Licensed Florida (FDACS) mover• Est. 2013• Lake Worth & Palm Beach County• 4.9★ / 32 reviews
Long-haul move across state lines · Lake Worth to Orlando, FL

Relocating from Lake Worth to Orlando

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01 Overview

Orlando is the move South Floridians make without ever leaving the state, and it is the shortest long-distance run on our board. The same Sawgrass crew that wraps your furniture in Lake Worth drives it the whole way and carries it into your new place in Orlando — one truck, one team, no handoff at a depot.

Leaving Florida for good? Lake Worth movers keeps the whole haul on one truck with one crew, the price locked in writing before we load.

The drive: Florida’s Turnpike straight up the middle

From Lake Worth we pick up Florida’s Turnpike and run northwest through the citrus country and ranchland of central Florida, roughly 165 miles to the Orlando metro. It is an easy, toll-paid corridor with predictable traffic, so a morning load almost always means an afternoon unload. We watch the wet-season afternoon storms in summer and load early to stay ahead of them.

Who makes this move

  • Palm Beach County families chasing jobs in tourism, healthcare, and the Lake Nona medical and tech cluster.
  • Retirees trading a coastal condo for a quieter Central Florida 55-plus community.
  • Snowbirds consolidating into a single inland home base.
  • Young households leaving the high cost of the Palm Beaches for more square footage up I-4.

What changes when you get there

You trade the ocean breeze and Intracoastal humidity for an inland climate that swings a few degrees hotter in summer and a touch cooler on winter nights. You are away from the immediate Atlantic hurricane storm-surge zone, though Central Florida still gets its share of the June through November wet season. Lake Worth’s slab-on-grade CBS homes give way to a mix of newer subdivisions and older blocks around the city core.

How we keep it flat-rate

Because Orlando is close, we can be precise. We walk every room, count the boxes, note the freight-elevator or stair situation on both ends, and hand you one number. Booking takes $115 down, and that amount is deducted right off your final bill. Standard released-value protection runs $0.60 per pound, with full-value coverage available and up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage per shipment.

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How this run goes · ~165 mi

One crew and one truck handle the whole haul north out of Lake Worth, GPS-tracked door to door on one binding flat rate. The delivery day we promise is the delivery day we keep — your load passes through no other hands, and the figure written down is the figure you settle.

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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
03 Reviews

From customers on the long hauls

★★★★☆

“Carmen and Omar were teriffic to work with.”

— Rob L., Century Village · Google
★★★★★

“Their communication was on point. Showed up when they said they would, even in the pouring rain. Great job guys!!”

— Jim S., Palm Springs · Google
★★★★★

“Luis, Omar, and Kyle were so fantastic. I couldn’t be happier. We definitely recommend them and will be using them again.”

— Tom K., Mizner Park · Google
04 Good to know

Questions we hear about this route

Lake Worth to Orlando — how many days on the road?
It is a short interstate-style haul that stays inside Florida. Our crew loads in Palm Beach County in the morning, runs Florida's Turnpike up through the middle of the state, and we are usually unloading in Orlando the same afternoon. For larger homes we still finish in a single day.
Is the Orlando price a real flat number or an hourly estimate?
It is a flat, binding number. Once Marco or Carmen has walked your inventory, the figure we put in writing is the figure you pay. There is no hourly meter ticking on the Turnpike and no surprise line item when the truck doors open in Orlando.
Why might two Orlando moves be priced differently?
Bedroom count and total weight do most of the work, then access on both ends. A third-floor walk-up in Lake Worth or a gated theme-park-area community with a long carry will sit toward the top of its band; a ground-floor condo with easy truck parking sits near the bottom.

Making this run? Let us price it.

Send the details and we will put the haul in writing — one crew, one truck, door to door up I-95.

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