Professionals in Palm Bay
Browse 22 professionals in Palm Bay, Florida.
AEA TRANSPORT LLC
BAZELAIS TRANSPORT LLC
COLLINS ENTERPRISES
CORAL ROCK PLUMBING INC
DISCOVERY MOVING GROUP INC
DND LOGISTICS LLC
DSI ON THE MOVE LLC
EASY LOADS LLC
FULLER DIVERSE SERVICES LLC
HAULWAYS TRUCKING LLC
JAMES KELLY
JERRY CROUCH MOVING LLC
KCMG TRANSPORT LLC
PROVISION EXPRESS
REBZ RESALE LLC
SPIDABOYZ TRUKING LLC
SUDDATH MOVING AND LOGISTICS
SUDDATH RELOCATION SYSTEMS
THE WAY TRUCKING COMPANY
TURBO TRANSPORT
VONNMARK LOGISTICS LLC
WAHOO MOVERS & HAULING
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a moving company cost in Palm Bay?
Local moves: $400-$1,500 for a 1-2 bedroom, $1,500-$3,500 for a 3-4 bedroom. Long distance: $2,000-$8,000+ depending on distance and weight. Most movers charge by the hour ($120-$200/hr for a 2-person crew) or by weight for long distance. Always get 3 quotes.
How far in advance should I book movers?
Book 4-6 weeks ahead for most moves. For summer moves (May-September) or month-end dates, book 6-8 weeks ahead. Last-minute bookings are possible but cost more and limit your options. Weekend and month-end moves are busiest — midweek/mid-month saves money.
What should I look for in a moving company?
Check: proper insurance ($1M+ liability), written estimates (not just verbal), Google reviews above 4.0, clear cancellation policy, and no large deposits required. Get everything in writing. Avoid movers who won't do an in-home estimate.
Are movers responsible for damages?
Moving companies offer basic liability coverage (usually $0.60/lb per item). This means a 50lb TV damaged would only be covered for $30. Purchase additional valuation coverage or check if your home insurance covers moves. Document everything with photos before the move.
Should I hire movers or do it myself?
DIY saves money but costs time and risk of injury. Movers are worth it if: you have heavy/valuable items, stairs are involved, you're short on time, or you're moving long distance. A hybrid approach — pack yourself, hire movers for loading/transport — balances cost and convenience.