Volusia County, Florida
Ormond-by-the-Sea Movers for A1A Condos & Beach Homes
Ormond-by-the-Sea is the unincorporated stretch of barrier island north of the Ormond Beach city limits. East Coast Moving And Delivery Service LLC is a family-owned mover with over 25 years of experience. Tom and the family crew move oceanfront condos along A1A, older beach homes and houses on the Halifax River side.
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Distance from our Palm Coast base: On the barrier island just north of Ormond Beach. From our Palm Coast base, the drive is similar to an Ormond Beach move, usually about 30–35 minutes via I-95 and SR 40, or along A1A from Flagler Beach.
- Family owned & operatedNot a franchise
- 25+ years movingLocal to Florida’s east coast
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Moving in Ormond-by-the-Sea: what to know
Ormond-by-the-Sea is a census-designated place in Volusia County, not a separate city government. It begins where the City of Ormond Beach ends and continues north along the barrier island toward the Flagler County line. The two main roads are State Road A1A (Ocean Shore Boulevard) along the Atlantic and John Anderson Drive along the Halifax River.
Moves here look a lot like beachside Ormond, with a few extras: tighter A1A parking, mid-rise condos with elevator rules, older homes with stairs, and a choice of crossings to the mainland. High Bridge Road is the northern crossing back to the mainland; farther south, most trips use the Granada Boulevard (SR 40) bridge in Ormond Beach.
Ormond-by-the-Sea moves at a glance
- What it is: An unincorporated beach community in Volusia County, just north of the City of Ormond Beach
- Ocean side: A1A / Ocean Shore Boulevard, with oceanfront condos, mid-rise buildings and beach homes
- River side: John Anderson Drive along the Halifax River, with riverfront homes and tighter lots
- Mainland crossings: High Bridge Road to the north, or south into Ormond Beach over the Granada Boulevard bridge
- What to plan for: Condo elevators and COIs, street parking on A1A, stairs and weekend beach traffic
Not the same as Ormond Beach
Ormond-by-the-Sea sits immediately north of the City of Ormond Beach. We move both, and the crews and trucks are the same, but the address, parking and building rules are often different. If your condo or house is on Ocean Shore Boulevard north of the city line, this is the local page for that move.
North of here, A1A continues toward Painters Hill, Beverly Beach and Flagler Beach. Tell us the exact street so we plan the right crossing and don’t guess from the city name on a mailbox.
A1A, John Anderson and High Bridge
Ocean Shore Boulevard is a two-lane coastal road. On event weekends and sunny beach days it fills up, and there isn’t always a long driveway to hide a box truck. John Anderson Drive is the quieter river-side route. High Bridge Road crosses the Intracoastal / Halifax Creek to the mainland and is often the more direct path for jobs at the north end of the island.
We’ll pick the crossing based on where the move starts and ends, not a one-size-fits-all route from Palm Coast.
Condos, stairs and seasonal homes
Oceanfront buildings here commonly want the elevator reserved and padded, a certificate of insurance and a set move window. Older beach houses may have tight turns, exterior stairs or a long carry over sand and walkways. Seasonal owners and downsizing moves are a regular part of the work. We go at a steady pace, pad-wrap furniture and protect floors from sand and salt air.
Need a few weeks or months between homes? See our temporary storage page. Moving only a piano? See piano moving.
Nearby towns we run all the time
Many Ormond-by-the-Sea jobs are local hops to mainland Ormond, Palm Coast or Daytona Beach, and those are usually done the same day. Moving farther within Florida? See long-distance moving. Moving out of state? We can arrange that through trusted partner crews.
Common Ormond-by-the-Sea moves we handle
- Oceanfront condo moves along A1A / Ocean Shore Boulevard
- Beach-home and raised-home moves with stair carries
- Riverfront homes along John Anderson Drive
- Moves between Ormond-by-the-Sea and mainland Ormond Beach
- Seasonal, snowbird and downsizing moves
- Packing, piano moving, furniture delivery and short-term storage
Ormond-by-the-Sea neighborhoods we move
- Ocean Shore Boulevard (A1A): Oceanfront and east-side condos and beach homes. Plan for street parking, building loading rules and weekend traffic.
- Mid-rise condo buildings: Elevator reservations, hallway and cab pads, certificates of insurance and set move hours are common. Send us the association’s instructions when you book.
- John Anderson Drive & the river side: Homes along the Halifax River, often with narrower lots and a different truck approach than the ocean blocks.
- Toward the Flagler County line: The north end of the island, closer to High Bridge Road and the drive up A1A toward Flagler Beach.
Local moving tips for Ormond-by-the-Sea
- Tell us “Ormond-by-the-Sea,” not just “Ormond.” The city line changes parking, building management and the best bridge.
- Condo paperwork. Ask about elevator reservations and COIs early. We’re licensed, insured and registered (Fla. Mover Reg. No. IM2982) and can send a certificate on request.
- Pick a crossing. High Bridge Road for the north end, or Granada Boulevard (SR 40) when the job is closer to the city.
- Weekday mornings are easier on A1A when you have a choice, especially in winter visitor season and on holiday weekends.
How a Ormond-by-the-Sea move works
Booking a Ormond-by-the-Sea 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.
Ormond-by-the-Sea moving FAQ
Do you move to Ormond-by-the-Sea, or only Ormond Beach?
Both. Ormond-by-the-Sea is the unincorporated barrier-island community just north of the Ormond Beach city limits. We plan those jobs the same way we plan beachside Ormond: parking, elevators, stairs and the right crossing to the mainland.
How do you get a truck to Ormond-by-the-Sea?
From the mainland we typically use the Granada Boulevard bridge in Ormond Beach or High Bridge Road at the north end, then A1A or John Anderson Drive. From Flagler Beach we can come down A1A. We choose based on the addresses.
Can you move an oceanfront condo on A1A?
Yes. Send us the building’s move rules. We’ll reserve or work around the elevator window, provide a certificate of insurance if they ask, and plan where the truck can sit.
Is this a good area for a senior or downsizing move?
We handle those often: a longtime beach house into a smaller condo, or a move to be closer to family in Ormond or Palm Coast. See our senior moving page, or call Tom and we’ll go at your pace.
How much does an Ormond-by-the-Sea move cost?
It depends on the home, access, packing and date. Florida requires a written estimate before the move. Call or text 386-266-9045 with the details and we’ll put it in writing.
Nearby areas we serve
Moving from Ormond-by-the-Sea 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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