Infantry Van Lines, Your Miramar Moving Crew
Infantry Van Lines guarantees a stress-free transfer. We provide a full range of services.
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- Full-service Packing and Unpacking
- Loading and Unloading
- Residential Protection Pads
- Custom Crating
- WhiteGloves
- Fragile-only Packing
- Disassembly and Reassembly
- Storage
- Pre- and Post-move Clean Up Assistance
Step 1:
Request A Free Estimate
No fee for this. Describe the move and the timing you have in mind, and an estimate reaches you within 24 hours.
Step 2:
Moving Scheduling
Scheduling is free too. Pick the type of move that suits you, and our office follows up to fix the date with you.
Step 3:
Receive Your Moving Plan
With the schedule confirmed, we send a full rundown of your move so you can prepare for the day.
At Infantry Van Lines, founded in 2010 by Timothy Neal, we focus on making every move safe, organized, and efficient. Our team handles packing, unpacking, and secure storage with care. We treat every item, whether fragile, bulky, or valuable, with full insurance coverage for peace of mind. From short to long-distance moves, we adapt to your needs. Reach us at +1 (888) 711-4778 or visit us at 6700 SW 20TH ST MIRAMAR FL 33023. We’re ready when you are.
Timothy Neal
Quality moving company the moment you need it
Infantry Van Lines a staff of 108 people: drivers, coordinators, movers and others.
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Book ahead: local moves online, long-distance moves through Customer Care.
It depends on timing. The cancellation policy spells out refunds, or you can ask our support line.
Yes, free of charge. Our concierge service lines up TV, security systems, and other providers.
Yes. Local charity partners take whatever you don’t want.
Rates may vary depending on demand. For the best rates, book 2-3 weeks in advance.
Yes, very. Our storage facility has kept large volumes of customer belongings safe for years.
Based on size and type, we store items in wooden containers or in set-aside areas.
No. Long-distance loads can’t include alcohol or other liquids.