Long-Distance Moves Out of Jacksonville

When the new address is in Orlando, Atlanta, or Charlotte, the move out of Jacksonville works differently than a cross-town job — and it works better when the same people stay with your shipment the whole way. The crew that pads and loads your home on the First Coast is the crew that rolls down I-95 or I-10 and carries the last box into the new place. Nothing gets dropped at a terminal, nothing rides in a stranger’s trailer.

Because we hold our own US DOT and MC authority, your goods stay on an E&E truck end to end. Binding long-distance quotes start at $2,510, and we put the price in writing before you commit so there’s no weight-ticket surprise at delivery.

Routes we run most

Savannah and Orlando are short hops at roughly 140 miles, usually same-day. Tampa runs about 200 via I-10 to I-75; Miami and Atlanta sit near 345; Charlotte is the long pull at 385 up I-95 to I-26 and I-77. We map the drive around weigh stations and weather instead of just plugging an address into an app.

How we price the haul

The flat rate covers mileage, fuel, the crew’s drive time, and the load and unload on both ends. We base it on a real inventory, not a phone guess, so a two-bedroom condo and a four-bedroom house aren’t quoted off the same template. A $140 deposit holds your delivery window.

One brother’s crew, one truck, one price — that’s the whole point of doing it ourselves.

What You Get

• Single dedicated E&E crew that loads in Jacksonville and unloads at the destination
• Goods stay on one truck the entire route — no terminal transfer or van-line swap
• Binding written quote built from an actual room-by-room inventory, not a phone estimate
• Up to $1,000,000 cargo coverage per shipment; full-value protection available on request
• Mileage, fuel, drive time, and both-end labor folded into one flat number
• Coordinated load and delivery windows with direct contact with your crew chief en route