Lighthouse Movers Inc
Lighthouse Movers Inc is a moving company based at 1721 Franklin Street in Jacksonville, Florida, serving Jacksonville, St. Augustine and surrounding areas. The company handles local moves for homes and apartments as well as out of state relocations, and says it can move customers anywhere this side of the Rocky Mountains. Services cover packing and unpacking, packing supplies, loading and unloading, short and long term storage, white glove and last mile delivery, auto transport, and commercial logistics work such as medical equipment, office equipment and tradeshow materials. Moves start with a free consultation and estimate, where the crew takes inventory of your belongings and calculates the number of trucks and movers needed. Furniture is covered with quilted pads and wrapped before loading, and the team can reassemble items at the new home. The company operates under US DOT 2845173, MC 953746 and Fla Mover Reg No. IM2626, and states it has decades of moving experience. Office hours run Monday through Saturday, 8 AM to 6 PM.
Services
Local moving
Out of state moving
Apartment moving
Packing & unpacking services
Storage services
Why choose us?
Location & hours
1721 Franklin St, Jacksonville, FL 32206, USA
FAQs
How do I get a moving estimate from Lighthouse Movers?
Start with a free moving consultation. A team member goes over the objects being moved and how far they need to travel, and takes inventory of your belongings to calculate how many trucks and movers the job needs. You get a quote from that, and once you approve the estimate the move is scheduled. You can reach the office at (904) 217-1000.
Do you handle out of state moves as well as local ones?
Yes. Lighthouse Movers handles local moves around Jacksonville and apartment moves, and also transports belongings across state lines. The company says it can move you anywhere this side of the Rocky Mountains, and it offers auto transport if your vehicle needs to travel too.
What does the packing service include?
All packing is done by a team of packing specialists, who typically pack the day before the move. Packing is charged by the number of boxes packed and unpacking is charged hourly. The crew provides special packing or crating for items such as mirrors, chandeliers and grandfather clocks, and everything they pack is covered by valuation coverage.
Can I get packing supplies if I want to pack myself?
Yes. If you are packing on your own, Lighthouse Movers provides a starter packing supply of boxes and tape completely free of charge, along with free loaner wardrobe boxes to use during your move. The crew can also bring wardrobe boxes and special containers for fragile goods on moving day.
Do you offer storage if my new home is not ready?
Yes. The company has a large storage facility and can transport and store overflow goods including furniture, clothes, appliances, mirrors and artwork. You can rent a unit for as long as you need, short or long term, and each unit is priced according to its square footage. When you are ready, the team picks the items up from storage and delivers them to your door.
What is white glove delivery?
For white glove delivery the crew goes to the facility where your items are located, loads them onto one of their trucks, transports them to your home and places them wherever you want them. They carry the tools to disassemble items before loading and reassemble them at your home if needed. Last mile delivery from a transportation hub is available too.
Can Lighthouse Movers move business equipment?
Yes. The logistics team handles commercial relocations, and recent jobs have involved transporting and delivering medical equipment, office equipment, tradeshow materials, furniture and appliances. Call (904) 217-1000 to discuss a business move.
What happens if something is damaged during my move?
All items packed by the Lighthouse Movers crew are covered by valuation coverage, and the company says it handles claims quickly, honestly and fairly. On out of state moves you can choose to pay for extra protection. If you do not and something is damaged, compensation follows accepted industry guidelines.