Apartment Movers in Orlando
Apartment Movers in Orlando, From Studios to 3 Bedrooms
An apartment move is a different job from a house move. The truck can’t always get close, the building has rules about when you can use the elevator, and the leasing office wants paperwork from your mover before anyone touches the front door. We sort all of that out before move day, so the day itself is just the move.
Orlando Express Movers is licensed and insured in Florida (Mover Registration IM2690) and rated 4.9 stars across 770+ Google reviews. You get a written estimate before you book and the same crew from the first box to the last.
Apartments We Move Every Week
- Garden-style walk-ups. Two and three story buildings without an elevator are everywhere in Orlando, so stairs are routine for our crews. Tell us the floor at both ends and we plan the crew size around it.
- Mid-rise and high-rise buildings. Downtown, Lake Nona and Baldwin Park buildings usually come with a loading dock, a reserved elevator window and a certificate of insurance requirement. We work inside all three.
- Student apartments near UCF. Many leases around Alafaya turn over in late July and August, so those dates fill early. A small load is priced as a small load, not as a full household.
- Studios and first apartments. A studio is usually 2 movers and 2 to 3 hours. Good for a first move out, a lease change or a move in with a partner.
- Gated communities and townhomes. Send us the gate code or the leasing office contact and we sort access before the truck arrives.
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What We Sort Out Before Move Day
Most apartment moves that go wrong go wrong at 8 a.m. at the front door. When you book, we run through this list with you.
- Certificate of insurance. Most complexes and condo associations ask for one. Send us the property manager’s email and the COI goes to them directly, before move day.
- Elevator reservation. We coordinate the move window with the office and load the big pieces first, while the elevator is yours.
- Where the truck parks. The walk from the truck to your door matters more than the floor number. Tell us about loading zones, garages and gate access, and we plan the carry before we arrive.
- Move-in and move-out hours. Many buildings only allow moves on certain days or between set hours. Your crew is booked inside that window.
- Protecting the building. Hallways, door frames and floors get padded at both ends, which is also how you keep your security deposit.
What an Apartment Move Costs in Orlando
These are typical 2026 prices for a licensed, full-service Orlando mover with a truck, not a fixed price list. Most local apartment moves are billed by the hour, about $120 to $180 per hour for 2 movers and $175 to $240 per hour for 3, usually with a two hour minimum and a one time truck and fuel fee of $75 to $150. Labor-only help and budget crews can come in lower. Typical totals:
- Studio. $350 to $550, 2 movers, 2 to 3 hours.
- 1 bedroom. $500 to $750, 2 movers, 3 to 4 hours.
- 2 bedroom. $750 to $1,100, 2 to 3 movers, 4 to 5 hours.
- 3 bedroom. $1,400 to $2,200, 3 to 4 movers, 5 to 8 hours.
What moves the number: stairs at both ends, a long walk from the truck, and an elevator shared with other residents all add time. Tell us the floor, the elevator situation and where the truck can park, and your free written estimate is based on your actual move. More detail is in our Orlando moving cost guide.
Apartment Moving Questions
Do you send the certificate of insurance to my building?
Yes. Give us the property manager’s email and the requirements, and the COI is there before move day.
Do you reserve the elevator?
We coordinate the window with the office. Some buildings only let the resident book it, and in that case we tell you exactly which window to ask for.
How far ahead should I book an apartment move?
Two to three weeks. The last and first days of the month fill first because that is when leases turn over, and mid week in mid month is the easiest time to get the date you want.
Can you move just a few things?
Yes, with the two hour minimum. If you only need help loading a rental truck or a container, see our labor-only moving help.
Will you take apart my bed and furniture?
Yes. Beds, tables and desks are taken apart and rebuilt in the new apartment. See furniture assembly and disassembly.
Can you pack for me?
Yes, full, partial or fragile only packing and unpacking, with materials included.
Ready to book? Call (321) 304-0386 or request a free quote online.