apartment buildings set their own move rules, from elevator reservations to the hours a truck may use the loading area. We check those rules with the manager before the day instead of learning them at the door.

The Ocean Avenue and Woolbright Road bridges cross the Intracoastal to Ocean Ridge, and both are drawbridges. If you are moving across to an island town such as Ocean Ridge, Briny Breezes or Manalapan, we allow for an opening or two when we plan the drive.

West of I-95, Boynton Beach is home to gated and 55+ communities, among them Coral Lakes, Indian Spring and Aberdeen. A gatehouse may want the moving company's name before the day, and an association may set the hours a truck can work and where it can park.

Tell us the community's rules when you book, and if it is easier for you, we will call the gatehouse or the management office ourselves. With our office this close, we can also come back for a second, smaller load if sorting through a downsize takes longer than planned.