A Single B and G Movers Crew for Every Corner of Tampa Bay
Perhaps you are clearing out a garden flat along Hillsborough Avenue, a block ranch over in Brandon, or a newly raised house on some Tampa Palms cul-de-sac. Whatever the case, the same Kennedy Boulevard dispatch desk sends out the movers who carry your furniture. Across Hillsborough County and the wider bay our trucks keep rolling, and the payroll crew loading up a Hyde Park condo at sunrise is the very group easing it back into place over in Riverview by afternoon.
- Office4830 W Kennedy Blvd, Suite 600, Tampa, FL 33609
- Founded2015 by Tampa Bay locals Brett Donovan and Greg Hayes
- Staff12 trucks plus roughly 18 people drawing a paycheck
- CoverageTampa, Brandon, Riverview, Carrollwood & the broader Tampa Bay region of Hillsborough County
Out Here, the Opening Question Is Plainly Whether a Rig Can Reach Your Door
Before any truck leaves our Suite 600 lot, Greg works through the access with you over the phone: which spot a rig can stage in, whether a tower concierge or guard booth expects paperwork up front, and what hours a building or HOA genuinely permits. Nearly every job around the bay settles into one of the four shapes laid out below, each of which we chart well ahead.
- Block and ranch houses on slab foundations stretching out toward Brandon, Riverview, Lutz, and Wesley Chapel, nearly always hinged on a closing that tends to slip
- Mid-rise condos and towers throughout downtown, Channelside, Water Street, and Westshore, for which an insurance certificate, the reserved freight car, plus a dock window all come together days early
- Three-story garden walk-ups behind Dale Mabry, Hillsborough Avenue, and the freeway corridors, lacking any elevator, where each carton travels down the stairwell on somebody’s shoulder amid the heat
- Master-planned and gated subdivisions like FishHawk, Westchase, Tampa Palms, Hunters Green, and Seven Oaks, every one carrying its own gate code plus HOA move hours we lock down beforehand
| Where in Tampa Bay | Typical load |
|---|---|
| The urban core: downtown, Channelside, Water Street, Seminole Heights, Ybor City | High-rise condos, loft flats, restored older houses, plus corporate transferees |
| South Tampa: Hyde Park, SoHo, Palma Ceia, Bayshore Beautiful, Davis Islands | Bungalows, waterfront places along Bayshore Boulevard, mid-rise condos, plus townhomes |
| The I-75 suburbs: Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel, Lutz | Subdivision homes on slab, planned-community builds, plus the odd longer pull beyond the metro |
| North and west: Carrollwood, Westchase, Town ‘n’ Country, Tampa Palms | Gated builds, master-planned houses, plus active-adult or snowbird relocations |
Hand us a ZIP that lands within our coverage zone and the movers we payroll head right out to reach it
Held in our own name as a licensed direct Florida mover, that paperwork means we work as no broker and no chain of agents nudging your move from hand to hand; the name painted on our truck doubles as the name on every paycheck. Pass along an address sitting inside our footprint and a B and G Movers crew arrives to handle the lifting, never an outside team phoned up to patch some distant edge of the bay past where we run. Stretching back to 2015, these movers have wrestled sofas down stairwells in Seminole Heights, cleared certificates for the Water Street towers, and come to know the Howard Frankland and Selmon Expressway crawl well enough to land a load on schedule.
Find your neighborhood somewhere in the chart, or simply give us the loading street and we will assign a rig plus a crew against the date. Our office answers at [bc_phone].