Mills 50 is the artsy bungalow district between Mills Avenue and Highway 50 — pre-war duplexes, narrow lots, the original Vietnamese business corridor, and Lake Highland a few blocks west. The front doors are 30 inches wide, the porches are eight feet deep, and the curb is shared with the Mills 50 mural walls.
Duplex Doorway Plan
Pre-war duplex doorways don’t flex. Our crew chiefs measure the king mattress and the L-couch before move day and tell you which goes in upright and which goes on its side. No surprises at the porch.
- King and queen mattress angle pre-checked
- L-couch routes walked before the lift
- Mural-wall curb protected with pads
- Lake Highland adjacency parking timed
- 30-inch original door clearances respected
- Heat-protocol loads done before 9am
Alleyway Loading
The alleys behind Shine Avenue and Mills Avenue are the right way in — we run shorter trucks here, dolly the load thirty feet to the back porch, and skip the Mills Avenue curb entirely.
“Tariq’s crew got our king box-spring through a 30-inch Shine Ave door without a scratch on the original casing. They knew the angle before they tried it.” — Mills 50 homeowner
Flat-Rate Mills 50 Moving
Pay by the hour or lock one flat price — two movers and a truck start at $115/hr, with home-size flat bands from $360
From the tight College Park bungalow streets to the Lake Nona condo loading docks, our crew already has the street parking, the stairwells, and the building access in Mills 50 figured out.
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