Apartment and condo moves around Orlando mean COIs, freight-elevator windows, and visitor-gate permits. Camila files all three before the truck leaves Forsyth Road so the property manager never holds up your load.
Buildings we work weekly
- Lake Nona mid-rise towers with reserved freight elevators
- Thornton Park downtown lofts with single-elevator buildings
- Avalon Park garden-style with gated visitor logs
- Baldwin Park new-build townhomes
- Winter Park older walk-ups with tight stair turns
What we handle before move day
- COI emailed to your property manager
- Freight-elevator window booked with the front desk
- Visitor-gate permit pulled for gated communities
- Loading-zone reservation if downtown requires it
“Building paperwork is the number one reason apartment moves run late. We file it before the truck rolls, not at the lobby desk.” — Camila, Office Manager
Not included: mailbox key swaps and utility transfers aren’t something we touch — that’s on the tenant and the leasing office.
What’s Included
- COI emailed to property management
- Freight-elevator window booked in advance
- Visitor-gate permit pulled for Lake Nona, Avalon
- Floor runners through every lobby and hall
- Wardrobe boxes for closet contents
- Bed and basic furniture reassembly
What Does It Cost?
Hourly or one flat price — a two-mover crew opens at $115/hr, with flat bands starting at $360
Two movers, the truck, blankets, and dollies all come in the price, billed either by the hour at $115 / $155 / $205 or as one locked flat rate set by your home size.
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