Coral Ridge Movers
Local, Intrastate & Long-Distance Moving in Fort Lauderdale's Coral Ridge, FL
Coral Ridge is 1,350 homes on wide grid streets between the Intracoastal and the Middle River and most of the ones changing hands right now are either 1950s ranches with 30-inch doorframes or brand-new builds with nothing but a driveway to load from. We plan both. Six blocks to Bayview Drive or 1,300 miles to New York: same crew, same written price.
- 4.9/5 Rating
- USDOT #3699092
- MC #1293570
- Est. 2015
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The neighbourhood, the way a crew reads it
Coral Ridge Is Three Different Moves — Which One Is Yours?
The Coral Ridge Association has drawn the same boundaries since 1949: East Sunrise Boulevard north to East Oakland Park Boulevard, the Intracoastal Waterway west to the Middle River. Roughly 1,350 single-family homes on lots of about 10,000 square feet, plus a handful of duplexes, townhomes and a ring of condos on the perimeter, across ZIPs 33304, 33305 and 33306. Bayview Drive runs straight through the middle of it, north to south, and the City’s own mobility plan calls it the neighbourhood’s main thoroughfare and the parallel route to Federal Highway. That’s the map. Here’s how it actually divides on move day.
Group 01 · Waterfront canal frontage
East of Bayview Drive — the Waterfront Streets
Most properties east of Bayview sit on finger canals with direct ocean access and no fixed bridges between the dock and the Intracoastal. Homes here carry the highest values in Coral Ridge — Redfin’s July 2026 median sale for the neighbourhood was $1,474,497, up 34% year on year, and the waterfront pulls that number.
Operationally they’re wide, deep lots on quiet dead-end streets. Long driveways, big garages, outdoor kitchens, dock equipment and marine gear. The carry is short; the inventory is heavy.
- NE 26th Court
- NE 27th Street
- NE 30th Street
Group 02 · Fixed-bridge waterway
West of Bayview Drive — the Middle River Side
Homes along the Middle River sit behind the fixed bridge at Sunrise Boulevard — about 9 feet of clearance for boats, which is why you’ll see centre-consoles and paddleboards here rather than sportfishers.
Middle River Drive and the streets off it are where the original 1950s and 1960s housing stock is densest, and where the teardown cycle is loudest.
- Middle River Drive
Group 03 · Interior single-family
The Interior Grid — Where Most of Coral Ridge Actually Lives
Between the two water edges is a classic Fort Lauderdale grid: the numbered streets and terraces from NE 12th up to NE 30th. Dry lots, mature canopy, driveways, and a housing mix that ranges from untouched ranch to fully rebuilt.
This is where Bayview Elementary is, and it’s where families with school-calendar deadlines are moving in and out.
- NE 26th Avenue
- NE 27th Avenue
- NE 12th–NE 30th Streets & Terraces
- Bayview Elementary area
Group 04 · Condo & association
The Condo Perimeter
Coral Ridge’s condos sit on its edges, not its interior. 3000 Waterside (3000 E Oakland Park Blvd, 33306) is an 18-storey Intracoastal tower at the northeast corner, currently under construction with 13 private boat docks and zoned to Bayview Elementary — when it delivers, it will generate a concentrated wave of move-ins under a single association’s rules. Riva (1180 N Federal Hwy), 15 storeys and 100 residences completed in 2018, sits on the west bank of the Middle River directly across from George English Park, on the neighbourhood’s southwest edge.
Both run on certificates of insurance, elevator reservations and permitted hours. Give us the building name at quote stage and we obtain the rules from the association before we price the job.
Also serving
- Coral Ridge Country Club Estates
- Bay Colony
- Coral Ridge Isles
- Lake Ridge
- Sunrise Intracoastal
- Middle River Terrace
- Wilton Manors
Moving from Las Olas or Victoria Park instead? See our Las Olas Isles moving guide. For the wider city, see Fort Lauderdale movers.
Truck placement on Coral Ridge’s grid streets is planned around canopy clearance and curb parking rules before move day.
Condo loading at 3000 Waterside and Riva runs on the association’s elevator window.
The operational reality
What Makes a Coral Ridge Move Different
Coral Ridge doesn’t have the Las Olas problem — no single-access isles, no tide table deciding your driveway. It has four quieter problems that a mover who hasn’t worked here bills you for after the fact.
Where the Truck Is Allowed to Be — and for How Long
Fort Lauderdale’s Unified Land Development Regulations, Section 47-34.4, prohibit parking or storing a commercial vehicle in any right-of-way inside a residentially zoned district — except while it is “actively and temporarily engaged in rendering a business or commercial service to the residential property next to the right-of-way.” A moving truck loading your home at the curb is legal. A moving truck left on your street overnight because the mover ran out of daylight, or because it’s staging for a second day, is not. Every Coral Ridge street is residentially zoned. We plan the day so the truck is working while it’s parked and gone when it isn’t.
The same code’s overnight rule bars specified commercial vehicles on residential property between 9 PM and 6 AM unless they’re screened from the street. A loaded truck parked in your driveway “until tomorrow” is exactly the scenario that rule exists for.
The Canopy Is Protected, and We Can’t Touch It
Coral Ridge’s mature tree cover is the reason the streets look the way they do — and it’s the reason a 13-foot-6 box truck sometimes can’t reach the front door. Here’s what most movers don’t know: City of Fort Lauderdale Code, Chapter 25, Article V, makes it unlawful to cut, prune, break or injure any living tree in a public street or park without a written permit from the City. Removing or relocating a tree on private property needs a landscape permit under ULDR Section 47-21, and any commercial trimming in the city has to be done by a licensed Broward Tree Trimmer to ANSI A300 standard. In plain terms: a moving crew cannot legally trim a swale tree to make clearance for the truck, and we won’t pretend otherwise. We assess clearance before move day, and if the answer is a shorter truck or a longer carry, we say so in the estimate — not at 8 AM with the neighbours watching.
1950s Doorframes Versus 2020s Furniture
The original Coral Ridge ranches were built with narrower hallways and door openings than anything built after 2000. They were also built for furniture that was smaller. A modern 96-inch sectional, a king platform bed, a Sub-Zero panel fridge, a 75-inch television — these come out of a 1958 house through openings that were never sized for them. Disassembly, door removal, and blanket-and-stretch wrapping in the room rather than at the truck are standard here, and they’re priced into the quote rather than added as a “difficult access” line at the end of the day.
Two Drawbridges, and You Probably Won’t Cross Either
Coral Ridge is mainland. The East Oakland Park Boulevard bridge (Intracoastal mile 1060.5) and the East Sunrise Boulevard bridge (mile 1062.6) both sit on the neighbourhood’s eastern boundary, not between it and the rest of the city. A truck arriving from I-95, the Turnpike, downtown or our Ravenswood Road base never touches a drawbridge. Bridges only matter if the route runs to or from the barrier island — and then the schedule is fixed by federal regulation, 33 CFR 117.261: Oakland Park opens on the quarter-hour and three-quarter-hour; Sunrise opens on the hour and half-hour. Two bridges, opposite cycles, bracketing the neighbourhood. If one is about to open, the other one isn’t — which is why we route beach-side moves through whichever crossing is closed for the next fifteen minutes.
One footnote worth knowing for May moves: on the first weekend in May both bridges are permitted to stay closed from 4 to 6 PM on Saturday and Sunday for the Fort Lauderdale Air Show.
Carrier, not broker
Why a Direct Carrier Matters More When the Contents Are Worth This Much
Same company, same licence numbers, from the estimate to the delivery.
Most of the companies advertising Fort Lauderdale moves online never put a truck on your street. They take the booking, then resell it to whichever hauler is cheapest that week — and you learn who that is when a stranger’s truck pulls up. With a $1.47 million median sale and contents to match, Coral Ridge is not the place to find out who bought your move.
Three Things to Check Before You Sign With Anyone in Coral Ridge
The truck itself. Fort Lauderdale Code Section 26-72 requires every commercial vehicle on a public street to carry the operator’s name and address in lettering at least three inches high on both sides. If the truck that shows up is unmarked, it’s a rental or a company that would rather you didn’t know who they are.
The registration that matches the move. Inside Florida, the mover needs an IM number you can look up on the FDACS licence portal. Across a state line, they need USDOT and MC numbers you can pull on FMCSA’s SAFER site — and the entity type on that record must say Carrier. If it says Broker, the company you’re paying is not the company moving you.
One question, out loud: “Who owns the truck that delivers my things?” A direct carrier answers in one word.
Moving Hub credentials
- Florida intrastate
- Fla. Mover Reg. No. IM150010
- Interstate authority
- USDOT #3699092 · MC #1293570
- Operating authority
- Motor Carrier
Our trucks, our employees, nothing farmed out. Moving Hub is the registered trade name of T&E Moving and Storage LLC.
Local, intrastate and interstate
Long-Distance and Interstate Movers Serving Las Olas
Plenty of Fort Lauderdale movers will carry your sofa across the bridge. Far fewer hold the federal authority to carry it across a state line — and the difference is a legal one, not a marketing one.
Moving Within Florida — Intrastate
Las Olas to Naples, Tampa, Orlando, Jacksonville or Key West never crosses a state line. These moves are regulated by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services under Chapter 507, Florida Statutes, and require a Florida mover registration — ours is IM150010. Your written estimate has to show the hourly rate, crew size, truck fee and every add-on before you sign it.
Moving Out of State — Interstate
Las Olas to New York, Atlanta, Charlotte, Dallas or Los Angeles is regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration under 49 CFR Part 375, with Part 371 governing brokers. It requires active USDOT and MC operating authority — ours are #3699092 and #1293570 — and it is priced on shipment weight and mileage rather than by the hour.
Every interstate shipment includes Released Value Protection at $0.60 per pound per article at no cost. That covers a 40-pound television at $24. On the kind of contents that leave a Las Olas Isles home, Full Value Protection is the upgrade worth taking, and we will tell you that plainly rather than let you discover the maths after a claim.
Where Las Olas Moves Actually Go
Broward County’s outbound moves are overwhelmingly within Florida — Palm Beach, Miami-Dade, Orange and St. Lucie counties lead by a wide margin. The leading out-of-state metro destination is Atlanta. We run both: intrastate Florida on a Florida registration, and out-of-state on federal authority, with the same crew and the same binding number.
See also: long distance movers in Florida and Fort Lauderdale to Orlando movers.
Interstate shipments leave Fort Lauderdale sealed on the same truck that delivers them.
| Common route from Las Olas | Type | Regulator |
|---|---|---|
| Las Olas to Naples / Tampa / Orlando | Intrastate | FDACS, Ch. 507 |
| Las Olas to Key West | Intrastate (both in Florida) | FDACS, Ch. 507 |
| Las Olas to Atlanta, GA | Interstate | FMCSA, 49 CFR 375 |
| Las Olas to Charlotte / Raleigh, NC | Interstate | FMCSA, 49 CFR 375 |
| Las Olas to New York / NJ | Interstate | FMCSA, 49 CFR 375 |
| Las Olas to Dallas / Houston, TX | Interstate | FMCSA, 49 CFR 375 |
No deposit to hold your date · Binding written estimate · Licensed direct carrier · Mon–Sat, 9 AM–8 PM
Transparent pricing
What Do Coral Ridge Movers Cost?
Go and look — not one of the pages ranking for Fort Lauderdale neighbourhood moves publishes a price. These are ours, and they’re real ranges.
Local & Intrastate Moves from Coral Ridge
| Home size | Crew | Typical cost |
|---|---|---|
| Condo / townhome, 1–2 bed | 2–3 movers | $1,000 – $2,100 |
| Single-family, 3 bed (original or renovated) | 3–4 movers | $1,700 – $3,300 |
| Single-family, 4–5 bed | 4–5 movers | $2,700 – $5,400 |
| Waterfront estate / new build, 5+ bed | 5+ movers | $5,000 – $10,000+ |
Last updated September 2026. Coral Ridge pricing sits slightly below Las Olas Isles for equivalent home sizes — driveways and grid streets shorten the carry — and above the Fort Lauderdale average because of home size and contents. Your binding estimate is based on your actual inventory and access.
Why Two Coral Ridge Houses With the Same Bedroom Count Get Different Quotes
- Original versus rebuilt. An untouched 1950s home means door removal, in-room disassembly and tighter carries. A new build means floor protection over unfinished landscaping. Both are priced at the walkthrough.
- Canopy clearance. If a full-size truck can’t get under the swale trees on your street, we tell you, we quote the alternative, and we don’t cut the tree.
- Storage during a rebuild. Split inventories are quoted as two deliveries from the start.
- Condo requirements at 3000 Waterside, Riva and the Oakland Park Boulevard buildings — elevator windows, COI limits, permitted hours.
- Timing. School-calendar windows in August and late May, plus month-end and weekends, cost more everywhere in Broward. Mid-month weekdays are cheapest.
- Marine and outdoor contents on the waterfront streets: dock boxes, outdoor kitchens, patio furniture that needs real wrapping.
Dock boxes, outdoor kitchens and patio furniture get real wrapping, not a blanket.
What We Don’t Charge For
There is no stair charge, no long-carry charge, no fuel surcharge, no heavy-item charge, no elevator charge and no “access difficulty” charge appearing on the invoice after the fact. If it isn’t on the estimate you signed, you don’t owe it.
Every move, as standard
What’s Included in Every Coral Ridge Move
- A crew of Moving Hub employees — vetted, trained, and on our payroll rather than hired for the day
- The truck and everything on it: fuel, dollies, blankets, stretch wrap, runners, and masonite sheets for freshly finished floors
- Take-apart and re-assembly of furniture, plus taking doors off and rehanging them where a 1950s opening demands it
- Protection on floors, thresholds, banisters and elevator cabs
- A parking plan that satisfies Section 47-34.4 — the truck is on your street only while it’s being loaded
- A tree-line check on your street before the day, so clearance is never improvised
- The COI paperwork handled with your builder or association
- Two-destination loading on rebuild moves, with the stored portion going to our facility
- Moisture barriers on wood, leather and electronics against Fort Lauderdale humidity
- Basic valuation on every move; Full Value Protection offered on every interstate one
- One written estimate that doesn’t change
Three steps
How a Moving Hub Coral Ridge Move Works
Quote — with your street and your house type on the record
Original, renovated or new build. East or west of Bayview. Condo or single-family. We price the access and the contents, not the bedroom count.
We clear the ground before move day
Canopy clearance checked. Truck placement decided. COI sent to the association or builder. Storage split confirmed if it’s a rebuild. Door removals identified at the walkthrough, not discovered on the day.
Move day
The crew turns up when we said. Runners and pads go down before a single item leaves its room. Everything is wrapped in place, loaded in the order agreed at the walkthrough, and on an interstate job the trailer is sealed and stays sealed until it reaches you. The paperwork you sign at the end matches the estimate you signed at the start.
Pianos and specialty items are priced and planned at quote stage.
One crew, one binding number, through to the last box.
Real People. Real Moves. Real Stories.
Answers
Coral Ridge Moving — Frequently Asked Questions
Seven questions Coral Ridge and Fort Lauderdale residents actually ask before they book.
How much do movers cost in Coral Ridge, Fort Lauderdale?
Most Coral Ridge moves run $1,000–$2,100 for a condo or townhome, $1,700–$3,300 for a three-bedroom home, and $2,700–$5,400 for four to five bedrooms. Waterfront estates and large new builds run higher. Pricing sits above the Fort Lauderdale average because of home size, and every quote is binding on your actual inventory.
Can a moving truck park on my street in Coral Ridge?
Yes, while it's working. Fort Lauderdale ULDR Section 47-34.4 bars commercial vehicles from residential rights-of-way except when actively providing a service to the adjacent property. A truck loading your home is legal; a truck left on the street overnight is not. We schedule the day so the truck is never parked idle on a Coral Ridge street.
Will the trees on my street stop the truck getting to my house?
Sometimes, and we'll know before move day. Fort Lauderdale's code makes it unlawful to cut or prune any tree in a public right-of-way without a City permit, so a crew cannot trim a swale tree for clearance. We assess your street in advance and quote a shorter truck or a longer carry if that's what the canopy requires.
Do the Sunrise or Oakland Park drawbridges affect a Coral Ridge move?
Usually not. Both bridges sit on the neighbourhood's eastern edge, so a truck from I-95, downtown or our Fort Lauderdale base never crosses one. They only matter for moves to or from the beach, where Oakland Park opens on the quarter-hours and Sunrise on the hour and half-hour under 33 CFR 117.261 — opposite cycles, so one is always closed.
I'm tearing down my Coral Ridge house and rebuilding. Can you store my belongings during construction?
Yes. We split your inventory at the walkthrough — what goes with you to the rental, what goes to storage, what needs climate control — and hold the storage portion in our own facility until the new house is ready. The same company that loads it out delivers it back. Rebuild moves are quoted as two deliveries from the start.
Do you protect new floors when moving into a new-construction home?
Yes, as standard. On a finished Coral Ridge new build we lay runners and masonite over every finished surface before the first item comes in, photograph the floors beforehand, and coordinate the certificate of insurance with the builder or association. Floor damage on a brand-new home is a claim against the builder we'd rather you never had to make.
Do you handle 3000 Waterside and Riva move-ins?
Yes. Both buildings, like every Fort Lauderdale condo, set their own certificate-of-insurance limits, elevator reservation windows and permitted move hours, and none of them publish those rules openly. Give us the building name when you request a quote and we obtain the requirements from the association directly before we price the job.
Ready to Move — Six Blocks or Six States?
Across Bayview Drive, into storage for the length of a rebuild, or 1,300 miles up I-95 — one company from the walkthrough to the last box, one crew, one price that holds. And a mover that looked at your tree line before it looked at your calendar.
Your date held with no deposit · The written estimate is the bill · Florida and federally licensed carrier · Mon–Sat, 9 to 8
Moving Hub · 5201 Ravenswood Road, Unit 115, Fort Lauderdale 33312 · about ten minutes from Coral Ridge via Sunrise Boulevard
Florida mover IM150010 · Federal carrier USDOT 3699092 · MC 1293570 · Insured · Rated 4.9 of 5
Fort Lauderdale areas served: Coral Ridge · Coral Ridge Country Club Estates · Bay Colony · Coral Ridge Isles · Lake Ridge · Sunrise Intracoastal · Las Olas · Las Olas Isles · Victoria Park · Rio Vista · Flagler Village · Downtown Fort Lauderdale · Wilton Manors