Plantation to Charlotte Movers
The same crew that loads your home in Plantation drives the truck and unloads it in Charlotte. One flat-rate quote, no broker hand-offs, nothing re-loaded onto a different truck along the way.
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Flat-rate quote, no deposit needed
- Local & long-distance
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Tell us about your move — we call back with one flat number.
Charlotte runs about 630 miles from Plantation, a route that starts on I-95 North through Georgia and South Carolina before cutting over to I-26 and then I-77 into North Carolina — call it nine and a half hours behind the wheel once loaded.
The Same Truck the Whole Way
- Dwayne Sterling, our long-distance crew chief, has driven this I-95-to-I-77 combination often enough to know exactly where to plan the overnight stop, usually somewhere around the South Carolina line.
- The crew that wraps your furniture in Plantation is the crew that carries it into your Charlotte home — your shipment never changes trucks or drivers along the way.
- Larger 2 and 3-bedroom households run as a dedicated two-day trip, while studio and one-bedroom loads are sometimes paired with another Charlotte-bound shipment the same week to hold the price down.
Trip Breakdown
| Home size | Typical schedule |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1-bed | Often same-day or early second-morning delivery |
| 2-bed / 3-bed | Two-day trip with an overnight stop |
Learn More
- See the packing add-ons on our long-distance moving page
- Request a flat-rate quote
Ballpark Pricing By Home Size
Rough ranges only — your flat-rate quote is built from the actual walkthrough, not this table.
| Home Size | Typical Range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | $1,650–$2,450 | Two movers and a 16-foot truck handle a Charlotte studio comfortably, often paired with another load on the same route to hold the price down. |
| 1-bed | $2,450–$3,550 | A 20-foot truck and three movers typically wrap up this lane in about a day and a half, depending on how traffic runs through the Carolinas. |
| 2-bed | $4,100–$5,800 | Three to four movers on a 24-foot truck is the norm, with Dwayne usually running both legs of the I-95-to-I-77 trip. |
| 3-bed | $6,100–$8,600 | Four movers and a 26-foot truck cover bigger Charlotte households, with a second truck added when the two-day trip includes a garage's worth of extra boxes. |
Our Services
Nine service types, one payroll — whether it's a single dresser going down the hall or a whole house headed up I-75, the same crew Malcolm trained is the one that shows up.
Our Range Of Services IncludesLocal Broward County Moves
Whether you're going from a Sunrise condo to a Davie ranch house or across town to Cooper City, our trucks handle Broward County moves start to finish in a single day.
Learn More →Long-Distance & Interstate Moves
Our own drivers run I-95 and I-75 up to Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Atlanta, Charlotte, and New York, so your household goods never change hands with anyone else along the way.
Learn More →Residential Moves
From starter apartments in Lauderhill to family homes in Weston, we wrap, load, and set up furniture exactly where you want it.
Learn More →Apartment & High-Rise Moves
Our crews know the loading-dock rules and elevator reservation windows at buildings across Fort Lauderdale and Sunrise, so your move-in slot doesn't get wasted waiting on us.
Learn More →Full-Service Packing
Full-Service Packing handled by our own crew across Plantation, priced flat before anyone touches a box.
Learn More →Short-Term Storage
Short-Term Storage handled by our own crew across Plantation, priced flat before anyone touches a box.
Learn More →Piano Moving
Our crew handles upright and baby grand pianos across Broward County, from a two-story Weston home to a ground-floor condo near Fort Lauderdale.
Learn More →Labor-Only Load/Unload Help
If you've already got the truck rented for a Lauderdale Lakes or Coconut Creek move, our crew shows up to load or unload on your schedule and leaves the driving to you.
Learn More →Senior & Retirement Moves
We've helped Broward County seniors downsize out of Southwest Ranches and Miramar homes into smaller places, working at their pace and setting up the new space room by room.
Learn More →What To Expect
Four steps, same crew the whole way — here is what actually happens once you call us about a Plantation move.
Priya Walks The Job With You
A quick call or a short in-home visit is enough for her to note the room count, any access issues, and the date you have in mind.
You Get One Number, In Writing
By the time you hang up, you'll know the crew size, the truck size, and what materials are included — and none of it changes on move day just because the job runs a little different than expected.
Move Day Starts With Padding, Not Boxes
Doorframes and stair corners get wrapped first, then furniture — the crew carries pieces to the truck by hand rather than sliding them across a dolly ramp and hoping for the best.
You Point, They Place It
Furniture goes where you tell the crew to put it, boxes land in the labeled room, and the wrapping paper and pads leave with the truck instead of piling up in your garage.
Why Plantation Calls Us Back
Malcolm Still Answers The Phone
Thirteen years in, the guy whose name is on the trucks still writes a good share of the estimates. Dwayne and Rafael have each run Broward County crews for the better part of a decade — nobody on the job is a name you're meeting for the first time on move day.
Awkward Pieces Don't Slow Us Down
A piano needs a board, straps, and someone who has muscled one down a staircase before — and that's exactly what shows up. Gun safes, sectionals, anything that won't clear a doorway sideways gets the same planning: right equipment, right crew, no last-minute scramble.
Headed Out Of FL?
Same crew, same truck, no handoff — whoever loads your things in Plantation also drives the route and carries them into the new place, whether that is a short run to Orlando or the long haul up to New York.
Explore Our ServicesLet's Get Greater Fort Lauderdale On The Calendar
Tell us what's moving and where — Priya (or whoever's up next) reviews it and calls you back with a single flat-rate figure, not a range. There's no queue of call-center reps between that call and the crew that shows up.
What Our Clients Say
“Full pack for our Davie house took most of the day but every piece of glassware and every piece of art made it across town without a scratch. Priya's estimate was spot on.”
“Three guys, one truck, done in under five hours moving our three-bedroom house from Pembroke Pines to Cooper City. They double-checked the inventory sheet with me before loading anything.”
“We hired them to move my mother out of her Miramar house into a smaller condo. The crew was patient with her, labeled every box by room, and let her set the pace all day.”
Questions We Get Most
Allied One Moving answers these on nearly every call from Plantation, FL.
How long does the Plantation to Charlotte move take?
About nine and a half hours covering 630 miles, so larger households usually run as a two-day trip with an overnight stop in the Carolinas.
What roads do you take to Charlotte?
I-95 North through Georgia and South Carolina, then over to I-26 and I-77 into North Carolina.
Is a Charlotte move ever a shared load?
Studio and one-bedroom shipments sometimes travel paired with another load on the same route; larger households get a dedicated truck.
How far ahead should I book a Charlotte move?
We recommend booking three to four weeks out given the longer scheduling window this lane needs.
We'd Love To Hear From You
Find Us Here
1451 SW 30th Avenue, Plantation, FL 33317Working Hours
Mon–Sat 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Sun by appointment