St. Augustine to Orlando Movers
The whole St. Augustine, FL-to-Orlando, FL haul rides one truck with one crew — Wyatt Mackey drives the lane himself, the price is locked before pickup, and your load never gets handed to another carrier partway there.
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Flat-rate quote, no deposit needed
- Local & long-distance
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Tell us about your move — we call back with one flat number.
A new job in Orlando is one of the most common reasons our neighbors call us. When a role opens near downtown, the Lake Nona medical district, or the theme-park corridor, families need a mover who can turn a St. Augustine house into an Orlando home without eating a week of vacation. That is exactly the long-distance move our crew runs, week in and week out.
The route covers about 110 miles — south on I-95, west on SR-207, then down I-4 — and our company-owned truck makes it in a single day. The same crew that loads your boxes carries them the whole way and unloads them; nothing is handed to another carrier at a terminal, and no one else touches your furniture.
Central Florida traffic on I-4 is no joke, so we plan arrival times around the worst of it and keep you posted by text as we get close. Many of these moves are tied to a firm start date at a new employer, and hitting that date cleanly is the whole point of the job.
You get a flat rate up front with no deposit, background-checked movers, and free wrapping on every dresser and headboard. Summer relocations get an early start to stay ahead of Central Florida’s afternoon thunderstorms. Start on our quote page, or compare nearby options from our routes hub.
Rough Pricing By Home Size
Consider these figures a rough guide only. Aisha builds the binding number off a real walkthrough — what is actually going, and how hard it is to get a truck in and out at each end — so two homes of the same size can land at very different prices depending on stairs, driveways, and how far the carry runs.
| Home Size | Typical Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1BR | $950–$1,450 | 110-mile haul via I-95 and I-4; smaller loads still finish in one day. |
| 2-3BR house | $1,950–$3,100 | Typical family relocation with full wrapping and a multi-mover crew on one truck. |
| 4+BR house | $3,300–$4,900 | Larger homes; heavier inventory and added crew keep the drive to a single day. |
Our Services
The beach condo on Anastasia Island gets the same movers and the same equipment as the five-bedroom packing up for Orlando — we don't hand the small jobs to a lesser crew. Whichever of the nine services you book, it stays ours the whole way, never resold to some truck down the road.
Our Range Of Services IncludesLocal St. Augustine Moves
Historic-district row houses off Aviles Street, beach condos on Anastasia Island, new builds out at World Golf Village — our crew has moved through every corner of St. Johns County, usually wrapped up the same afternoon.
Learn More →Long-Distance Moves from St. Augustine
A move to Orlando or Tampa rides on one truck the whole way. The two guys who shrink-wrap your dresser in St. Augustine are the same two setting it down at the far end — never a broker, never a swapped trailer at some yard along I-4.
Learn More →St. Johns County Home Moves
A cottage in Lincolnville or a five-bedroom in Nocatee gets the same deal from us — full crew, full truck, one flat number agreed on before moving day, nothing added at the end.
Learn More →St. Augustine Apartment & Condo Moves
Third-floor walk-ups near the college and tight elevators in the beachfront towers each call for a different plan than a house move, so we send crews who have done plenty of both.
Learn More →Full-Service Packing for St. Johns County Homes
Give us the day and we'll pack the whole house — kitchen, garage, the Florida room full of boxes nobody's opened in years — using padded wrap and dish-pack cartons that hold up to salt air and a long ride.
Learn More →Short-Term Storage Between Closings
Closings slip and the snowbird season fills every rental, so when there's a gap, we hold your load in a climate-controlled space instead of a metal pod baking in the Florida sun.
Learn More →Piano Moving Across St. Johns County
Uprights and baby grands out of historic downtown homes and newer estate builds alike — our crew straps it, ramps it, and gets it out without marking the piano, the plaster, or the heart-pine floors.
Learn More →Loading & Unloading Help in St. Augustine
Rented your own truck and don't want to wrench your back on a sleeper sofa in the August heat? Two of our guys show up, load or unload it, and let you handle the driving.
Learn More →Senior & Downsizing Moves in St. Johns County
Downsizing out of a longtime St. Johns County home into a smaller place or a retirement community takes patience as much as muscle — we work at your pace and label everything by room.
Learn More →From The First Call To The Last Box
Every job we run in St. Augustine moves through the same four stages, and not one of them ends in a moving-day surprise. Here is what each stage looks like up close.
Aisha Sizes Up The Job
She would rather see the place than guess at it, so a walkthrough — in your home or over video — is where the figure starts. A one-way cobblestone lane too tight for the full-size truck, a third-floor beach condo on a slow elevator, an old upright wedged into a historic-district back room: all of it lands in the quote before you commit to anything.
Nancy Squares Away The Paperwork
If your HOA or a beachfront tower wants proof of insurance on file before a truck rolls through the gate, Nancy emails it over and pins the flat rate down in writing days ahead — so nobody is digging up documents at the guardhouse while the crew waits, and the number never moves after that.
Todd Or Wyatt Takes The Crew Out
A run around St. Johns County goes out under Todd; anything on a long Florida haul rides with Wyatt. Whichever it is, every piece is padded before it leaves the room, and the crew reads a tight downtown lane or a narrow historic-district stairwell rather than muscling straight through it.
We Leave It Set Up, Not Stacked
You aren't left staring at a wall of boxes when we pull out. The used wrap and broken-down cardboard ride off on the truck, every carton has already been carried to whatever room its label calls for, and the beds are stood back up and ready to make. What's waiting for you is a house you can start living in.
The Reasons People Hire Us Twice
A Crew Chief Who Knows You By Name
There's no rotating cast of foremen here. Todd has the local crew, and after years on these streets he can usually tell from the curb alone whether the full-size truck fits down a downtown lane or whether it's going to take a shuttle. Wyatt owns the long-distance runs — he put in seven years behind a CDL freight rig before this, so a day of interstate miles doesn't faze him. Either way, you know exactly who's running your move well before it starts.
Hurricane Season Won't Bump Your Date
Storm season around here isn't something we scramble to react to. The heavy summer downpours and the June-through-November hurricane calendar are both penciled in long before your date comes up, so a rough forecast never costs you your slot. Every truck carries extra wrap and shrink for the salt-air humidity, and when a named storm or a slipped closing pushes your date back, we shift with it and keep the booking.
The Same Truck The Whole Way
There is no depot swap on a long-distance job with us, no second driver picking up where the first left off. Wyatt runs the whole lane himself — loading in St. Augustine, driving the miles, and carrying the last box inside at the destination, be it Jacksonville half an hour up the coast or Tampa at the end of a long day. Nobody but the crew that packed you ever lays a hand on your things.
Explore Our ServicesLet's Get Your St. Johns County Move On The Calendar
Tell Karen what you're moving and when — most calls end with a flat number already in hand, even in the weeks a storm forecast has us reshuffling half the board.
Reviews From Our Customers
“Todd's crew moved us from a Ponte Vedra rental into a house two miles inland in under five hours and didn't leave a single scuff on either place.”
“Needed an Orlando move on two weeks' notice for a new job. Aisha quoted it over the phone the same day, and the same truck that loaded downtown unloaded in Orlando that evening — no swap, no runaround.”
“Moved out of a third-floor beach condo with the world's tightest elevator — took a little longer than quoted because of it, but the guys stayed patient and got my sectional down without a mark.”
The Answers Most People Want First
Weighing a couple of St. Augustine, FL movers against each other? A few things usually tip the decision, and they're all spelled out right here.
How long does the St. Augustine to Orlando move take?
The drive is about 110 miles via I-95, SR-207, and I-4, which is a single day for our crew. We load in the morning and typically unload in Orlando the same afternoon, all on one truck with no terminal stops.
Can you time our Orlando move around a job start date?
Absolutely. Many of our Orlando moves are job relocations, so we build the schedule around your first day of work. Give us your target date on the quote page and we will lock it with no deposit.
Who leads the crew on the Orlando run?
Our long-haul crew is led by Wyatt Mackey, who drove CDL for a regional freight carrier for seven years. He and the same W-2 team carry your load from St. Augustine straight through to Orlando.
Do you move to the suburbs like Lake Nona or Winter Park?
Yes. We deliver across metro Orlando, including Lake Nona, Winter Park, Kissimmee, and the theme-park corridor. The same truck that loads in St. Augustine unloads at your new front door.
Let's Get Your Move On The Books
Find Us Here
3420 US-1 South, St. Augustine, FL 32086Working Hours
Mon–Sat 7:00 AM–7:00 PM, Sun by appointment