Licensed Florida (FDACS) mover Est. 2013 Lake Worth & Palm Beach County 4.9★ / 32 reviews
About Sawgrass Moving and Relocation

About Sawgrass Moving and Relocation | Lake Worth, FL

Spare us sixty seconds with the form — and a binding flat rate, put in writing, makes its way back to you before the business day is out

We send a written number back the same business day. Free estimate, no obligation. Whatever you share stays with our Lake Worth office — it is never sold off or handed to a broker.

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An honest flat-rate crew, born in Palm Beach County

Sawgrass Moving and Relocation started in 2013 in a Lake Worth warehouse with one truck and a simple complaint about how local moving worked. Owner Marco Delgado had spent years in warehouse and logistics work around the Palm Beaches, and he kept hearing the same story from neighbors: a quote on the phone, then an hourly clock that somehow stretched past every estimate, then a bill nobody recognized. He thought South Florida deserved a mover that just told you the number and stood by it.

That is still the whole idea. We are a real, licensed Florida moving company, not a booking middleman. We hold Florida FDACS intrastate moving registration and USDOT/MC authority for interstate work, we run our own fleet, and we put our own uniformed bilingual crews on every job. When you book Sawgrass, you get Sawgrass at both ends of the move.

The people who show up

Marco still works the schedule and walks the bigger jobs himself. Carmen Ruiz runs the office: scheduling, billing, and the certificate-of-insurance paperwork that the high-rise condos along the Intracoastal demand before move day. Trevor Nash runs the daily truck board out of dispatch, matching crews and routes to the calendar. On the trucks, our crew chiefs each have a specialty: Luis Ferrer leads piano and specialty items, Omar Castillo runs the long-haul crews heading up I-95 and the Turnpike, and Kyle Stockton handles the high-rise and stair-heavy jobs where freight-elevator timing and dock slots make or break the day. Behind them is a crew of thirteen movers, eighteen of us in all.

Why Palm Beach County trusts us

  • Flat-rate pricing locked before the truck rolls, so the bill never outruns the quote
  • Bilingual EN/ES crews on every job, comfortable in gated 55-plus communities and oceanfront towers alike
  • Deep familiarity with HOA move-in windows, COI requirements, freight elevators, and dock rules
  • Crews trained to work the heat and the June-through-November storm season safely
  • One company, one crew, our own insurance, from first box to last

We are not the biggest van line in the state, and we like it that way. Sawgrass is small enough that Marco knows the jobs and big enough to put eighteen experienced people on the road. If you want a straight number and a crew that treats your terrazzo and your tile roof like their own, that is what we do.

Marco Delgado, owner of Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
The owner

Marco Delgado — 13 years moving households across Palm Beach County

“I wanted to give snowbirds and locals an honest flat-rate crew instead of an hourly clock that never stops”

Grew up in Palm Beach County. Marco stays close to every job, so the number you are quoted holds and the bilingual crew at your door is one Sawgrass built and trained from the ground up.

Meet Marco & the crew →

01 The team

When move day arrives, here are the faces who will roll up to your door

Luis Ferrer — Lead Crew Chief at Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
Luis Ferrer
Lead Crew Chief
Omar Castillo — Crew Chief at Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
Omar Castillo
Crew Chief
Kyle Stockton — Crew Chief at Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
Kyle Stockton
Crew Chief
Carmen Ruiz — Office Manager at Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
Carmen Ruiz
Office Manager
Trevor Nash — Dispatcher at Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
Trevor Nash
Dispatcher
02 Why us

Whatever name is painted on the truck is the same name signed on your contract

Book Sawgrass and the truck at your curb is ours, the paperwork is ours, and the bilingual crew wheeling your sofa onto the condo freight elevator draws a Palm Beach County paycheck from us — your move is never sold off. A broker runs the opposite way: they shop your job to whoever underbids that week, then vanish from the picture.

Sawgrass Moving and Relocation
  • The trucks belong to us and so do the full-time, background-checked movers riding in them — we never staff a job with day labor scraped off a listing board
  • Whatever figure we put on paper is the figure you settle — locked in, signed, and exact to the dollar
  • One unchanged crew, from the first box hoisted onto the truck to the last one carried through your new door
  • Florida (FDACS) intrastate moving registration, USDOT/MC on the books for interstate runs, and every single job backed by full insurance and up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage
  • One Lake Worth office and one point of contact, from your first call to the last box set down
What a broker does
  • Hands your move off to whatever outfit happens to undercut the rest that week
  • Allows the price to balloon the day of the move, padded with extras that were never raised beforehand
  • Sends a crew you have not exchanged a single word with up your staircase, your whole household in their hands
  • Keeps it vague about which insurance policy actually covers a TV that hits the floor
  • Stands a call center in your way, so reaching whoever eventually turns up to load is a maze

There is a reason Lake Worth and the wider Palm Beaches book Sawgrass Moving and Relocation again and again.

Grab a free estimate, meet the crew, and see flat-rate pricing the way an owner-run, bilingual outfit does it — plain numbers, no games.

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