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Movers to Puerto Rico from the US Mainland

Our own movers load you on the mainland, sail out of Florida weekly, and deliver in Puerto Rico in 2 to 4 weeks. Written price before we touch a box.

Licensed and insured carrier · Our own crews, no subcontractors


    We reply the same business day. One call from us, no mailing list, and your number does not go anywhere else.

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    Written price before pickup, not after loading

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    Full container or shared space, you pick

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    Delivery to all 78 municipalities

    How your move to Puerto Rico actually travels

    Three legs of the move, one moving company.

    Pickup and wrap, mainland side
    1

    Pickup and wrap, mainland side

    Stretch film over blankets, corner guards on anything with an edge, cardboard runners on finished floors. Bed frames and table legs come apart. Everything is tagged and inventoried before it leaves.

    Ocean leg, Florida to San Juan
    2

    Ocean leg, Florida to San Juan

    A 20-ft or 40-ft container, or shared space on smaller loads. You pay for the cubic feet you use, not for the box. Sailings leave Florida weekly; water time is 2 to 4 days.

    Island delivery
    3

    Island delivery

    We clear Hacienda, then our own crew runs the ground leg. Old San Juan and the hill roads get a shuttle truck instead of the 40-footer. Furniture goes into rooms; packing debris leaves with us.

    Moving services from the U.S. to Puerto Rico

    Six things our movers do themselves, with the parts that surprise people spelled out.

    Door-to-door household moves

    Mainland driveway to island address: packing, loading, sailing, Hacienda release, placement in rooms. Studio to five-bedroom.

    Vehicle shipping to Puerto Rico

    Cars, SUVs, motorcycles. Empty and washed, because USDA rejects dirty wheel wells. Original title in hand, lien-holder letter if financed. Arbitrios are assessed on book value, not what you paid.

    Small and partial loads

    You pay for the cubic feet you use, not a whole container. We start around 300 cu ft, about a furnished studio.

    Packing and crating

    Dish barrels for kitchens, wardrobe cartons for clothes, wood crates for art, marble and glass tops. Ocean transit is humid, so no recycled cartons.

    Storage in transit

    Climate-controlled on either end while closing dates move. First 30 days free, then $1.05 per cubic foot per month.

    Hacienda and import paperwork

    Puerto Rico is domestic: no customs duty on household goods. There is still a Hacienda declaration and a release step. We file it.

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    What a move to Puerto Rico actually costs

    We price moves by volume, not weight. Pick where you are moving from and how much you are moving, and the number is on the screen. Your written quote comes after our movers survey the load.

    Moving from

    What you are moving

    Studio from the East & Midwest to Puerto Rico
    $3,570 – $4,760
    300–400 cu ft
    1-bedroom from the East & Midwest to Puerto Rico
    $4,760 – $7,038
    400–600 cu ft
    2-bedroom from the East & Midwest to Puerto Rico
    $7,966 – $11,380
    700–1,000 cu ft
    3-bedroom from the East & Midwest to Puerto Rico
    $12,518 – $16,800
    1,100–1,500 cu ft
    4-bedroom+ from the East & Midwest to Puerto Rico
    $17,920 – $24,640
    1,600–2,200 cu ft
    Studio from the South & West to Puerto Rico
    $3,780 – $5,040
    300–400 cu ft
    1-bedroom from the South & West to Puerto Rico
    $5,040 – $7,458
    400–600 cu ft
    2-bedroom from the South & West to Puerto Rico
    $8,456 – $12,080
    700–1,000 cu ft
    3-bedroom from the South & West to Puerto Rico
    $13,288 – $17,850
    1,100–1,500 cu ft
    4-bedroom+ from the South & West to Puerto Rico
    $19,040 – $26,180
    1,600–2,200 cu ft
    Studio from the Northwest to Puerto Rico
    $3,990 – $5,320
    300–400 cu ft
    1-bedroom from the Northwest to Puerto Rico
    $5,320 – $7,878
    400–600 cu ft
    2-bedroom from the Northwest to Puerto Rico
    $8,946 – $12,780
    700–1,000 cu ft
    3-bedroom from the Northwest to Puerto Rico
    $14,058 – $18,900
    1,100–1,500 cu ft
    4-bedroom+ from the Northwest to Puerto Rico
    $20,160 – $27,720
    1,600–2,200 cu ft

    Transportation door to door for the volume shown. Packing, storage and oversized items are quoted on top, after the survey. Alaska and Hawaii run on a different tariff. Full breakdown on the cost to move to Puerto Rico page.

    Two things that do not change your price

    Weight. Ocean freight is priced on the space you occupy. A pallet of books costs the same as a pallet of pillows.

    Where in Puerto Rico you land. Ground delivery from the port is included, San Juan or Rincon.

    Three ways to move to Puerto Rico. Two of them go wrong.

    The difference is not the ocean. It is who owns the move when something slips.

    A broker or a lead site

    One form, eight calls. Whoever bought your lead cheapest shows up. The quote is an estimate and it changes once the truck is loaded. Nobody owns the island side.

    A national van line

    Real trucks and real insurance, but a delivery window they will not narrow. Your goods wait in a warehouse with six other shipments, and island delivery goes to a subcontractor you never spoke to.

    Us

    A licensed and insured carrier. We survey, quote in writing, load, book the sailing, clear Hacienda, and our own movers deliver on the island. One company to call, and it is the one that loaded you.

    Where we say no, and where we say wait

    We will not price a full household over the phone without an inventory. That number tends to be wrong, and you find out at the truck.

    Pianos, safes and marble tops we do move, but they bill as bulky and need a look first. And if your load is small, we say so instead of selling you a minimum-size job.

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    How your move to Puerto Rico works

    Six steps, each with the time it actually takes.

    Step 1

    Survey your load, 20 minutes

    Video walkthrough or on-site. We count cubic feet room by room; that number is the price.

    Step 2

    Written quote, same business day

    Fixed price, the sailing date it is tied to, and every exclusion on the same page.

    Step 3

    Pack and load, 1 to 2 days

    We wrap, inventory and load. You get the inventory copy before we pull away.

    Step 4

    Sailing, 2 to 4 days on the water

    Weekly departures. You get the sailing date and the ETA, not a tracking number and a shrug.

    Step 5

    Island release and delivery, 3 to 7 days after arrival

    Hacienda paperwork, container unstuffing, ground leg to your address anywhere on the island.

    Step 6

    Placement and cleanup, same day as delivery

    Furniture into rooms, beds reassembled, boxes and film hauled away with us.

    What the work looks like

    Our own crews, photographed on actual jobs.

    Cartons stacked on the dolly and straight onto the truck. The long carry from the door is in the quote, not added after.
    Cartons stacked on the dolly and straight onto the truck. The long carry from the door is in the quote, not added after.
    Casework gets filmed over blankets before it moves an inch, with cardboard runners down on the floor underneath.
    Casework gets filmed over blankets before it moves an inch, with cardboard runners down on the floor underneath.
    Drawers come out and travel wrapped on their own. The case rides lighter and the fronts do not scuff.
    Drawers come out and travel wrapped on their own. The case rides lighter and the fronts do not scuff.
    Wrapped on the dolly it already sits on, so the piece is lifted once and set down inside the container.
    Wrapped on the dolly it already sits on, so the piece is lifted once and set down inside the container.
    Everything is tagged before staging, so the inventory sheet you sign matches what comes off the boat.
    Everything is tagged before staging, so the inventory sheet you sign matches what comes off the boat.
    Floor protection first, cartons last. Nothing heavy ends up riding on top of your boxes.
    Floor protection first, cartons last. Nothing heavy ends up riding on top of your boxes.

    Where our movers deliver on the island

    Our movers cover all 78 municipalities. These six take most of the moves.

    San Juan metro

    Condado, Santurce, Isla Verde, Hato Rey

    High-rise condos want a certificate of insurance 48 hours ahead and a booked elevator window. We file both.

    Old San Juan

    the walled city

    A 40-ft trailer does not fit. Everything moves by shuttle, and the carry from the nearest legal stop often runs over 100 feet.

    Dorado and Palmas del Mar

    gated communities

    Gate paperwork and fixed delivery hours. Plan a weekday; weekend access is usually restricted.

    Rincon and the west coast

    Aguadilla, Isabela, Anasco

    Two and a half hours of ground time from the port. Shared containers are usually the smarter call out here.

    Ponce and the south

    Salinas, Guayama, Juana Diaz

    Mountain crossing on PR-52. We deliver the morning after clearance, not at the end of a long day.

    Vieques and Culebra

    the island municipalities

    A second, smaller ferry leg. Add 5 to 7 days and expect a size cap on individual pieces.

    Who you actually get on the phone

    Same crew on both ends of the water. No dispatch center, no subcontractor on the island.

    Marcus Ortiz, operations manager

    Marcus Ortiz
    Operations manager · Tampa

    «I book the sailing and I sign the quote, so when a date moves you hear it from me and not from a call center. If your inventory does not fill the space you are paying for, I will tell you that too.»

    Wrapping a marble-top table before it goes on the truck, Dorado.
    Wrapping a marble-top table before it goes on the truck, Dorado.
    Two-man lift onto a dolly with floor runners down, San Juan condo.
    Two-man lift onto a dolly with floor runners down, San Juan condo.

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    Frequently asked questions

    The seven questions that come up on almost every moving call.

    Is moving to Puerto Rico an international move?
    No. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory: no customs duty, no passport, no visa. It still needs ocean freight and a Hacienda declaration on the island side. We handle both.
    How much does it cost to move to Puerto Rico?
    By volume, not weight. From the East Coast a one-bedroom move runs $4,760 to $7,035, a three-bedroom $12,518 to $16,800. The binding written estimate is free and locks the number in.
    How long does it take?
    Two to four weeks door to door. Only 2 to 4 days is water time; the rest is loading, staging, sailing schedule and island release.
    Can you ship my car?
    Yes. Empty and washed, because USDA turns back dirty wheel wells. Bring the original title, plus lien-holder authorization if financed. Arbitrios are assessed on book value.
    When should I book?
    Three to four weeks out. June through August and month-end fill first, when leases turn over.
    What if the sailing is delayed?
    A carrier-side delay does not change the price you signed. You hear it from us the day we know, not the day you ask.
    Do you need a deposit?
    A deposit of 30% holds your sailing slot and is credited to the invoice. The balance is due on delivery.

    What our clients say about moving to Puerto Rico

    Real stories from families and professionals who relocated from the mainland U.S. to Puerto Rico with us.

    Emily Johnson

    Emily Johnson
    ★★★★★
    June 2026

    From Florida to San Juan, everything arrived on time and in perfect condition. The team kept us updated throughout the ocean shipping process.

    Michael and Sarah Lee

    Michael and Sarah Lee
    ★★★★★
    May 2026

    They helped us move our home and car to Puerto Rico. Clear communication, fair pricing, and no surprises on delivery day.

    Amanda Torres

    Amanda Torres
    ★★★★★
    April 2026

    Moving from Texas to Puerto Rico felt easy with their guidance. They helped with documents and explained each step clearly.

    Daniel Kim

    Daniel Kim
    ★★★★★
    April 2026

    We shipped a smaller apartment load, and the consolidated option saved us money. Highly recommend for partial moves.

    Laura Martinez

    Laura Martinez
    ★★★★★
    March 2026

    The crew in Puerto Rico was on time, polite, and careful with our boxes. Great experience from start to finish.

    Sophia Ramirez

    Sophia Ramirez
    ★★★★★
    January 2026

    Our family move from New York to Puerto Rico was seamless. The team handled every detail, and communication was excellent from quote to final delivery.

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    Let’s plan your move to Puerto Rico

    Tell us about your move from the mainland U.S. and get a clear plan, quote, and timeline.

    Prefer email? Send us your inventory list and preferred move date, and we’ll respond with a tailored quote.

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