By Luis Lopez, AI transportation consultant, CEO of Go Hub.io Holdings Corp and subsidiaries, and host of the Freight Guru Podcast
Miami is a hard place to deliver large goods. Condo buildings require certificates of insurance and freight-elevator bookings, traffic is heavy, and many shipments are furniture, appliances or fixtures that need two people and sometimes assembly. This article covers last-mile delivery companies that handle large or freight-sized goods in the Miami area: white-glove residential delivery, furniture and fixture delivery with installation, and business-to-business final mile. It does not cover parcel couriers or food-delivery apps.
A note on how this list works. The companies are in alphabetical order, so it is not a ranking. It is based on public information from each company’s own website as of October 2026. No company paid to be included. Coverage, insurance and service levels change, so verify them directly with any company before you book.
1. Axis Logistic Services
Axis Logistic Services is based in Miami and describes its work as white-glove delivery: inside delivery, room placement, unpacking, assembly and debris removal. Its site also lists furniture receiving, custom packing and crating, fragile item delivery, and commercial and condo or high-rise delivery. It states it serves Miami-Dade and Broward counties.
Website: axislogisticservices.com
Good fit for: condo and high-rise deliveries, furniture receiving and assembly, and art or fragile items.
2. Brothers Fix
Brothers Fix is headquartered in Miami Lakes, with additional operations in New Jersey and New York. Its site lists white-glove furniture delivery and installation, commercial furniture installation, climate-controlled warehousing and storage, and corporate relocation logistics. It names interior designers, furniture manufacturers and retailers among the clients it serves.
Website: brothersfix.com
Good fit for: designers, retailers and manufacturers who need delivery plus installation and storage from one provider.
3. Comet Delivery Services
Comet Delivery Services lists a Miami location and states it serves Miami-Dade, Broward, Palm Beach and Orlando, with trucking available nationwide. Its site lists white-glove delivery and home delivery among its services, alongside LTL freight, same-day delivery, cross-docking, warehousing and bonded carrier services. It also shows a 24-hour hotline.
Website: cometdelivery.com
Good fit for: businesses that want final mile combined with freight, warehousing and time-sensitive delivery.
4. Elite Anywhere
Elite Anywhere operates from Doral. Its site lists white-glove delivery and installation, climate-controlled receiving and storage, last-mile delivery, 3PL and e-commerce fulfillment, and FF&E project logistics. It describes coordinating certificates of insurance, freight-elevator scheduling and building management for high-rise condos, and delivering across South Florida from Miami Beach to Boca Raton.
Website: eliteanywhere.com
Good fit for: interior designers, galleries, hospitality groups and showrooms with building-access requirements.
5. GEODIS
GEODIS is a national logistics company. Its final-mile home delivery page describes a two-person delivery model with four service levels: basic doorstep, threshold, room of choice, and white glove with unpacking and assembly. It also lists real-time GPS tracking and customer notifications, and it shows Miami-area facilities, including one in Hialeah.
Website: geodis.com
Good fit for: national retailers and brands that need one provider across many metro markets, including Miami.
6. GoBolt
GoBolt is a third-party logistics provider offering fulfillment, last-mile delivery and returns processing across North America. Its Miami page lists a fulfillment center in Miami and a big-and-bulky offering with white-glove delivery for furniture, fitness equipment and oversized items. Its site says it works with scaling direct-to-consumer brands at 3,000 or more monthly orders.
Website: gobolt.com
Good fit for: direct-to-consumer brands with steady monthly volume that want fulfillment and delivery together.
7. R&C Delivery
R&C Delivery is located in Miami and offers white-glove logistics, including furniture pickup and installation, short- and long-term warehouse storage, and repair and restoration of outdoor furniture and umbrellas. Its site says it serves homeowners, interior designers, hotels, resorts, country clubs, furniture retailers and property managers across South Florida.
Website: rcdeliverycompany.com
Good fit for: hospitality and outdoor furniture projects, and homeowners or designers who need delivery with storage.
8. Safebound Moving & Storage
Safebound Moving & Storage is headquartered in West Palm Beach and operates throughout South Florida. Its white-glove delivery page describes delivery to the exact room, unpacking, assembly, installation and packaging removal. The site says it serves interior designers, retailers and residential clients, and that it can provide certificate of insurance documentation for condos.
Website: safeboundmoving.com
Good fit for: high-value furniture, art and electronics going into condos across Miami-Dade and Palm Beach counties.
9. Solomon & Sons Relocation Services
Solomon & Sons Relocation Services is based in Dania Beach and covers Miami, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach. Its hotel FF&E page describes receiving, secure warehousing, staged delivery and installation support for hospitality projects, covering both furniture and fixtures (FF&E) and operating supplies (OS&E).
Website: ssrelocation.com
Good fit for: hotel openings and renovations that need staged delivery and installation.
How to Choose
- Match the service level to the goods. Curbside, threshold, room of choice and white glove are different jobs with different crew sizes. Confirm which one is quoted and what it includes, such as unpacking, assembly and debris removal. For trends in this segment, see Top 10 AI Trends in Last-Mile White-Glove Delivery.
- Ask about building access. For condos and high-rises, ask whether the provider handles certificates of insurance, freight-elevator reservations and building rules.
- Check coverage and insurance in writing. Liability for loss or damage during final mile varies by provider and by contract. Read Cargo Insurance vs. Carrier Liability before you rely on a provider’s coverage.
- Decide whether you need storage. Projects with staggered arrival dates often need receiving, inspection and warehousing before delivery. Ask how inventory is tracked and how damage is reported on receipt.
- Look at scale and fit. A local specialist may suit project work or a single building. A national provider may suit steady retail volume across several cities. Ask what minimums or volume expectations apply.
- Ask the basic vetting questions. Licensing, equipment, crew training, communication and claims handling matter. The five questions to ask before hiring a freight carrier apply to final mile as well.
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About the author: Luis Lopez is a Miami-based AI transportation consultant and logistics entrepreneur, the CEO of Go Hub.io Holdings Corp and subsidiaries, and host of the Freight Guru Podcast.
