Frequently Asked Questions

Is J&J Metro licensed and insured?

Yes. J&J Metro is licensed and insured, and we are registered with FDACS as a mover under registration IM-120. Florida requires registered movers to carry insurance for loss of or damage to household goods. You can check any mover's registration and complaint history by calling FDACS at 1-800-HELP-FLA.

How are local moves in Orlando priced?

Local moves are commonly billed by the hour, so the total depends on crew size, time spent loading and unloading, and drive time between addresses. Packing, crating, and storage add to the cost when you need them. For a figure based on your own move, request a free quote.

Should I avoid moving during hurricane season in Orlando?

Not necessarily, since the season covers half the year. If your dates are flexible, choose a backup date when you book and watch the forecast during the week before your move. If a tropical storm watch or warning covers Orange County on moving day, call us to talk through your options.

Can you move me into a gated community or condo building?

Yes. Before moving day, ask your HOA or building manager about gate registration, moving hours, truck parking, freight elevator reservations, and whether the building needs a certificate of insurance from the mover. Share those rules when you request your estimate so your move can be scheduled around them.

How does a move with J&J Metro work?

Request a quote by calling (407) 875-0000 or filling out the online quote form, sharing the size of your move, both addresses, and any heavy or fragile items. Review your written estimate: Florida requires a written estimate and contract, signed by you and the mover, before any moving work begins. On moving day the crew loads, transports, and unloads your belongings at the new address.