1Everything wrapped
Blankets, shrink and tape on every piece — not only the fragile ones.
USA Licensed interstate carrier · USDOT 4575745
Interstate
Interstate
Moving Services
Licensed for every state line
Next door or across the country, any move over a state line is an interstate move. We hold the federal authority to carry it, with one crew and one binding written price.
Price locked at booking
$1M coverage
No brokers
🔒 Price locked at booking · $1M coverage · never sold to brokers
Licensed interstate carrierUSDOT 4575745 · MC-1820728
The carrier, not a brokerYour move stays with us from pickup to delivery.
Binding written estimateThe price in writing is the price you pay.
$1M liability coverageFull Value Protection available for your belongings.
Coverage
Every state, every route.
We move homes between all 48 continental states and D.C. Pick your route to see it on the map.
→Every route between the 48 continental states and D.C.
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What we do
Services built around your move.
An apartment or a full office, one room or five bedrooms — we plan the crew, the truck and the packing around what you're actually moving, and where it needs to go.
Door to door
Long distance
Cross-country and interstate relocations, door to door, on one truck from pickup to delivery.
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Full service
White glove
We pack, move, unpack, arrange — and hang the art before we leave.
What’s included
Residential
Studios to five-bedroom homes. Taken apart, moved, rebuilt.
Commercial
Offices moved over a weekend — working by Monday.
Packing & crating
Museum-grade packing and custom crates built on site.
Storage between homes
Climate-controlled, monitored around the clock, inventoried and insured — for a week or a year.
- Climate-controlled
- Inventoried
- Insured
- Delivered when you say
On moving day
One move, start to finish.
Photographs from our own crews. This is what the four parts of your day look like, from the first runner down to the last bed built.
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2Floors protected
Runners down and door jambs padded before a single box is carried.
3Ready to load
Every box labelled by room and on the inventory before it goes on the truck.
4Loaded by your crew
The crew that packs your home loads the truck, tier by tier, and strapped row by row.
5At your new door
Unloaded into the rooms you point to, on the date in your contract.
✓Settled in
Beds built, furniture placed, and we don't leave until you've signed off.
State to state
Every kind of interstate move.
An interstate move can be ten miles or three thousand. These are the kinds we run every week, all carried under the same federal licence and paperwork.
Across the line next door
Manhattan to New Jersey, D.C. to Arlington, Kansas City across the state line. Short, but still interstate, with the same licence and protections as a long haul.
Regional moves
Boston to Philadelphia, Chicago to Minneapolis, Dallas to Houston and on to New Orleans. Usually loaded and delivered within a few days.
Up and down the East Coast
The I-95 corridor from New England to Florida is the busiest interstate lane in the country, and one we run constantly.
Midwest to the Sun Belt
Ohio, Michigan and Illinois to Texas, Arizona, the Carolinas and Florida — warmer weather, newer homes and HOA move-in rules we plan around.
Out West
California to Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Idaho and Texas. Mountain passes and desert heat both shape how the truck is packed and when it runs.
Coast to coast
The longest interstate moves, packed for a week on the road. See our cross-country moving services for how those are handled.
Read moreWhat makes a move interstate
- Any state line, any distanceFederal rules treat a move as interstate when it crosses a state line. A short move from one state to the next qualifies just like a cross-country one.
- Federal licensingInterstate movers must be registered with the FMCSA. Ours: USDOT 4575745 and MC-1820728 — you can look both up on the FMCSA website before you book.
- Your rights, in writingBefore your move you receive the FMCSA booklet "Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move", along with a written estimate and an inventory.
- Liability you chooseInterstate moves carry basic released-value liability by law, and you can choose Full Value Protection instead. We explain both before you sign.
See the packing, crating and storage you can add on long-distance moving services, or our long distance movers in Washington, DC.
The process
No surprises. Four steps.
No vague quotes that balloon on moving day. Here's the whole shape of working with us.
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Step 01
Survey
A video or in-home walkthrough so we know the full scope before quoting.
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Step 02
Fixed quote
A written estimate with every line itemized. What you see is what you pay.
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Step 03
Move day
The crew arrives on schedule, in uniform, with materials, mats and a plan.
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Step 04
Settle in
We don't leave until furniture is placed, beds are built, and you've signed off.
FAQ
Interstate moves, answered.
What people ask before moving to another state. If yours isn't here, call — a real person picks up.
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What is an interstate move?
Any household move that crosses a state line, whatever the distance. Interstate moves are regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA), so the mover must hold a USDOT number and interstate operating authority.
How do I check that an interstate mover is licensed?
Ask for the mover's USDOT and MC numbers and look them up on the FMCSA website. Ours are USDOT 4575745 and MC-1820728. A licensed interstate carrier must also give you the "Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move" booklet.
What is the difference between an interstate carrier and a broker?
A carrier owns the trucks and employs the crew that moves you. A broker sells your move and hands it to a carrier you may never have heard of. We are the carrier: the people who survey your home are the people who move it.
Do you charge by the hour for short interstate moves?
No. Interstate moves are priced on a binding written estimate built from your inventory, access at both ends and the route, so the figure does not grow if traffic is heavy on move day.
What paperwork will I receive for an interstate move?
A written estimate, an order for service, a bill of lading and an inventory of everything loaded, plus the FMCSA rights booklet. Keep the bill of lading and inventory together until your delivery is checked off.
Ready when you are.
Tell us where you're going. You'll have a fixed, written price the same day.
- Binding written price
- Our own crews
- $1M liability coverage
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