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This page covers one city and one job: moving households in and out of Orlando. It exists so that somebody with a lease ending in nine days, or a closing date in Lake Nona, can work out what a real crew does, what a written estimate has to contain under Florida law, and what the building at the other end is going to demand before a truck is allowed at the dock. The details here were written around what Orlando actually is — a metro area growing faster than most in the country, where nearly half of Orange County households rent, where load day means alleys in Baldwin Park, brick streets near downtown and service elevators in the corridor towers, and where the calendar runs into a hurricane season that lasts half the year.