Movers in Weston, Florida
Boca Moving Company moves homes, townhomes and condos across Weston, with the gatehouse, your master and neighborhood association rules and the city's bulk pickup schedule planned before moving day. You get a written, itemized estimate before any work starts, and a $250 deposit holds a local move date.
A planned city at the edge of the Everglades
Weston was master-planned by Arvida/JMB Realty as a community first called Indian Trace, renamed Weston in the early 1980s, and incorporated as a city on September 3, 1996. Country Isles and Windmill Ranch were among the first sections finished, in 1984, while Bonaventure grew up as a separate development. By the 2020 census, 68,107 people lived here.
Weston sits on the western edge of Broward County, with the Everglades to the north and west, Sunrise to the northeast, Davie to the east and Southwest Ranches to the south. Interstate 75 runs along its eastern edge and becomes Alligator Alley along its northern edge. Association rules are the first thing we plan around here.
Master associations, sub-associations and the gatehouse
Many Weston neighborhoods have more than one layer of rules. Weston Hills is a good example: its 2,133 single-family homes sit between two 18-hole golf courses, a master association runs the gatehouse access system and reviews architectural changes, and six sub-associations each enforce their own covenants and rules. A move there can involve both sets of rules, so we ask for them early.
- Gate access: we register the crew and truck with the gatehouse ahead of time.
- Move days and hours: we schedule 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.
- Condo buildings: we coordinate the elevator and loading area with the manager and pad what the building requires.
Plan your clean-out around Weston's bulk pickup
Weston collects bulk items only four times a year, in January, April, July and October, and each section of the city has its own day of the month. That makes timing matter if you are clearing out before a move. Items go where you usually place your garbage cart by 7 a.m. on collection day, away from trees, mailboxes and cars. Furniture, mattresses, carpets and appliances are accepted, refrigerators and air conditioners only after a certified dealer removes the Freon, and electronics, including televisions, are not.
If your move falls between pickup months, the city offers a special bulk pickup for an extra fee, and Weston residents can take items to the Broward County drop-off center up to four times a month free of charge with proof of residency. For estate and downsizing moves, we can also haul away items that are not moving.
Family moves and the school year
Weston's public schools are part of Broward County Public Schools. Cypress Bay High School serves most of the city, along with six elementary schools and two middle schools. 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 Weston and Palm Beach County
The Sawgrass Expressway starts at the I-75 and I-595 interchange in neighboring Sunrise and runs 24 miles through Coral Springs and along the Parkland border to Deerfield Beach, as an all-electronic toll road paid by SunPass or toll-by-plate. A move from Weston to Boca Raton, Fort Lauderdale or anywhere in Palm Beach and Broward counties is a local move, priced the same as any other local move.
Moving out of state, or between Weston and a home up north for the season? 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 you do not need this season can wait in our storage vaults.
What a Weston 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 Weston
Do you move homes in gated Weston communities like Weston Hills?
Yes. Send us your master and sub-association moving rules, or your manager's email. We register the crew and truck with the gatehouse, schedule inside your community's hours and send a certificate of insurance if one is required.
When is bulk pickup in Weston?
Weston collects bulk items in January, April, July and October, and each section of the city has its own day. If your move falls in between, the city offers a special pickup for a fee, or you can use the Broward County drop-off center with proof of residency.
Is a move from Weston to Boca Raton a local move?
Yes. Moves within Palm Beach and Broward counties are local moves, 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.
Do you move condos and townhomes in Weston?
Yes. We send the certificate of insurance to your building or association, coordinate the elevator or loading area with the manager and schedule the crew inside the move window.
Can you move us out of state from Weston?
Yes, under our own federal authority, U.S. DOT No. 4320562 and MC-1685659. We survey your goods in person or by video, give you a written estimate, and a deposit of 35% of the estimate total reserves your date once you sign.
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.