Moving During Hurricane Season in Jacksonville
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FAQs on Moving During Hurricane Season in Jacksonville
Quick answers to the things people ask us most before booking.
Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through November 30. Activity is usually highest from mid-August through mid-October, although tropical systems and severe thunderstorms can affect Jacksonville at other times during the season.
Light rain does not always require cancellation. The decision should depend on lightning, wind, flooding, road conditions and safe access to both properties. Confirm the mover’s weather policy and agree on a check-in time before the crew arrives.
Place important papers, medications and electronics in sealed bags before packing them in cartons. Use plastic bins for belongings that cannot tolerate moisture, keep boxes under cover and avoid placing them directly on wet concrete, grass or uncovered curbs.
Confirm parking access, covered entrances, elevators, gates, loading areas and drainage conditions. Also check whether stairs, ramps or walkways become slippery and whether there is a dry indoor area where boxes can be staged.
Ask about storage options before moving day and keep essential belongings with you. Identification, medications, chargers, clothing, toiletries, pet supplies and important property documents should remain in a separate bag that is not loaded onto the truck.
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Serving Jacksonville & Northeast Florida
From our Southside base in Jacksonville, we move clients throughout the region, including:
