What is Go Top Notch Movers?

Go Top Notch Movers offers local and interstate moving, packing, and storage in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Hollywood, across 20 pages.

How do I get a moving quote in South Florida?

Call us or send the quote form with your pickup and delivery addresses, the size of your home, the date you have in mind and anything unusual such as stairs, a piano or a long carry. We then send a written estimate, free and with no obligation.

Are your estimates free?

Yes. Local estimates are free, and for larger homes and commercial moves we will walk through the space or review a detailed inventory at no cost. You only pay when you book a move.

Is your price guaranteed or by the hour?

Local moves are priced by the hour with a crew and a truck, and we give you an honest time range based on your home and the access at both ends. Long-distance moves are quoted as a flat rate, so the price does not change with traffic, fuel or weight surprises.

Do I need to pay a deposit to book?

No deposit is required for a standard local move. Long-distance and commercial bookings can require a small deposit to hold a truck and a date, and if one applies it is stated clearly in writing before you commit.

What can make the final bill higher than the estimate?

The honest answers are extra items added on the day, extra stops, long carries over 75 feet, or stairs and elevators that were not mentioned when we quoted. Tell us about those upfront and they are priced into the estimate instead of added at the end.

How far in advance should I book a local move?

One to two weeks is comfortable for a weekday move, and two to three weeks for a Saturday or a move at the end of the month. We do take same-week requests whenever a crew and truck are open.

Do you provide boxes and moving supplies?

Yes. Boxes, tape, packing paper, dividers and wardrobe boxes are available, either included in a packing service or delivered to you if you prefer to pack yourself.

How long does a local move take?

A studio or one-bedroom apartment usually takes three to five hours with two movers. A two-bedroom home runs five to eight hours, and a three or four-bedroom house generally needs a full day with a three-mover crew and two trucks.

Can you move me on a weekend or in the evening?

Yes. Saturdays are our busiest day, and Sunday and evening moves are available by appointment. For commercial clients we regularly work after hours and through the weekend.

Are you licensed for interstate moving?

We handle long-distance and interstate moves with the required federal registration for the move, and we will send you the registration details in writing with your estimate so you can verify them before booking.

How is a long-distance move priced?

By the weight and volume of your inventory and the distance travelled, quoted as a flat rate. You get a written estimate before booking and the price does not change for fuel or traffic.

Will my belongings be on the truck with someone else’s?

Only if you choose a shared or partial load, which is the lower-cost option for small shipments. Full loads travel on a dedicated truck, and we tell you which one your quote is for.

Can you store my furniture until my new home is ready?

Yes. Storage-in-transit lets your load wait in our secure, climate-controlled storage in South Florida and then be delivered once your closing or lease date is confirmed.

How should I prepare for moving day?

Clear the path to the door, empty and defrost the refrigerator the night before, keep valuables, medications and documents with you, and set aside the items you are taking in your own car. Everything else, leave to the crew.

Do you move plants and perishable food?

We can move most potted plants on short local moves, though they travel better in your own car. Refrigerated and frozen food should be emptied or moved in coolers, and long-distance moves cannot carry perishables.

What items can you not move?

We cannot transport flammable or hazardous materials such as propane tanks, gasoline, paint thinners, aerosols, ammunition or fireworks. If you are unsure about something, ask us before moving day and we will tell you how to handle it.

Can you move a piano, safe or large artwork?

Yes. These are specialty items and we quote them individually based on weight and access, with the right equipment and enough crew to move them without damage to the item or your home.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. We are a registered Florida moving company carrying cargo and liability coverage, and we will provide proof of insurance and a certificate of insurance for your building or HOA on request.

What happens if something is damaged?

Tell your crew leader before they leave and note it on the paperwork. We photograph and document the item, then handle the claim through our coverage. We would rather repair or replace it properly than argue about it.

Do you use your own employees or day labor?

Our crews work for us, in uniform, trained on the equipment we put in your home. We do not hand your move to whoever is available at a corner that morning.

Do you speak Spanish?

Yes, Se Habla Español. Several members of our team are fully bilingual, so you can explain exactly what matters to you in the language you are most comfortable in.

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Questions & answers

Everything people ask us before they move

Pricing, booking windows, packing, storage, insurance and moving day itself. These are the questions we answer on the phone every week, written out in full so you can plan with real numbers and real timelines.

Estimates & Pricing

Local Moves in South Florida

Long-Distance & Interstate Moves

Packing, Preparation & Supplies

Protection, Insurance & Trust

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Still have a question?

Call us and ask. We would rather answer five questions now than surprise you on moving day.

Call +1 (754) 245-7750 Request a free estimate