Other services we provide include:

1. Dedicated Coordination Expert: Relocation can be a stressful process.  It’s our mission to make your auto relocation as easy as possible.  All our customers are assigned a relocation coordinator whose main objective is to anticipate and accommodate your every need.  Your coordinator will be dedicated to you from pick up to delivery, ensuring that your car is where you want it, when you want i

2. 24/7 On-call Communication: Have questions or concerns while your vehicle’s in transit? No problem! Our team is cross-trained in all aspects of relocation, so you receive excellent service no matter who answers your call, and no matter what time. Our staff is on call 24/7.

3. Logistics & Freight Transportation: Even if you have a vehicle on your hands that seems  unlikely…or even impossible to move, we are confident we can make it work! We classify anything outside of the typical automobile transport as an “FAK” (freight of any kind). This means big, heavy or awkward shaped items such as farm equipment, military freight, trailers, RVs and more.  Our logistics team has the experience  to oversee the evaluation, planning, scheduling and all the other details to move rare, and oddly-sized items.

4. Same-Day Pick Up & Delivery: For transports under 300 miles we also offer same-day pick up, as well as same-day delivery. Plans change, and things come up so we are here to accommodate your needs for those last-minute, large item transfers.

5. Door-to-Door Service:  We are happy to arrange door-to-door service for an extra special white glove experience or simply to remove any extra hassle. With door-to-door transport, you don’t have to go to a terminal to ship or pick up your vehicle.

We pick vehicles up at, and deliver to:

• Residences
• Offices or 
• Any other designated place for your convenience 

But please note, pickup and delivery is subject to accessibility and local laws.

6. Guaranteed Transport Times: We’re able to provide a range of guaranteed timelines and work closely with our team and customers throughout the pre-planning and transportation stages to make sure the anticipated delivery needs are able to be met.  It’s our mission to  deliver as promised and stand by our commitment to the highest quality of service at all times.

Because shipping to Florida is so popular here’s a few helpful tips to keep in mind:

1. Choose a port closest to where you’ll be staying. The Sunshine State has a lot of different things to see and do, but it helps ease the process if you choose a pick-up location in the region you plan to spend the most time.

Some of the most popular Florida vehicle transport ports include:

• Port of Fort Pierce
• Port of Miami
• Port of Jacksonville
• Port Everglades
• Tampa Port Authority
• Port Canaveral
• Port of Key West
• Port of Pensacola
• Port of St. Petersburg
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Don’t forget to prep! There are several things you’ll be required to do to make sure your car is prepped and ready for transport, but one of the most important things you’ll want to consider when transporting to Florida is weather prepping. It can get very hot in Florida, so  if your car has a custom paint job, you may want to consider choosing an enclosed auto transport to minimize exposure during transport.

Here’s a helpful checklist of other things you’ll need to do to get your car ready for its trip:

• Tidy up:  Inspection goes much more quickly when your vehicle is as clean as possible — inside and out. A clean car also helps our team run a more efficient evaluation of the vehicle prior to transporting.
• Fill ‘er up:  For a domestic relocation the gas tank should be at least a quarter full, but no more than half- full.
• Watch out for antennas & remove extras: All external antennas should be lowered and/or removed, including temporary antennas. Additional items and equipment such as luggage, sports equipment and anything not permanently attached to the vehicle should be removed. Personal items cannot be transported in the vehicle and are prohibited by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT).

Note: Keep in mind that stored personal items can also  add to the overall weight of your vehicle, which risks both damage, rejection or additional fees.

Also, all after-market accessories including spoilers, caps, canopies, harnesses, camper shells, etc should be removed.

• Include a spare set of keys:  The US DOT requires the carrier to have one set of keys for all entry points (e.g. the ignition, trunk and glove box keys). If the vehicle can be accessed without a remote, please remove any remote or key fob from the key chain that is provided to the carrier.
• Disarm car alarms: Turn off all alarms and include any additional instructions for your carrier for locks or other alerts. If your transporter doesn’t have instructions, this can cause issues such as a drained battery and can ultimately lead to delays.