Where we work, by the mile marker
The Keys are read by mile marker, counting down from Florida City to Key West. Here’s our range, top to bottom:
- Key West (MM0–MM4) — home base territory: Old Town and the conch houses off Duval, Bahama Village, Truman Annex, Casa Marina, New Town, and the Historic Seaport. Tight one-way lanes, no driveways, second-floor walk-ups.
- Stock Island (MM5) — the working island where our warehouse sits. Marinas, boatyards, and more room to maneuver a truck than Old Town allows.
- Big Pine Key (MM30) — the Lower Keys, the National Key Deer Refuge, stilt homes, and a slower pace. Raised houses mean stairs, so we plan for it.
- Marathon (MM50) — the Middle Keys at the foot of the Seven Mile Bridge, full of vacation homes and second residences that move on and off the island.
- Key Largo (MM100) — the Upper Keys and the closest Key to the mainland, the dive capital, and the gateway to and from Florida City.
One road in, one road out
From Key West to Florida City is about 113 miles on a single highway. That’s the reality of every Keys move, local or long-distance, and it shapes how we schedule.
We plan around the bridges
Forty-two bridges, including the Seven Mile, and stretches with no shoulder. We time departures and load the truck so weight and access work for the whole drive.
Our crew, your whole chain
The same Coast to Coast movers handle a Marathon job and a Key Largo job. We don’t pass Keys work to anyone — we own the trucks and we drive them.
Off-island, too
Heading up to the mainland or across the country? We run it on our own dedicated truck straight from your door, no transfer point on the highway.
Not seeing your stretch of the highway? We cover the in-between Keys as well — Sugarloaf, Cudjoe, Islamorada, Tavernier. Call (888) 711-4778 and we’ll confirm.