We’re a local & family-owned moving company that provides professional, flat-rate college and dorm moving services across Sarasota, including downtown Sarasota, University Parkway, Bee Ridge, Gulf Gate, and Fruitville Road. Our team frequently can assist students attending New College of Florida, USF Sarasota–Manatee, Ringling College of Art and Design, and Keiser University Sarasota, help with move-ins, semester transitions, and off-campus relocations.
Manasota Movers is licensed, insured, and fully equipped to handle your Sarasota college dorm and student housing moves. Whether you’re moving out of a USF dorm, into your first apartment, or relocating from Ringling College of Art and Design, our team is prepared.
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We know college life moves fast — so let us handle your dorm or student housing move with care and precision. We offer affordable college moving rates with no hidden fees!
Worried about damage? Our team uses dollies, pads, shrink wrap, straps, and bins to protect your mini fridges, TVs, bedding, and dorm furniture during transport.
Whether you’re moving into on-campus dorms, art student housing, or off-campus apartments near University Parkway or downtown Sarasota, Manasota Movers makes every step simple and stress-free.
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We guarantee a smooth and efficient move with 5-star service.
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What areas & campuses in Sarasota do you serve? — We provide dorm and college moving services for New College of Florida, USF Sarasota–Manatee, Ringling College of Art and Design, and Keiser University Sarasota, plus nearby student apartments around University Parkway, Gulf Gate, and downtown Sarasota.
Do you help with semester move-ins and move-outs? — Absolutely! We handle dorm transitions, summer storage, and off-campus relocations for college students year-round.
Can you pack fragile dorm items? — Yes! We safely transport & pack computers/laptops, printers, gaming consoles, TVs, plants, and other personal items for students.