Before Marcus Delgado books a single truck, he wants eyes on the job first, a habit left over from nine years running overnight shifts at a Central Florida distribution warehouse, where nobody dispatched a load without knowing exactly what it weighed and how long it would take.
What’s locked in before your crew ever arrives
- Marcus puts a number in writing after seeing your place, whether that’s a walkthrough, a video call, or a batch of photos texted over
- Furniture is padded the moment it’s lifted, right there in the room, never carried bare toward the truck
- Traffic on I-4 and SR 436 gets checked before your start time is set, not discovered that morning
- Case furniture and bed frames come apart at pickup for free, then get rebuilt exactly where you want them at the new address
- Door casings, stair rails, and tight turns stay wrapped for the entire carry, both ends
A typical Seminole County move day
- The night before, logistics get nailed down Whether it’s a Lake Mary subdivision that requires guest-list clearance at the gate or an older Casselberry block where both curbs are already lined with cars, parking and timing are settled before the crew ever loads a dolly.
- Rooms clear out one at a time Nothing from a second room gets touched until the first is fully packed onto the truck, so boxes never cross-contaminate between spaces.
- The 3pm storm is already on the schedule Central Florida’s clockwork afternoon thunderstorm rolling off I-4 isn’t something Marcus reacts to later; he builds the day around it before the truck leaves the yard.
- Your box labels run the unloading, not our guesswork A carton lands in whichever room its tag names, full stop, and anything we broke down for transport gets rebuilt on the spot.
Gate codes near Lake Mary, loading docks near Cranes Roost: priced before moving day, not during it
An HOA guest list, a scheduled loading-dock slot for a condo off SR 436, or a narrow Sanford street where there’s nowhere real to park a truck, all of that gets worked into your number at the walkthrough, long before a date lands on the calendar. Crating and wrapping supplies are billed as their own item; the packing page breaks that down.
Local move pricing
Most studio and one-bedroom jobs run on a two-person crew at $115 an hour. A typical two-bedroom household needs a three-mover team billed at $152 an hour, and larger homes move to a four-person crew at $198 an hour.
| Bedrooms | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $400 – $630 |
| 1 bedroom | $630 – $1,020 |
| 2 bedrooms | $1,020 – $1,650 |
| 3 bedrooms | $1,650 – $2,670 |
| 4+ bedrooms | $2,630 – $4,170 |
Heading into a high-rise near the I-4/436 interchange or a rental toward Longwood? Start with the apartment page instead, since elevators and dock schedules change how the day runs. Otherwise, call our office with your old and new address and Marcus will usually text or email a written figure back that same day.