Quincy, MA → Tampa, FL · 1,300 mi

Quincy to Tampa Movers

Long-distance moves leaving Quincy, MA, on Movers South Shore’s own authority — figured off the true miles, written down before you book, and held to the cent once you do.

Quincy, MA → Tampa, FL quote

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Moving from Quincy to Tampa, Florida

Quincy to Tampa runs about 1,300 miles down I-95, two to three days behind the wheel for the truck, and for a lot of South Shore households it is the move of a lifetime, the year they swap nor’easters and three-decker stairs for a single-story place by the Gulf. The callers tend to fit a pattern. Retirees finally letting go of the family home in Milton or Weymouth. Couples splitting the calendar between a Quincy condo and a Tampa villa. And people who simply will not shovel out the driveway off Sea Street one more February. Most of them reach out in the fall, when snowbird season fills the schedule fastest.

Thirteen hundred miles is nothing like a local job, and what keeps people up at night is the handling and the timing, not the driving. Here is the difference: your shipment never gets dropped at a warehouse and re-loaded onto some stranger’s truck partway down the coast, and you are never handed a fuzzy two-week window and told to wait by the phone. Our own W-2 crew loads you in Quincy and rolls it to Tampa, and you get a real, committed delivery window from the start.

How the Florida haul is put together

Loading comes first, and we keep it from snarling your street by reserving the Quincy permit ahead of the day. Every piece is inventoried and padded for a thousand-plus-mile ride, then the I-95 run is mapped against the weather and the calendar. If your Tampa place has not closed yet, the load waits in storage here on the South Shore until you give the word, so you are never paying to warehouse a half-empty household twice over.

  • One truck, no transfer — loaded in Quincy, delivered in Tampa by the same crew, with no warehouse swap in between
  • A committed window — a real delivery window for the 1,300-mile run rather than an open-ended maybe
  • Cataloged and padded for distance — full inventory and long-haul wrap built for two to three days on the road
  • Storage that bridges the gap — the load held on the South Shore if your Florida closing slips behind your move-out

A written number that survives all 1,300 miles

The long haul is exactly where a lowball quote does its worst work: cheap on the phone, then a fuel surcharge, a long-carry add-on, and a came-in-heavy adjustment sprung once your whole life is loaded and you have no leverage left. We will not run you through that. The Florida lane is priced as one flat rate in writing off real miles and real weight, and the figure you sign in Quincy is the same figure you settle in Tampa.

Route specifics

Start to finish on a haul like this one

Road miles

1,300 miles end to end

Time on the road

2-3 days behind the wheel, loaded

Primary highway

I-95

Distance

Roughly 1,300 miles from Quincy down to Tampa

Route

South on I-95, two to three days on the road for the truck

No warehouse transfer

Our own crew loads in Quincy and delivers in Tampa with no swap onto a stranger's truck

Delivery window

A committed window for the haul, never an open-ended two-week maybe

Snowbird season

Fall and early winter fill up first, so lock your dates early for the best slots

Storage bridge

The load waits on the South Shore if your Tampa place has not closed yet

Long-haul wrap

Everything inventoried and padded for two to three days riding I-95

What to expect

The way a Quincy, MA → Tampa, FL haul comes together

A written flat rate for the whole 1,300-mile run off real miles and weight, with no fuel or long-carry surprise at the end

Full inventory and long-haul wrapping done before the truck pulls out of Quincy

The same W-2 crew loading here and delivering in Tampa, with no transfer to a stranger

A committed Florida delivery window in place of a vague two-week promise

A reserved Quincy permit so loading never snarls your street

South Shore storage standing by if your Tampa closing date runs late

Price ranges (flat-rate)

Honest figures drawn from real South Shore loads we have already run down this lane

Every bracket below comes straight off real Quincy, MA → Tampa, FL loads our own South Shore drivers have already run. Three things mostly decide where your own number lands: which week of the calendar you book (peak summer off Route 3 runs higher than a quiet February), whether our truck can park close at both ends or has to shuttle from a Quincy permit zone or a tight harbor-home street, and whether you pack the boxes yourself or leave that to the crew.

Studio / 1-bedroom condo

$3,200 - $5,200

A long-haul flat rate off real miles and weight, with no warehouse transfer in the middle

2-bedroom home

$5,200 - $8,200

Full inventory and long-haul wrap, plus a committed Tampa delivery window

3-bedroom house

$8,200 - $12,500

A bigger crew loads in Quincy and delivers straight to Tampa, never a transfer

4+ bedroom or full downsize

$12,500 - $18,000

Add a full pack if you want it, with a storage bridge ready should the Florida closing slip

Quincy, MA → Tampa, FL FAQs

What people usually ask before booking this route

How long does the move from Quincy to Tampa take?
It is roughly 1,300 miles down I-95, which puts the truck on the road for two to three days. You get a committed Tampa delivery window from us, not an open-ended guess to wait on.
Does my furniture get moved onto a different truck somewhere en route?
Never. The same W-2 crew that loads your home in Quincy is the crew that delivers it in Tampa. Nothing changes trucks at a warehouse, and no stranger handles your furniture partway down the coast.
Can you store my things if my Florida closing is delayed?
We can. The load sits in clean, dry short-term storage on the South Shore until your Tampa closing or move-in date lands. Snowbird timing almost never lines up cleanly, so we plan around the gap.
How do you price a long-distance move like this?
As one written flat rate built on real miles and real weight. Whatever you sign in Quincy is what you settle in Tampa, with no fuel surcharge or weight adjustment surfacing once the truck is loaded.
Recent runs down this lane

How the families we hauled put it themselves

Dennis M.
Dennis M. Weymouth · Milton Victorian
★★★★☆

Marcus and Wade (Brendan & Sean) were fast, efficient, and professional. Fair price. They removed my large dresser from the second floor bedroom. Highly recommended.

Google · 2026-02-11
Bridget D.
Bridget D. Hingham · two-bed in Weymouth
★★★★★

Excellent crew! They handled our possessions as if they were their own. I would use these guys again!

Google · 2026-02-03
Liam R.
Liam R. Cohasset · into storage for the winter
★★★★★

Great service, the three guys were so respectful and really cared about our items! Definitely worth the cost!

Google · 2026-01-20

Door to door, the whole run lands on a single figure you sign off on first.

Give us the destination and the date it needs to land, then watch us price it off the actual road miles your load covers on I-93, Route 3, or I-95 — we do not fall back on a one-size-fits-all guess.

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