Florida RV Transport Services
Florida has RVs moving in every direction throughout the year. Snowbirds head south for winter, families change campgrounds, dealerships transfer inventory, and owners buy RVs hundreds or thousands of miles away from home. Florida RV transport gives owners a way to move an RV without spending days behind the wheel or adding unnecessary road miles.
Heavy Equipment Shipper is a specialized Florida RV transport company serving Miami, Orlando, Tampa, Jacksonville, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Fort Myers, Naples, Sarasota, Tallahassee, and smaller communities across the state. Trips are not limited to Florida either. Our drivers haul RVs between Florida and destinations throughout the United States.
Heavy Equipment Shipper is also licensed, bonded, and insured. Every move gets matched with transportation equipment that fits the RV instead of trying to make the RV fit whatever truck happens to be available.
Door-to-Door Florida RV Pickup and Delivery
With door-to-door transport, the driver picks up and drops off as close to the requested addresses as the truck can safely reach. Plenty of Florida neighborhoods have enough room for a pickup and travel trailer, but a tractor and large transport trailer need considerably more space.
Low trees, tight corners, gated entrances, soft shoulders, and narrow campground roads can stop a large carrier from reaching a driveway. When that happens, the driver arranges a nearby location with enough room to maneuver.
Florida RV pickup and delivery gets planned with those access issues in mind. At the other end, door-to-door delivery follows the same rule. Getting the RV safely off the truck matters more than forcing a carrier down a street that cannot handle it.
Travel Trailers and Towable RVs
Travel trailers make up another part of our Florida workload. Travel trailer shipping usually keeps the unit on its own wheels while a properly rated truck handles the pull.
Before hauling towable RVs, the driver checks the tires, lights, safety chains, brakes, coupler, and visible running gear. A tire problem that looks minor in a driveway can become a serious delay after several hours on I-75.
A tow-away move works well when the trailer is roadworthy and ready for highway travel. RV towing also keeps loading simple because it doesn’t require a separate transport trailer.
Heavy Equipment Shipper provides RV towing services for short and long routes. We select each truck based on the towing requirements, not distance alone.
What Does Florida RV Shipping Cost?
Florida RV transport costs start at $1.50 to $4.50 per mile. No single mileage rate works for every RV because a lightweight camper and a full-size motor coach place completely different requirements.\
More specifically, price depends on size, weight, and transport method. Pickup location matters too. A carrier already running through Tampa has an easier time reaching a unit near I-75 than one sitting far from a regular freight lane.
Also, short-distance RV moves have higher per-mile rates than long-haul moves because the driver still has to reach the pickup, inspect the unit, connect or load it, and complete delivery.
Our RV shipping cost calculator provides quick estimates. Once specialists have complete shipment information, they can check current availability for competitive rates.
RV Hauling Costs to and from Florida:
RV Transport Costs from Florida:
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- Fort Lauderdale, Florida
1,362 miles / $5,300
- Detroit, Michigan
- Stuart, Florida
1,034 miles / $4,000
- New Holland, Ohio
- Sarasota, Florida
2,582 miles/ $7,950
- Newport Beach, California
- St. Petersburg, Florida
1,583 miles / $5,500
- Hudson, Wisconsin
- North Palm Beach, Florida
1,111 miles / $4,600
- Kemah, Florida
*Prices will vary on the size of the RV, the driver’s preference, and the cost of diesel gas. For an accurate quote, call us at (866) 411-1173 today.
Fifth Wheel Transport in Florida
Fifth wheels need a truck equipped with the proper bed connection and enough towing capacity for the loaded weight. Our fifth wheel transport service covers moves between Florida cities along with interstate trips to destinations across the country.
The driver checks tires, lights, brakes, and the connection before pulling away. Large fifth wheels also sit high off the road, so their height matters when planning the trip.
Choosing a fifth wheel moving company with the right equipment matters even more for heavier residential models. A truck that works for a smaller unit does not automatically work for a 40-foot fifth wheel.
For 5th wheel hauling, our specialists check the weight and dimensions before assigning the tow vehicle. The hitch setup gets checked as well, since the connection has to match the trailer and truck.
Motorhome Hauling and Driveaway Options
Motorhomes can move under their own power or ride on transport equipment. Motorhome hauling works for owners who do not want the coach driven to its destination or when its condition calls for trailer transportation.
Large coaches can create clearance problems once loaded. For custom motorhome shipping, our drivers check the total loaded height before settling on a route or trailer.
A drive-away move takes a different approach. A qualified driver picks up a road-ready motorhome and drives it directly to the destination. Driveaway service avoids loading the coach onto another trailer, which works well when the RV is mechanically sound and ready for a long trip.
Heavy Equipment Shipper also handles non-running RV shipping. Depending on the unit’s condition, a winch or other load assistance gets it onto the trailer without relying on its engine.
Florida to Cross-Country RV Moves
A Florida pickup does not have to end in a neighboring state. Cross-country shipping handles routes from Florida to California, Arizona, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, and other distant destinations.
Those trips put the driver through very different road conditions. A load can leave humid South Florida, cross heavy Gulf Coast traffic, and reach mountain or desert highways days later. Nationwide hauling requires a route that works for the RV’s dimensions from beginning to end.
Heavy Equipment Shipper provides professional RV shipping for these longer moves. During the trip, 24/7 customer communication keeps shipment information available without waiting until the next business day.
Popular Services
- RV Transport
- RV Transport
- Equipment Hauling
- Oversized Transport
- Container Transport
- Crane Transport
- Farm Equipment Shipping
- Forklift Transport
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RV transportation comes down to timing, access, and having the right people handle the details. Heavy Equipment Shipper works with insured and licensed carriers that move everything from small RVs to large Class A motorhomes, whether the pickup is from a private dock or a busy marina. We offer door-to-door and marina-to-marina services, plan interstate transport with specialized trailers if the RV requires, and coordinate crane loading when the RV’s size is necessary. RV owners facing tight schedules or seasonal deadlines, there are also options for rapid RV transportation services that keep your RV moving safely the whole transit.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much does RV transport cost to or from Florida?
RV transport pricing depends on distance, RV size, and how the RV is loaded. As a general range, hauling a small to mid-size RV from Georgia to Florida can be between $600 and $1,200. Shipping a RV from Florida to Florida usually falls around $1,800 to $3,000. Longer routes, such as California to Florida, commonly range from $4,500 to $8,000, especially for larger RVs or Class A motorhomes that require permits or escorts.
What type of RVs can be shipped to or from Florida?
RV transportation cover a wide range of RVs, from small travel trailers and center consoles to large Class A motorhomes. The RV hauling method changes based on size and weight, with specialized trailers used for larger RVs. Some RVs require crane loading at marinas, which is factored into the overall shipping cost.
Does Heavy Equipment Shipper haul RVs within Florida, or is it only out of state?
Yes. Many customers need in-state RV hauling between marinas, private docks, or storage yards. Shorter Florida routes, include Tampa to Miami or Jacksonville to Fort Lauderdale, which are typically priced between $500 and $1,500 depending on the RV. Interstate transport is also common, especially during seasonal moves or RV purchases.
Is Florida RV transport insured and licensed?
Yes. Reputable RV shipping and hauling companies use licensed carriers and provide insurance coverage while the RV is in transit. This applies whether the RV is being transported across Florida or shipped across multiple states.
Are there faster options for RV transport to Florida?
Yes. For customers working around tight closing dates or seasonal deadlines, expedited hauling options are available. Rapid transport generally costs more than standard shipping, but it can reduce delivery time.