Long distance movers from South Florida
Boca Moving Company moves households from Palm Beach and Broward to anywhere in the United States under its own federal authority (U.S. DOT No. 4320562, MC-1685659). Every interstate move starts with a survey of your goods and a written estimate.
What is included
- Written estimate after a survey of your goods
- Federal rights and responsibilities booklet
- Inventory of every item
- Delivery window agreed in writing
Your estimate, the way federal rules require
- We survey your goods in person or by live video before giving a written estimate.
- Your estimate states on its face whether it is binding or non-binding.
- On a non-binding estimate, you pay no more than 110% of the estimate at delivery to receive your goods; any balance is billed later.
- You receive the federal booklet Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move with your estimate.
Reserving a long distance date
Once you sign the written estimate, a deposit of 35% of the estimate total reserves your date. Cancellation and refund terms follow our interstate tariff, which comes with your estimate.
Protecting your belongings
Full value protection is the default for interstate moves. You can choose the lower released value option only by signing a written waiver. We explain both options in writing before your move.
Federal moving documents
Questions about long distance moving
Do you move outside Florida yourselves?
Yes. Boca Moving Company holds its own federal operating authority for interstate household goods moves, U.S. DOT No. 4320562 and MC-1685659.
What is a binding estimate?
A binding estimate is the price you pay for the services listed, as long as nothing is added. A non-binding estimate can change with the actual weight or services, but at delivery you pay no more than 110% of it to receive your goods.