Belleview sits just south of Ocala where US-441 and US-301 split apart, and most of the households Rick Calloway’s crew loads down here belong to retirees who came for the warm winters and the easy pace. The phrase locals use is the Belleview-Summerfield retiree belt, and it fits: villa neighborhoods, manufactured-home parks off Robinson Road, and older single-family houses on roomy lots near the historic downtown. A1 All Professional Movers runs its own A1 trucks and its own uniformed W-2 crew on every Belleview job, the same way Rick has done it since 2009.
What a Belleview move usually looks like for our Marion County crew
The work splits along clear lines, and Rick reads the address before move morning instead of figuring it out on your driveway.
- Villa and 55-plus downsizes near US-441 — couples trimming a four-bedroom down to a two-bedroom villa, where we sort keep-and-donate piles with you and load only what is going.
- Manufactured-home communities off Robinson Road — narrow carports and tie-down skirting that we pad and protect, parking the truck clear of the awning and skirting.
- Older homes around downtown Belleview — properties shaded by mature oaks off SE Abshier Boulevard, hand-carried when the driveway is tight, with no surcharge for the longer walk.
- Snowbird seasonal trips — part-year residents loading or storing between October arrivals and April departures.
One flat written rate, signed before Rick’s crew lifts a box in Belleview
✓ A1’s own crew and trucks
- When you call, Rick or someone at his Ocala desk answers in person, not a hired phone room
- On move day the amount you settle matches the written figure to the dollar, with nothing added
- One A1 All Professional Movers crew packs, loads and unloads every single job
- The load carries $1M in coverage, and your community office receives a certificate that same day
- Any claim is handled in-house, with Rick reviewing it personally
× Broker chain
- Your information bounces through a call center and then gets sold further down the chain
- Quote rebilled at delivery for “extras”
- Every time, an unfamiliar truck shows up carrying a crew you have never met
- Generic certificate, COI is a fight
- “Not our crew” runaround on damage claims
Rick prices your Belleview move as a single flat figure in writing, and it does not move on the day. If you would rather go hourly, two A1 movers are $115/hr, three are $155/hr, and four are $200/hr, though most homes here land on a flat band. A villa one-bedroom runs $580 to $950, a two-bedroom is $950 to $1,600, and a full three-bedroom near downtown is $1,600 to $2,650. An upright piano is $270 to $440 and a baby grand is $500 to $820, folded into the same number.
A June thunderstorm over US-441 stays off your Belleview invoice
Your rate is flat and on paper, so an afternoon storm or a tight carport in a manufactured-home park is ours to plan around, not a surprise charge. We book mornings through the hot months, and your belongings travel under $1M cargo coverage with full-value protection available and a nine-month claim window.
Leaving the retiree belt for another state? A1 drives long-distance on our own equipment, so the Marion County crew that loads your villa off US-441 is the same one waiting to unload it at the destination. Call Rick at (888) 711-4778.
