Fort Lauderdale's moving market is dominated by Las Olas high-rises (COI rules), waterfront-home long-carry fees, and a steady snowbird inflow from the Northeast. Hurricane season scheduling matters June through November.
Fort Lauderdale to Miami: $700 – $1,800. To Orlando, Tampa, or Jacksonville: $1,400 – $3,200. To NYC, Boston, or DC: $3,800 – $7,500.
Peak is October through April (snowbird). Summer is cheaper but heat-restricted.
A typical 1-bedroom local move in Fort Lauderdale costs $900 – $1,800. 2-bedroom homes run $1,500 – $3,000, and 3-bedroom+ moves land between $2,400 – $4,800. Final price depends on stair count, parking access, and how much you're moving — bids on Scan To Move are based on your actual measured inventory, so they're binding.
Peak is October through April (snowbird). Summer is cheaper but heat-restricted.
Yes. Every mover is verified for active state licensing, USDOT/MC credentials (for interstate moves), and active insurance before they're allowed to bid. We don't list lead-broker middlemen — only the actual moving company that will load your truck.
No. Because the AI scan produces an accurate measured inventory, bids on Scan To Move are binding. The price you accept is the price you pay (barring last-minute add-ons you request, like extra packing materials).
Most Fort Lauderdale customers receive their first bids within 10–30 minutes of finishing the scan. Within a few hours you typically have 3–6 competing offers to choose from.