West Palm Beach, FL to Naples, FL: Coast to Coast Across Alligator Alley
This is our east-to-west lane, about 125 miles connecting the Atlantic side of the state to the Gulf. The truck drops south on I-95, swings west onto I-75 in Broward County, and crosses the Everglades on Alligator Alley before the exits for Golden Gate and Naples appear. Plan on roughly 2 hours 15 minutes of driving. Households finish in one day as a rule; the crossing asks for preparation, not extra time.
The Alley gets respect, not improvisation
Alligator Alley runs arrow straight, but it offers almost nothing for fifty-plus miles: no fuel, no roadside businesses, a single rest area out in the sawgrass. Our drivers top off the tanks in Broward, check tires before the on-ramp, and carry water for the crew. The corridor also shuts down occasionally when fog settles overnight or brush-fire smoke drifts across the lanes; when that happens we shift the start time instead of sending a packed truck into poor visibility. A modest toll is collected at the Broward plaza, paid through our SunPass and already counted inside your written total.
Gates on the Gulf side
Naples runs on gatehouses. Pelican Bay, Pelican Marsh, Grey Oaks, and the beachfront condominiums along Gulf Shore Blvd each keep their own rules: crew names submitted in advance, a COI for the association, sometimes a designated service entrance the truck must use. We collect those requirements when you book and clear them with the property ahead of the date, so the crew rolls through the gate instead of idling at it. On the West Palm Beach end we confirm staging during the estimate, whether the pickup is a SoSo house, a Wellington property, or a building near Rosemary Square.
The arithmetic never changes mid-route
Both addresses sit in Florida, and the lane operates under our own licensing, backed by and. One of our trucks carries the shipment, staffed by our employees from the first pad to the last bolt in the bed frame, and Cody, Marcus, or Danielle stays reachable on every job. The total you signed in Palm Beach County is the total collected in Collier County; nothing gets reweighed, and no add-on materializes at the unload. Coverage terms, including the $0.60/lb released-value baseline, are written into your agreement before the date.


