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Movers in St. Johns, FL
First Choice Movers handles moves in St. Johns, FL. A fast-growing corner of St. Johns County known for its schools, with substantial new residential development.
The St. Johns area — the unincorporated part of St. Johns County around CR-210 — has seen substantial new residential growth in recent years, drawing families largely for the county's school district. It shares a lot of character with neighboring Nocatee and Julington Creek, with new subdivisions going up regularly.
Coordinate a northern St. Johns County delivery
Fast-growing northern St. Johns County puts many moving plans around CR-210, Race Track Road and the 32259 area. A new street name or subdivision entrance is worth explaining clearly when you request a quote. Give the actual delivery address and the entrance intended for trucks, not only the development's sales-office location. A crew needs the route to the home itself, together with the place it is permitted to unload.
New-build subdivisions can combine HOA requirements with a home that is only just becoming ready for furniture. Confirm the date you can take possession and ask the community about moving hours or truck restrictions. Keep those arrangements distinct from the construction or closing schedule. If access changes, communicate the new information so the move is not based on an earlier assumption. Our new-home moving service is the relevant link for discussing that type of delivery.
Before the household is packed, decide which rooms the larger pieces will enter. Describe stairs, narrow turns and furniture requiring disassembly, and include garage contents in the inventory. At delivery, a clear path and room labels help communicate where items belong. Keep documents and immediate essentials in your own vehicle rather than mixed into the household load. These preparations explain the work without relying on a new home's bedroom count to stand in for the entire inventory.
Julington Creek is nearby, but its existing neighborhood page remains the place for more specific location context. Use that link when it fits your address instead of applying one subdivision's rules to another. A move toward St. Augustine also needs the destination checked separately, especially if the receiving property has tighter parking or access. Share both ends of the journey, the confirmed property instructions and any changes to the inventory before agreeing the written moving plan.
Neighborhoods We Cover
We serve CR-210 corridor, Aberdeen and neighboring subdivisions.
Good To Know
This area's growth means a lot of our jobs here are new-construction move-ins similar to Nocatee — HOA move-in coordination and fresh-build protection are standard parts of how we approach these moves.
Movers in St. Johns, FL FAQ
For a moving quote in St. Johns, FL, call (904) 731-7223. The scope of your move and access requirements determine the plan.
Do you handle new-construction moves in the St. Johns area?+
Yes, regularly — see our new construction & new home movers page for how we protect a freshly built home during move-in.
How is St. Johns different from Nocatee or Julington Creek?+
They're neighboring communities with a similar family-suburb, new-construction character — St. Johns sits along the CR-210 corridor specifically.
How far is this area from your office?+
It's toward the southern edge of our regular coverage area, a longer drive from Southside but a common route for us.
Do you work with HOA-managed subdivisions in this area?+
Yes, we're used to the move-in coordination many of these newer communities require.
How much does a move in St. Johns cost?+
The cost of a move in St. Johns depends on how much stuff you need moved, how dense your inventory is, whether your home is fully furnished, how far you're moving, how many trucks it takes, and how many movers it takes to do the job efficiently. The bigger your home and the farther you're going, the more you can expect to pay. Most movers charge an hourly rate for labor plus a flat truck or travel fee. Be cautious of companies that charge extra for stairs or heavy items, avoid movers who nickel-and-dime you, and ask whether a flat rate is possible. For homes with two or more bedrooms, ask the estimator or company owner for an in-home estimate so they see exactly what you have. As a local ballpark, similar to other Jacksonville-area moves, a typical one-bedroom move runs about $250 to $650 and a typical two-bedroom apartment about $400 to $750, with larger moves scaling up from there.
How many movers will I need for a St. Johns move?+
As a planning guide, a three-bedroom home may need 4–6 movers, and a three- to five-bedroom home may need 4–8. A large, fully furnished three-bedroom home can mean a 5.5 to 7.5 hour day. These ranges overlap because inventory density, access and how fully furnished the home is matter as well as bedroom count. Have the estimator see what you have before deciding on the crew and schedule.
What address details help with a new subdivision near CR-210 or Race Track Road?+
Give the delivery home's address, correct truck entrance and permitted unloading location. Do not rely only on the development's sales-office location.
When should I confirm access for a new-build delivery in St. Johns?+
Confirm possession and ask the HOA about moving hours and truck restrictions before finalizing the move. Tell us if those arrangements or the delivery date change.
Where can I find more specific information for a Julington Creek move?+
Use our existing Julington Creek service-area page, then check the rules for your actual property. Neighborhood context does not replace subdivision or building instructions.
Do you bring your own moving equipment, like dollies?+
Yes — every crew brings furniture dollies, hand trucks, and moving straps as standard equipment. You don't need to provide or rent anything.
Do you provide floor runners or floor protection in the house?+
Yes — floor runners and protective coverings are standard on every move, especially for hardwood, tile, and carpeted stairs. It's not an upcharge or something you need to request separately.
Do you protect the furniture with moving pads?+
Yes — furniture is wrapped in moving pads and blankets before it's loaded, to protect it from scuffs and damage in transit. This is standard on every move.
Do you wrap furniture in plastic or shrink wrap too?+
For upholstered furniture, mattresses, and anything that benefits from an extra layer — especially in Florida's humidity — yes, shrink wrap over the moving pads is common practice.
Will you protect doorways, corners, and railings during the move?+
Yes — door jamb protection and corner guards are part of our standard setup, especially in tighter hallways, stairwells, and apartment or condo buildings.
Do you strap items down in the truck so nothing shifts in transit?+
Yes — everything is strapped and secured in the truck before we drive, so nothing shifts, tips, or slides during transport.
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