Triumph is licensed to do all types of moving within the State of Florida.

Our local moves are done mostly in Broward, Miami-Dade and West Palm Beach Counties.

We offer the following types of relocation services:

• Full service moving: our professional movers come to your home before the moving day and we  box up and pack all your houselhold items; then we move the items to the  destination and unpack all boxes.

• Moving only: you do the packing and unpacking yourself and we move your belongings from point A to point B.

• Moving inside same building or same community.

• Commercial moves.

• Corporate moving services.

 

Professional packing services – We will box-up all your items accordingly, using the best moving supplies available, such as newsprint (white packing paper), bubble cushioning wrap, styrofoam peanuts, paper moving pads, whichever is the most suitable for your local moving or for shipment.

We can pack your items whether they are small fragile items (glasses, crystals) or large ones (furniture, pianos, microscopes, etc.).

The unpacking work consists of unboxing all items, put them inside cabinets and closets, get rid of all boxes. There is no pile of boxes to be opened and emptied out, no paper piles, no mess. It will only need your personal touch, at your own pace.

 

 

Information on moving to the City of Coconut Creek

Coconut Creek is a city in Broward County, Florida, with a population of 63,000+ and 1,400 businesses in an area of 12 square miles (31 km2), part of the South Florida metropolitan area.

Coconut Creek boundaries are:

North: Unincorporated Palm Beach County

West: Parkland, Coral Springs and Margate

East: Deerfield Beach and Pompano Beach

Southeast: Pompano Beach

The City of Coconut Creek enjoys great location within the South Florida region, as it sits centrally within the Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach tri-county area, with direct access to major transportation routes, international ports and airports.

Coconut Creek is also known as “Butterfly Capital of the World”, because it is home to the world's largest butterfly aviary, Butterfly World, with over 80 species and 5,000 individual butterflies.

Coconut Creek was named by the coconut trees that were planted in the area by early developers. History says that R.E. Bateman, one of the developers, named Coconut Creek after combining the names of Miami-Dade County's village of Indian Creek, and the Miami neighborhood of Coconut Grove.

 “Coconut Creek  is a well-planned community with a unique environmental consciousness touting an abundance of trees, waterways, attractive landscaped roads, beautiful parks, and butterfly gardens throughout the neighborhoods. This is due to the City’s progressive planning approach to creating a unique life-style for residents and businesses. This exquisite city provides a paradise which attracts tourists from all over the world. Coconut Creek is the first in the State of Florida and eleventh in the country to be certified as a "Community Wildlife Habitat."”

The City Commission adopted the Main Street Design Standards document, which establishes the vision for a mixed-use, downtown development in the center of Coconut Creek, requires all buildings to be “green and sustainable”, and be certified by the U.S. Green Building Council or the Florida Green Building Coalition, Inc.

The City of Coconut Creek goal is to be the first City in the State to have a contiguous certified green building project. This effort has been recognized by the Florida Chapter of the American Planning Association (FAPA), which granted the "Main Street Design Standards" an Award of Excellence in planning for the project’s innovation, transferability, quality, implementation, and comprehensiveness.

With an ambitious development program of over a million square feet of commercial development, 2,700 residential units, 1,300 hotel rooms, 300,000 square feet of community facilities, large open space and recreation components, and 15 acres of conservation, the Main Street/Creek Commons area will definitely become a destination in Broward County.

You can visit Main Street which is in the heart of the city and home to the Promenade of Coconut Creek, a green mixed-use lifestyle center filled with an abundance of shops and restaurants and the Seminole Coconut Creek casino, which features gaming machines, poker, restaurants and live entertainment.

For more information about Coconut Creek, Main Street project, calendar of events, etc., visit the city’s website at www.coconutcreek.net