Hello everyone — I am planning to move to Florida or within the state soon, and I have started looking for movers. I found that there are many companies listed under “Florida Movers,” but I'm a little confused: some offer local transportation, others offer long-distance transportation, prices vary greatly, and I don't know how to distinguish reliable movers from questionable ones. I don't want to choose a company at random and end up overpaying or damaging my belongings. Have any of you used the services of movers in Florida, especially for moving the entire contents of an apartment or house, and can share your experience? What should I check before hiring someone to make sure the move goes smoothly?

Last year, I moved to Florida, and this list of “florida movers” helped me narrow down my search: https://nationalmovers.org/movers/florida/. According to the directory, the cost of moving depends largely on the size of the home and the distance—for example, moving from a two-bedroom apartment is usually more expensive than from a small studio. What I did: I checked the mover's documents (licenses, insurance), asked for a written estimate, as local law requires movers to provide a proper contract, not just a verbal price quote. I also compared 3–4 offers, carefully checked reviews, and avoided those who demanded a large prepayment or only cash. When I chose a company this way, the move went smoothly, the arrival was on time, and there were no hidden fees.

<span style="font-size: 10pt;" data-sheets-root="1">That&rsquo;s a really practical discussion. Even though I&rsquo;m not moving to Florida, it&rsquo;s***d to know what to watch out for when hiring movers &mdash; licenses, insurance, written estimates, comparing multiple companies. Seems like moving is not just about packing and driving, but also doing homework beforehand so you don&rsquo;t end up with headaches. Good luck with your move, hope you find a reliable mover.</span>