Tamarac was drawn up in 1963 as one of Broward County's first master-planned communities, and six decades later most of the city still lives inside a named community with a gate, a clubhouse, and a management office. All American Moving and Storage works across all of them, from a villa in the original Mainlands sections off State Road 7 to a golf-course home in Woodmont and a coach home tucked inside one of Kings Point's gated sub-neighborhoods.
Most Tamarac addresses belong to a homeowners or condominium association, and that association usually has the first and last say on move day. Before a truck rolls, many communities want a move request on file, a certificate-of-insurance (COI) listing the association, and an approved time window, often weekday daytime only. Some post a guard who checks the crew in and points the truck to a specific gate or loading spot. All American Moving treats that layer as part of the job, handling the forms and the check-in so the household is not chasing paperwork the morning of the move. Getting it right up front is what keeps a Tamarac move from stalling at the gate.
Tamarac’s largest communities are small towns unto themselves. Kings Point alone is a 55-plus community split into more than a dozen separately gated sections, Ashmont, Devon, Exeter, Granville, Southampton, Yardley, and others, each with its own entrance, and a driver who does not know the layout can lose half an hour just reaching the right building. The golf communities of Woodmont, The Woodlands, and Colony West spread low-rise condos, villas, and single-family homes along winding interior roads and cul-de-sacs. All American Moving sends crews that know how these communities are laid out, so the truck reaches the door instead of the wrong clubhouse and the move stays on schedule.
The backbone of Tamarac housing is attached and low-maintenance: single-story villas, duplexes, and low-rise condominium buildings, much of it built between the 1960s and 1980s. Those moves come with their own quirks, carports instead of garages, screened patios, shared entry walks, and upper-floor units served by one small elevator or an exterior stair. The crew wraps and pads for tight doorways and turns, protects shared hallways and landings, and plans the load order so a walk-up unit does not turn into an all-day carry. For anyone moving from a full house into a villa or condo, storage holds whatever the smaller footprint cannot take right away.
All American Moving covers the full range a Tamarac household tends to need:
All American Moving covers every part of Tamarac. East of State Road 7 that means the villa and lake communities of the original Mainlands and Tamarac Lakes sections; through the center, the condos and clubhouses of Kings Point and Lime Bay; and on the west side, the golf-course neighborhoods of Woodmont, The Woodlands, and Colony West, along with the newer gated communities off Nob Hill and Pine Island roads. The city’s lakes and canals thread between them. Because Tamarac shares borders with several cities, the same crew often carries a move straight into Sunrise, Coral Springs, or Margate without a change in plan.
The cost of a Tamarac move tracks the labor it takes, not a flat sticker. A local job runs on crew size and hours; an out-of-state move is set by weight and distance. In Tamarac, community layout is a real factor: a coach home deep inside a gated Kings Point section with a long carry to the truck takes more time than a villa with a driveway at the curb. Packing, crating, a piano, or a run of storage each add their own line. All American Moving puts the whole number in writing before the date is booked, and the tightest estimate comes from a quick call or online request that covers the home size, the destination, and anything oversized or fragile.
Yes. Kings Point is split into more than a dozen separately gated sub-communities, and the crews know the layout. All American Moving files the move request and certificate-of-insurance, arranges guard check-in, and routes the truck to the correct section and building.
Yes. Those communities have gated entries, long interior roads, and a mix of condos, villas, and single-family homes. The team coordinates gate access and plans the approach so the truck reaches the residence directly.
Yes. Much of Tamarac is attached, low-maintenance housing. The movers pad shared entries and landings, work around carports and screened patios, and plan the load for upper-floor units without a garage.
Yes. Out-of-state moves run regularly from Tamarac to New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, and Georgia, with the shipment weighed and set for a scheduled delivery window.
All American Moving and Storage is ready to make your next move in South Florida simple, safe, and stress-free. Whether you are relocating a one-bedroom apartment across town, moving a household to another state, or storing your belongings between homes, the experienced team is here to handle every detail. Request your free, no-obligation quote today and find out why families and businesses across Broward, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach County continue to choose All American Moving and Storage.
