Condo and apartment work rises or falls on logistics, the part Tampa makes genuinely interesting. We run these weekly, from garden complexes out in Carrollwood and Brandon to the towers stacked along Channelside, the Riverwalk, and Westshore. Hauling the furniture is only half of it. The rest is the COI paperwork, a reserved spot on the service lift, and a building manager who keeps the truck off the dock until that file is in hand.
So that side is ours to own. Management receives your COI in advance at no charge, we claim the service lift or back door for your slot, and we sort dock access plus a curb spot so nobody is looping the block in the heat. The crew cushions the cab and lays cover over the lobby floors, since an unscuffed building is what gets your deposit handed back. Whoever shoulders your couch is W-2 and trained, never pulled from some day-labor pool that morning.
Walk-ups, towers, and tight Tampa halls
A lot of older Tampa buildings skip the elevator entirely, and a walk-up on the fourth floor is simply another shift to our crew. We roll enough bodies that a tall stairwell draws extra muscle and the work stays brisk instead of bleeding your clock. Tower or walk-up, we slot the carry around storm season, because wrestling a sofa over an open breezeway in a Gulf cloudburst helps nobody. A gun safe headed up to the fifth floor is precisely the kind of brutal carry we’ve made our name on.
What an apartment job leaves aside
A few things stay apart from the base move. Charges the building itself levies, say a lift deposit management bills you, belong to them, not to us. Hazardous freight, houseplants, and pets cannot ride. And any oversized specialty piece, a safe or a grand, gets its own line so the correct rigging arrives rather than a shock at the dock.
Apartment pricing
Run it hourly, truck and gear included, where two movers go $120/hr, three go $160/hr, and four go $210/hr, with the carry and the lift already worked into the plan. Or lock a fixed number: a studio near $360–$540, a one-bed $540–$840, a two-bed $840–$1,450. Nothing buried for building access, and $1M of cargo coverage on every load.
Lining up a condo or apartment move? Dial (888) 711-4778 and we’ll square the COI, the lift, and a fixed price.
What's Included
- Your building COI filed with the office in advance
- A held slot on the service lift or back door during your window
- Dock access plus a rig curb spot lined up with the property
- The lift cab cushioned and the lobby floors covered
- Crews fluent in tower logistics and tall walk-up carries alike
- Furniture and beds dismantled and rebuilt for cramped units
- A fixed price with nothing buried for building access
What Does It Cost?
Our crew from $120/hr — or lock a flat written rate
Two movers, the truck, pads & dollies — all in.
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