Boca Moving CompanyMovers in Parkland and Coral Springs
Boca Moving Company moves family homes, townhomes and condos in Parkland and Coral Springs, with the gate list, your HOA's rules and the city's rules handled before moving day. You get a written, itemized estimate before any work starts, and a $250 deposit holds a local move date.
Two neighboring cities with the same birthday
Parkland and Coral Springs were both chartered on July 10, 1963, and they share a long border in northwest Broward County.
Coral Springs is a planned city. Fort Lauderdale builders James S. Hunt and Joe Taravella of Coral Ridge Properties set out to build it from the ground up on what had been a bean farm and cattle field, and the company set strict landscaping and sign laws. The city still has strict building codes. Today it covers 24 square miles and had 134,394 residents in the 2020 census.
Parkland sits just north, with its northern boundary on the Palm Beach County line. Its zoning is designed to protect the city's park-like character, and it has deep equestrian roots: in its first decade, horses outnumbered residents. The city's Equestrian Center at Temple Park, on Ranch Road, is still part of that life. Today more than 35,000 people live in Parkland, many in large planned neighborhoods such as Heron Bay and Parkland Isles.
Gates, HOAs and what we handle
Heron Bay in Parkland is a gated community of single-family homes, condos and townhomes, and Eagle Trace in Coral Springs is a gated community built around a golf course. Turtle Run in Coral Springs has an HOA that includes security. Each association writes its own rules, so we ask for yours before we book the crew.
- Gate list: the crew and truck are registered with the gate ahead of time.
- Move days and hours: we schedule the crew inside the window your association allows.
- Truck size and parking: we pick the truck and the loading spot to fit your street and your rules.
- Certificate of insurance: sent to your manager if your association or condo building asks for one.
- Elevators and common areas: in condo buildings we coordinate the elevator with the manager and pad what the building requires.
Coral Springs city rules that affect moving day
If you plan to pack into a portable storage container before the move, Coral Springs asks for an application and approval first. A unit can stay on a residential site for no more than ten consecutive days once a year, or five consecutive days twice a year. It must sit in the driveway, at least ten feet back from the front property line, and all units together cannot exceed 130 square feet.
For what you are not taking, single-family homes get weekly bulk collection. Items can go within five feet of the street no earlier than 7 p.m. the day before and no later than 7 a.m. on collection day, the pile should not exceed 6 cubic yards, and mirrors and glass must be boxed or wrapped. Condo and townhome residents should check with their HOA.
Moving with the school calendar
Broward County Public Schools runs 3 high schools, 4 middle schools and 12 elementary schools inside Coral Springs, and many Parkland families plan their lives around the same calendar. The 2026 to 2027 school year runs from Monday, August 10, 2026 to Friday, May 28, 2027. If you want to move between school years, ask for your date early so you have more choice.
Moving between Parkland, Coral Springs and Palm Beach County
Many moves here cross the county line. Parkland borders West Boca Raton to the north, and the Sawgrass Expressway, a 24-mile all-electronic toll road paid by SunPass or toll-by-plate, runs through Coral Springs and along the Parkland border on its way between the I-75 and I-595 interchange in Sunrise and Deerfield Beach. A move from Parkland or Coral Springs to Boca Raton, Delray Beach or anywhere in Palm Beach and Broward counties is a local move, priced the same as any other local move.
Moving out of state? Boca Moving Company holds its own federal authority for interstate household goods moves (U.S. DOT No. 4320562, MC-1685659). Every long distance move starts with a survey of your goods, in person or by live video, and a written estimate that says on its face whether it is binding or non-binding. You receive the federal booklet Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move with your estimate. Once you sign, a deposit of 35% of the estimate total reserves your date.
What a Parkland or Coral Springs move costs
Local moves within Palm Beach and Broward counties are priced by the hour: from $170 an hour with 2 movers or $230 with 3 movers, with a 3-hour minimum that includes 1 hour of travel, plus $120 for fuel. Homes with 4 or more bedrooms and moves with packing get a video or in-home estimate first, so the price fits the job.
The written estimate you sign before the move is your price. A $250 deposit holds a local date.
Questions about moving in Parkland and Coral Springs
Do you move between Parkland and Boca Raton?
Yes. Parkland's northern boundary is the Palm Beach County line, and a move across it to Boca Raton or anywhere in Palm Beach and Broward counties is a local move. It is priced the same as any other local move.
Can I use a portable storage container at my Coral Springs home?
Coral Springs asks for an application first. A unit can stay no more than ten consecutive days once a year, or five consecutive days twice a year, in the driveway at least ten feet from the front property line.
Do you move homes in gated communities like Heron Bay?
Yes. Send us your association's moving rules or your manager's email. We get the crew and truck on the gate list, schedule inside your community's hours and send a certificate of insurance if your association asks for one.
When should a family move between school years?
The Broward County Public Schools year runs from August 10, 2026 to May 28, 2027, so the summer window is late May to early August. Ask for your date early so you have more choice.
What can I put out for bulk pickup in Coral Springs before the move?
Single-family homes can set out couches, chairs, mattresses, tables and appliances, up to 6 cubic yards, from 7 p.m. the day before collection. Refrigerators need their doors and Freon removed. Condo and townhome residents should ask their HOA.
Is Boca Moving Company licensed?
Yes. Boca Moving and Storage LLC, U.S. DOT No. 4320562 and MC-1685659 for interstate moves, and Fla. Mover Reg. No. IM3963 with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for moves within Florida. You can check the federal number yourself on the FMCSA SAFER system.