Ocean household goods
A Puerto Rico move is not a long truck ride — it is an ocean shipment with a truck move on each end. We price and track those pieces separately so you can see exactly what you are paying for and where your shipment is.
You can ship an entire home, a few rooms, or a small number of furniture items. Partial and consolidated shipments share container space, which is usually the difference between affordable and impractical.
Origin ZIP, destination municipality, an inventory with approximate cubic feet, your target pickup date, residence type, access at both ends, and whether you need packing or storage. The Puerto Rico quote flow asks for exactly these.
Transit depends on the sailing schedule and port processing. We do not publish a transit guarantee here — your Puerto Rico coordinator confirms the specific schedule for your shipment before you book.
Shipments can be held at a secure Florida facility before sailing or at the destination facility before delivery, billed monthly at the rate quoted.
Our crew loads at your residence and delivers the shipment to the origin facility.
Items are inventoried, wrapped and prepared for ocean transport, including crating where needed.
Shipments are grouped into a container. Partial loads share space, which is what makes small shipments affordable.
The container sails from a Florida port to Puerto Rico on a scheduled service.
On arrival the container is processed and your shipment is moved to the destination facility.
Delivery is scheduled to your municipality address, including any access limitations we noted at quoting.
By cubic feet across each stage: origin trucking, handling, ocean transportation, port and documentation, and destination delivery. Each stage appears as its own line in your quote.
Yes — consolidated shipments exist for exactly that, subject to available container space on the sailing you need.
It depends on the sailing schedule and port processing for your specific shipment. Our coordinator confirms timing before booking rather than quoting a generic window.
Yes. Ocean transport is harder on furniture than a truck move, so packing and crating are frequently recommended and always itemized.
