Tampa is our signature long-haul, the Pennsylvania-to-Florida route that Main Line families have been taking for generations as they downsize and trade nor’easters for the Gulf Coast. At roughly 1,050 miles it’s a true multi-day move: we load in Wayne, run I-95 south through the Mid-Atlantic and Carolinas, pick up I-75 across Georgia and into Florida, and deliver on a scheduled window we set at booking and hold to.
Heading out of state? movers in Wayne runs the whole haul on one truck and one flat price.
We run this lane often enough that the long pull is routine, and we plan it for the things that actually matter on a Florida retiree move. That means real packing for the china, the artwork, and the antiques that families have carried through generations of Main Line stone houses, and a delivery timed so you aren’t camped in an empty Tampa, Sarasota, or Clearwater home waiting on a truck that’s days behind. Our long-distance lead crew chief drives it personally rather than handing it to a fill-in.
The single biggest reason people pick us for Florida is that it stays one crew and one truck the entire way. Nothing gets transferred onto another company’s trailer, nothing is re-handled at a depot, and nobody you’ve never met shows up at the far end. You get one binding flat rate that covers the full 1,050-mile drive, tolls, fuel, and the crew loading in Pennsylvania and unloading in Florida, with a $150 deposit holding your date and credited to the final bill.
What the Tampa move includes
- Scheduled delivery window set at booking and kept
- Long-haul packing for antiques, china, and artwork
- One Premier crew and one truck, no depot transfer
- Long-distance lead crew chief drives the route himself
- Full wrap, disassembly, and reassembly at both ends
- Binding flat rate covering the full drive and fuel
What to expect on this route · ~1050 mi
The same crew and truck carry the whole haul, GPS-tracked from door to door, on one binding written rate. We name your delivery day and keep it — no other hands ever touch the load, and the figure we wrote down is the figure you settle.