“Great experience! Hard working, no complaints even when having to move items extra distance because of low hanging lines and height of truck. Friendly, professional and fast. They did an excellent job”
Soy Danny Ferrer, and Cutler Bay is a south-Dade suburb with a story — much of it was flattened by Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and rebuilt sturdier and better-planned in the years since. Today it’s a settled, family-friendly community of single-family homes and townhomes off US-1, stretching east toward Biscayne Bay and the Black Point Marina. We book it steadily all year as part of our south-Dade territory.
Because so much of Cutler Bay is post-Andrew construction, the homes tend to be solid, roomy, and consistent — well-suited to an efficient three-mover load. And because we’re a Miami mover, hurricane season is never far from mind: from June through November my crew watches the tropics and can move a family ahead of a storm when a warning goes up.
When the tropics get busy June through November, we help Cutler Bay families move ahead of a storm and flex around watches and warnings — a Miami reality we plan for, with a flat price written before we load.
- Post-Andrew single-family homes and townhomes rebuilt across the community
- Neighborhoods east toward Biscayne Bay and Black Point Marina
- Hurricane-season readiness — crews monitor the tropics and run pre-storm moves
Cutler Bay moves run through our local moving crew, with short-term storage useful if a storm or a closing date shifts your timeline. Just south, Homestead rides the same US-1 route for us.