A condo tower near the I-4/436 interchange means one freight elevator, reserved days out. A block away in historic downtown Sanford, a century-old walk-up has no elevator at all, just a narrow original staircase our crew studies before the first box moves. Get Done Moving plans each of those as its own job, never a copy-paste of the other.
Groundwork laid before move day
- Certificate-of-insurance paperwork for your building goes out from Marcus the same day you book
- A phone call locks in your loading dock or elevator reservation ahead of time, with property staff hearing from us directly
- Hallway and lobby floors get runners down for as long as the move takes
- Compact dollies come along specifically for the narrow stairwells common in older Casselberry and downtown Sanford buildings
- Even a small studio lease gets the full checklist, not a shortened version
Give us your building manager’s name and we take it from there
Guest parking passes, dock time slots, elevator reservations — whatever your particular property demands, Marcus handles the coordination personally, no matter if the front office tracks reservations digitally or scribbles them on a clipboard.
What move day at a building actually looks like
- Sign in first Before anything moves, the crew confirms hours and the cleared path with your building’s front desk.
- Padding happens indoors Furniture is wrapped inside your unit, not out in a hallway other residents are using.
- The building’s clock, not ours Whatever access window the property sets, that’s the window the crew works inside.
- You call the placement Every item goes exactly where you point, boxes sorted by whatever room the label says.
What a unit move costs
| Unit type | Movers assigned | Estimated total |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 2 | $400 – $630 |
| 1-bedroom | 2 | $630 – $1,020 |
| 2-bedroom | 3 | $1,020 – $1,650 |
Packing gets priced as its own service unless you add it to the job up front, and a slow elevator won’t push your total past what’s quoted. Moving out of a full house instead of a unit? Start on the local moving page, pair it with packing if needed, or just give our office a call.