
Dominic had the gate code and a guest-parking pass sorted with our HOA two days before move day, so the truck wasn’t sitting at the call box while our slot ticked away.
Posted exactly as Palm Beach County customers wrote them — nothing polished, nothing cut on our end.

Dominic had the gate code and a guest-parking pass sorted with our HOA two days before move day, so the truck wasn’t sitting at the call box while our slot ticked away.

A tropical storm watch pushed our Tampa move back four days and the quote didn’t move a dollar — same crew, same truck, just a different Monday.

Third floor, one elevator, a thirty-minute reservation window — they had our two-bedroom loaded with six minutes still on the clock.

Our closing got pushed back twice and everything sat in their storage unit for five weeks, climate-controlled, and came off the truck without so much as a torn label.

They wrapped the china cabinet and boxed the kitchen the same week a storm was still just a cone on the news — corner guards on every doorway, days before it mattered.
Priscilla Vance reviews your inventory — by phone, video, or photos you send over — before a not-to-exceed number goes on paper, so the person who quoted your move is still on the line after the truck pulls away.
Every mover on a Safe Passage Moving & Storage truck is a W-2 employee we hired and trained ourselves — no gig-app labor gets added to your crew on move day.
Our FDACS registration and our own federal DOT and MC authority are on file before you ever ask — no placeholder numbers, just the real certificate the moment you want to see it.
Every quote written during hurricane season carries a no-charge reschedule window, because a Palm Beach County mover plans around storm advisories instead of hoping one doesn’t land on moving day.
Elevator reservations and gate codes get confirmed with the property days ahead, so a thirty-minute HOA window doesn’t turn into a lobby full of furniture and a stalled elevator.
Furniture pads, shrink wrap, hand trucks, and floor runners load onto all eight trucks before the first job starts, so no crew improvises with whatever’s left from yesterday.
A third-floor unit with one elevator in Delray Beach, a gated entry in Wellington, the extra miles out to Parkland — it’s folded into the flat rate before you sign, not tacked on once the crew is standing in your driveway.
Your deposit is refundable if a storm advisory, a closing delay, or a change of plans moves your date — Xavier just re-issues the same rate against the new one.
Xavier Holt prices and runs the Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, and Charlotte lanes himself, and the crew that loads your driveway in Boca Raton is the one standing in the new driveway when the truck backs in.
Same week, most weeks — Boca Raton traffic patterns are already routed into the schedule, not figured out live. Priced by the hour with a not-to-exceed cap agreed before the truck backs in.
Learn more →Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, Charlotte — four lanes, one binding sheet, and Xavier Holt’s name on every one of them.
Learn more →Booked an elevator yet? Dominic Farrow calls the building before your crew does, so the reservation window is confirmed, not assumed.
Learn more →Nights, weekends, holiday Saturdays — whatever keeps the office open during business hours is when we show up, coordinated around the building’s own freight schedule.
Learn more →A kitchen gets wrapped by the same two hands that unload it in the new one — priced by the room, not by the guess.
Learn more →Closing pushed back again? The climate-controlled unit doesn’t mind waiting, and everything comes out exactly how it went in.
Learn more →| Safe Passage Moving & Storage | Other Movers | |
|---|---|---|
| Movers we hired and trained ourselves — no gig-app labor added on move day | ||
| The right crew size and the right equipment sized to your job, every time | ||
| A binding flat-rate or hourly quote in writing before your deposit is charged | ||
| $250 refundable deposit — hurricane-season reschedules never forfeit it | ||
| Elevator and gate access confirmed with the property before the crew arrives | ||
| Same crew chief from the first box loaded to the last one off the truck | ||
| Our own FDACS registration and federal DOT/MC authority on file | ||
| $1M cargo coverage backing every job, certificate available on request | ||
| No fuel, stair, or mileage surcharge anywhere in Palm Beach County |
Xavier Holt keeps every new hire on as a second set of hands for six jobs before they run a crew of their own, so nobody in Boca Raton is the first house someone learns on.
Priscilla Vance walks the inventory by video or in person before anything past a studio move gets a number, instead of guessing a rate off a room count over the phone.
Based in Boca Raton, Safe Passage Moving & Storage runs moves across South Palm Beach County / Boca Raton Metro — including Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach, Coconut Creek — the same eight trucks and W-2 crews, wherever the job takes us.
Owen Kessler personally builds your written estimate after a quick call or video walkthrough, and Priscilla Vance locks down elevator reservations, HOA move-in windows, or gate codes before a truck ever lands on the schedule. Our busiest stretches book out two to three weeks ahead, so an early call protects the weekend slot you want.
Local jobs are priced hourly or flat-rate by home size — figure $475 to $675 for a studio or one-bedroom, $675 to $975 for a two-bedroom, $975 to $1,450 for a three-bedroom, and $1,450 to $2,250 for anything larger. Long-distance quotes follow that same size-based scale with mileage folded in, and once it’s written down it holds firm, no matter what the stairs or parking turn out to be on moving day.
Owen writes every estimate himself and still climbs into a truck for hurricane-season relocations and any job with a tight condo elevator booking. Building access and HOA paperwork run through Priscilla directly, and neither of them hands that work off to someone else once your date is on the calendar.
Both. Local relocations across Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Deerfield Beach, Coconut Creek, Parkland, and Wellington run on our own FDACS registration, and our regular long-distance lanes to Orlando, Tampa, Atlanta, and Charlotte run on our federal DOT and MC authority on file. Either way, the crew, the trucks, and the $1M cargo coverage stay exactly the same.
It factors into scheduling every year from June through November. Any storm watch or evacuation order near Boca Raton gets treated as a real planning factor rather than an afterthought, and rescheduling around one never costs you anything — that flexibility is already built into your quote before you sign.
Your $250 deposit reserves the crew and truck for that date and is credited against your final invoice, so it was never money on top of the job. As long as you flag the change 72 hours ahead, the full $250 rolls to the new date with nothing lost — sooner than that and we’ll work out what’s fair given the crew and truck we already blocked off for you.
You’ll find us right off Yamato Road in South Palm Beach County / Boca Raton Metro — stop by to see the trucks and moving equipment, or call ahead first.