Removals to Florida from the UK

The time frame for Florida Removals

Sea freight to Florida will take up to 2-6 weeks with our full container load service, or 7-10 weeks with our shared/container groupage service. However, you will also need to take into account customs clearance for delivery.

The benefit of using a shared container/groupage service is that the cost of the container is shared amongst other customers making the move to Florida. A full container load service means that you will have a container for your sole-use.

The cost of international removals for Florida

You can use our international removals cost calculator to receive a guideline price for removals to Florida. With our international removals cost calculator, you can receive an estimated quote in less than 60 seconds which takes into account customs clearance, packing and door-to-door pickup and delivery.

Typically, you can expect to pay £725 for 5 large boxes, or £3352 for a 2-bed flat. However, we highly recommend that you book a home survey with one of our international removals surveyors. They will be able to provide you with an accurate quote by visiting your home and calculating the cost of the move based on the volume of goods you are sending over.

The cost of your move to Florida will also depend on whether you decide to use an air freight or sea freight service for your move overseas. Sea freight is our cheapest service, however, it will take longer for your goods to arrive. If you are looking for the quickest service, you can use our air freight service but it will cost more compared to using sea freight.

Florida has many great properties for sale. You can buy a property by private treaty or auction. The best places to buy a property will depend on your finance, and what lifestyle you want. You can buy a property in Florida by heading over to Florida Realtors, who list thousands of wonderful properties.

Recently, the average property price in Florida is $403,880. The cheapest suburb for property prices in Florida include Cape Coral, Dunedin, Gainesville and Jacksonville,

The pros of living in Florida are that you will experience great weather and a subtropical climate. Florida is one of the best states in the US for annual sunshine, making it an ideal location if you are looking to escape the cold. July and August are the hottest months in Florida – with an average temperature of 28 degrees. The great weather allows you to explore all the popular beaches including Miami Beach, Destin, Key West, and Clearwater. There is plenty of opportunities to enjoy the sunshine, and if you are a fan of outdoor activities such as golfing and tennis, you will enjoy living in Florida.

Florida is also the perfect destination for entertainment and theme parks including Walt Disney World Resort, Universal Studios, Seaworld Orlando and Aquatica plus many more. There are 10 major theme parks in Florida and it is a great way to spend time with your friends and family – especially if they are coming to Florida to visit you.

The job market in Florida is stable and provides great opportunities especially if your occupation is in demand. Popular jobs in Florida include manufacturing, finance, healthcare and IT. Florida also has no state income tax, thanks to the large amount of income generated by the tourism industry.

If you are looking for the best places to live in Florida, our blog post will help you to decide which city is ideal for you. Tampa is a great city for young adults, with plenty of nightclubs, bars, museums and clubs. For retirement, Naples is very popular and is a great city to raise children. Although the properties in that region are more expensive, people often fall in love with the city.

in general, Florida is a great destination to live or retire with plenty of entertainment, great weather, no state income tax and reasonable property prices.

The best cities to live in Florida include Tampa, Miami, Jacksonville, Lakeland, Ocala, Key West, Orlando, Naples, Sarasota, Coral Gables, Gainesville, Pensacola, Ports St.Lucie, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Cape Coral, Tallahassee and Fort Lauderdale,

Our best places to live in Florida blog article will help if you are looking for tips on the best places to live in Florida.

There are many jobs in demand in Florida. These include

• Statisticians,
• Rod busters,
• Nurse practitioners,
• Milner jobs,
• Pipe insulators,
• Physician assistants,
• physical therapists,
• Occupational therapy,
• Mechanical installer

The highest-paid jobs in Florida include:

• Healthcare
• Engineering
• Architecture
• Cardiologists
• Anesthesiologists
• Physicians
• Legal
• Construction

Florida is known for leading the way in higher education 

Universities in Florida include:

University of Florida
Florida State University
University of Miami
University of South Florida
University of Central Florida
Florida International University

Top schools in Florida include:

Neocity Academy
West Shore Junior/Senior High School
Pine View School
West Shore Junior
Terra Environmental Research Institute.

Florida often called the Sunshine State, is known for their entertainment and is one of the top tourist attractions in the US.

Great entertainment in Florida includes:

• Walt Disney World Resort
• Universal Studios Florida
• SeaWorld Orlando
• Busch Gardens Tampa Bay
• Everglades National Park
• The Dali (Salvador Dali Musuem)
• Legoland
• Epcot