Volusia County, Florida · Family-owned
New Smyrna Beach Movers, Beachside & Mainland
East Coast Moving And Delivery Service LLC is a family-owned mover with over 25 years of experience. Tom and the family crew move full households on New Smyrna Beach’s beachside and mainland: condos near Flagler Avenue, raised homes toward Bethune Beach, Coronado Island, historic Canal Street and the golf communities west of US 1.
Family-owned for over 25 years · 240+ Google reviews from local customers
Distance from our Palm Coast base: About 45–50 miles south of Palm Coast. Usually 50–60 minutes via I-95.
- Family owned & operatedNot a franchise
- 25+ years movingLocal to Florida’s east coast
- Licensed & insuredYour belongings are protected
- Fla. Mover Reg. IM2982Registered with FDACS
Moving in New Smyrna Beach: what to know
New Smyrna Beach is split by the Indian River. Beachside, around Flagler Avenue and down toward Bethune Beach, has condos, beach cottages and raised homes. The mainland has historic Canal Street, the riverfront and newer golf communities like Venetian Bay. Two causeways connect them, and which one we take matters on busy beach days.
We help with beachside downsizing, second-home move-ins, and families moving to bigger mainland homes. It’s the farthest town on our regular route, so we schedule NSB jobs ahead of time.
New Smyrna Beach moves at a glance
- County: Volusia County, at the south end of our regular service area
- From our Palm Coast base: About 45–50 miles, usually 50–60 minutes via I-95
- Causeways: The North Causeway (to Flagler Ave) and the South Causeway (SR 44)
- Main roads: SR 44, US 1, A1A, Flagler Ave, Canal St and I-95
- Homes: Beach condos, raised homes and cottages, riverfront homes and newer mainland golf communities
- Busy times to plan around: Beach weekends, spring break, summer, and snowbird season
Full-home moves on the mainland
West of US 1, communities like Venetian Bay have newer three- and four-bedroom homes with HOA rules and easy truck access. These are some of the smoothest full-house moves we do: we check the HOA’s move hours, protect floors and door frames, and set every room up as you want it. Moving up from a beachside condo into a mainland house? We can pack the condo and set up the house the same day.
Beachside condos and raised homes
Beachside, near Flagler Avenue and south toward Bethune Beach, there are condo buildings with elevator rules and raised homes with long exterior stair runs. Send us your building’s move policy and the COI contact. For raised homes, tell us how many steps there are and which big pieces have to go up them, so we bring enough people and the right dollies.
Which causeway, and when
The North Causeway leads to Flagler Avenue and the north beachside. The South Causeway (SR 44) leads to the south beachside and Bethune Beach. Both back up on beach weekends and holidays, so weekday mornings are the easiest time for a beachside move. We pick the causeway based on where you’re going.
Senior moves and second homes
Many NSB moves are downsizing from a family home to a condo or villa, or setting up and clearing out second homes. We go at your pace, deliver pieces to family, and can set up a seasonal home before you arrive. See senior moving and delivery service.
Snowbird season and storms
Seasonal residents fill NSB from late fall through spring, and the beachside gets busier. During hurricane season (June 1–November 30) we watch the forecast with you. Since NSB is at the south end of our route, a few weeks’ notice gets you the date you want. See our hurricane-season moving tips.
Moving between New Smyrna Beach and nearby towns
We often move people between NSB and Port Orange, Daytona Beach and DeLand (west on SR 44). Moving up the coast to Palm Coast? It’s about an hour, and most moves are done the same day.
Common New Smyrna Beach moves we handle
- Beachside condo and cottage moves near Flagler Avenue and down to Bethune Beach
- Second-home move-ins and seasonal moves
- Family moves to newer mainland homes in communities like Venetian Bay
- Riverfront moves on Coronado Island with narrow streets
New Smyrna Beach neighborhoods we move
- Beachside / Flagler Avenue: Condos and beach homes near the shops and restaurants on Flagler Ave. Street parking is tight and fills up on weekends.
- Coronado Island: Riverfront homes between the causeways, with narrow streets and docks.
- Bethune Beach & south beachside: Quieter, larger beach homes to the south. Many are raised with long stair runs.
- Canal Street & historic downtown: Older homes near the arts-and-dining district. We plan around street events and parking.
- Venetian Bay & mainland communities: Newer homes and golf-community living west of US 1, with HOA rules and easy truck access.
Local moving tips for New Smyrna Beach
- Two causeways: the North Causeway (to Flagler Ave) and the South Causeway (SR 44) both back up on beach weekends. Weekday mornings are easiest for beachside moves.
- Condo and flood-zone homes: beachside buildings often have move rules and elevator bookings. Raised homes mean stair carries.
- Book ahead: NSB is at the south end of our service area. A little lead time gets you the date you want.
How a New Smyrna Beach move works
Booking a New Smyrna Beach move with a family-owned company is simple.
Call or text Tom
Tell us where you’re moving from and to, what’s moving and your date. Call or text 386-266-9045, or send the quick quote form.
Get your free written estimate
We ask the right questions about stairs, gates, condo rules and packing, then give you a written estimate, as Florida law requires.
Moving day with our family crew
We pad-wrap furniture, protect floors, load, drive and place everything where you want it in your new home.
New Smyrna Beach moving FAQ
Do you really come down to New Smyrna Beach from Palm Coast?
Yes. New Smyrna Beach is part of our regular service area. Book a little ahead so we can plan the crew and truck.
Can you move a beachside condo near Flagler Avenue?
Yes. Send us your building’s move rules. We’ll coordinate the elevator, the certificate of insurance and parking.
Which causeway do you use for beachside moves?
It depends on where you live and the traffic that day. The North Causeway leads to Flagler Avenue and the South Causeway (SR 44) to the south beach. We pick the route that keeps the truck moving.
Is a raised beach home in NSB a problem to move?
No, it just means stair carries. Tell us how many flights there are and what the biggest pieces are so we bring the right crew.
Do you move full houses in Venetian Bay and other mainland communities?
Yes. Full-home moves are most of what we do. Send us the HOA’s move rules and we’ll plan around them.
Can you set up a second home in NSB before I arrive?
Yes. Our delivery service can pick up furniture from stores or sellers and set it up, and we can move a household in for the season.
How much does a move in New Smyrna Beach cost?
It depends on how much you’re moving, how far, stairs or elevators, and whether you want packing. Tom gives free written estimates. Call or text 386-266-9045 or send the quote form.
Helpful moving guides
- How to Move Into a Gated Community or HOA Without Getting Stuck at the Gate
- New Smyrna Beach Moving Checklist: Eight Weeks to Move Day
- Port Orange vs. New Smyrna Beach: A Moving Guide
- Moving During Hurricane Season in Florida
- Room-by-Room Packing Checklist
- Moving in Palm Coast During Snowbird Season and the Holidays
- All moving tips
Nearby areas we serve
Moving from New Smyrna Beach to a nearby town, or the other way? We serve Flagler, Volusia and St. Johns counties, from Ponte Vedra Beach down to New Smyrna Beach and DeLand.
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Get a free New Smyrna Beach quote
Tell us where you’re moving from and to, and Tom will take it from there.
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