Moving Through a Neighborhood in Motion

Dunbar is in the middle of one of Fort Myers’ biggest neighborhood transformations — new mixed-income housing along Edison Avenue and Veronica S. Shoemaker Boulevard, redevelopment tied to the Greater Dunbar Initiative, and a wave of both longtime residents and new neighbors moving in and around the community. Two Chicks Moving handles both sides of that shift: moving families out of older Dunbar homes and moving new residents into the area’s growing housing stock. Call today for a straight-talk quote from a real person, not a call center.”

 

Local Knowledge Along MLK Jr. Boulevard and Veronica S. Shoemaker Boulevard

Dunbar’s street grid runs through some of the oldest platted blocks in Fort Myers, which means older driveway aprons, mature street trees, and in some pockets, active construction zones tied to the corridor’s ongoing redevelopment. Our crews plan truck routing around current construction activity near MLK Jr. Boulevard and Shoemaker Boulevard before move day, so you’re not the one figuring out a detour with a full truck. If your move continues on to another Florida city, we handle that as a full long-distance move with the same crew from start to finish — and if you’re headed toward the Buckingham side of Lee County instead, we cover that area too, see our Buckingham page.

 

What Movers in Dunbar Actually Cost

Local Dunbar moves run on the same hourly structure as the rest of Lee County — generally $50 to $75 per mover, per hour, with a two-person crew on a four-hour job landing between $400 and $600 before materials. Where Dunbar differs is move type: a lot of our jobs here involve smaller apartment-to-apartment moves tied to the area’s new mixed-income housing coming online, which often run shorter and cheaper than a full single-family home move. Two Chicks Moving quotes both the same way — flat hourly rate, two-hour minimum, no surprise add-ons.

Moving Out of Dunbar to Elsewhere in Florida

For households relocating out of Dunbar to another part of the state, pricing shifts to weight, packing needs, and mileage rather than an hourly rate. Expect $2,000 to $4,000 for a full-service long-distance move within Florida, or $487 to $1,329 for a shorter in-state relocation. We only run long-distance moves within Florida, so your crew and truck stay consistent the entire trip.