Broward County · FL
Fort Lauderdale's Trusted Moving Company
Las Olas · Victoria Park · Wilton Manors · Plantation
Local Expertise
We Know Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale's mix of waterfront estates, mid-rise condos, and historic bungalows each require different expertise. Easy Move Florida has served Broward County clients across every neighborhood — from Las Olas Boulevard high-rises to Plantation family homes — with the same crew, the same standards, and direct access to the founder.
Every move is assigned a dedicated coordinator. The crew arrives briefed on your building, your timeline, and everything that needs protecting — before a single box is loaded.
Two Kinds of Fort Lauderdale Moves
Most Fort Lauderdale work falls into two patterns: waterfront single-family homes along the canals (Rio Vista, Las Olas Isles, Coral Ridge, Seven Isles) and condo moves in the towers on and around Las Olas Boulevard. The homes need truck-access planning — narrow drives, low tree canopy, sometimes a smaller shuttle truck. The condos need paperwork — COI, freight elevator reservation, dock window. We plan for the right one before move day, not on it.
Waterfront & Canal Homes — Check Access First
Canal-front streets in Rio Vista and Las Olas Isles often can't take a 26-foot truck to the door. Before we schedule, we review your street and driveway by map and video; if access is tight we bring a 16-footer or plan a short shuttle. If any items arrive or leave by boat dock, tell us in advance — dock rules vary by property, and we confirm access with your HOA or management before move day.
Las Olas Condo Paperwork
Las Olas-area towers require a COI and a reserved freight elevator window before a crew is allowed in. Building rules vary — we confirm your building's exact COI format, elevator schedule, and dock location with management before move day, and we issue the COI within 24 hours of your confirmed booking.
Broward HOA Compliance
Many Broward communities — from Weston to Cooper City — have strict move-in windows, elevator reservations, and insurance requirements. We confirm all details with your HOA before arrival.
Convenient Staging for Long-Distance
Fort Lauderdale is a common staging point for moves up I-95 or across the state.
What We Offer
Every move in Fort Lauderdale we handle
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High-Rise & Residential
Condos, apartments, and homes of every size.
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Long-Distance
Interstate moves with full coordination.
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Office & Commercial
Minimal downtime, maximum precision.
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Fine Art & Specialty
Museum-grade handling for high-value items.
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Premium Storage
Short-term and monthly storage options.
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International
Customs coordination and overseas shipping.
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Neighborhoods We Serve in Fort Lauderdale
Don’t see your neighborhood? Call us — we likely cover your area.
Common Questions
Fort Lauderdale Moving FAQs
How much does a move in Fort Lauderdale cost?
Local moves are hourly: $129/hr for 2 movers or $179/hr for 3, with a 3-hour minimum, plus a truck fee per day charged at the crew rate ($129 with two movers, $179 with three), a separate line on your estimate (fuel, tolls, and mileage are inside it — no fuel surcharge). A 1-bedroom Las Olas condo typically takes 3–5 hours: $516–$774 all-in. A 2-bedroom runs 4–6 hours with 2–3 movers: $645–$1,253. A 3-bedroom canal-front home usually takes 6–8 hours with 3 movers: $1,253–$1,611. The rate is locked — it does not go up for weekends or if the job runs long.
How long does a waterfront home move in Fort Lauderdale take?
A 3-bedroom single-family home in Rio Vista or Coral Ridge usually takes 6–8 hours with a 3-mover crew — about $1,253–$1,611 at $179/hr plus the $179 truck line. Tight canal-street access can add time (a shuttle truck or longer carry is priced as hours, not fees), which is why we check your street before scheduling and put a realistic range in your written estimate.
Do you serve all of Broward County?
Yes — from Hollywood and Hallandale Beach in the south to Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach in the north, and inland through Plantation, Davie, Weston, and Cooper City.
Can you handle waterfront property moves in Fort Lauderdale?
Yes. We work waterfront and marina-adjacent properties regularly — limited dock access, narrow drives, and the requirements common to Las Olas-area towers. Building and dock rules vary, so we confirm specifics with your HOA or management before move day.
What should I check with my building or HOA before a Fort Lauderdale move?
Three things: your building's COI requirements (send them to us — we issue within 24 hours of booking), the freight elevator reservation window, and any move-in day or hour restrictions. For gated or waterfront communities, ask whether service vehicles need advance registration. We handle all of this paperwork for you once you share your management contact.
Do you offer storage near Fort Lauderdale?
We offer premium short-term and monthly storage as an add-on. It's useful for staging between closings or when your new home isn't move-in ready.
How do you handle HOA move-in requirements in Broward?
Our coordinator confirms COI formats, move-in window times, elevator reservations, and any permits with your HOA before your move date — at no additional charge.