Interstate Moving Services

Professional cross-state relocation services

What is Interstate Moving?

Interstate moving refers to relocations that cross state lines. These moves are regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and require movers to have specific licensing and insurance.

All movers in our network are DOT-licensed for interstate moves, ensuring compliance with federal regulations and proper protection for your belongings.

Interstate Moving Requirements

  • • Movers must have USDOT number and MC number
  • • Required to provide written estimates
  • • Must offer Full Value Protection or Released Value Protection
  • • Required to provide "Your Rights and Responsibilities" booklet
  • • Must have proper insurance coverage

Interstate Moving Services

Full-Service Packing

Professional packing with quality materials for long-distance transport

Loading & Transport

Secure loading and cross-state transportation

Storage Options

Temporary storage if needed during transition

Delivery & Unpacking

Delivery to your new state and optional unpacking

Vehicle Shipping

Transport your car or motorcycle separately

Binding Estimates

Guaranteed pricing for peace of mind

Popular Interstate Routes

New York → Florida

Distance: ~1,100 miles

Est. Cost: $1,800-$2,500

California → Texas

Distance: ~1,200-1,500 miles

Est. Cost: $2,200-$3,200

Illinois → California

Distance: ~2,000 miles

Est. Cost: $2,500-$3,800

Massachusetts → Florida

Distance: ~1,300 miles

Est. Cost: $2,000-$2,800

New York → California

Distance: ~3,000 miles

Est. Cost: $3,500-$5,500

Texas → California

Distance: ~1,200-1,500 miles

Est. Cost: $2,200-$3,200

*Prices for 2-bedroom home. Actual costs vary by move size and date.

Interstate Move Timeline

Booking
4-8 weeks before move
Pre-Move Survey
2-3 weeks before move
Packing
1-2 days before pickup
Pickup
Scheduled date
Transit
3-7 days (depending on distance)
Delivery
Scheduled date at destination

Why Choose Licensed Interstate Movers?

  • Federal regulation compliance - DOT-licensed movers follow strict rules
  • Proper insurance - required coverage for interstate moves
  • Binding estimates - guaranteed pricing protection
  • Legal protection - your rights are clearly defined
  • Experience - movers familiar with cross-state regulations
  • Proper documentation - required paperwork handled correctly
  • Claims process - established procedures for damage claims
  • Professional handling - trained movers for long-distance transport

Important Interstate Moving Notes

  • • Always get binding estimates in writing before booking
  • • Read the "Your Rights and Responsibilities" booklet provided by movers
  • • Verify mover's USDOT number on FMCSA website
  • • Never pay full amount upfront - deposits are typically 10-25%
  • • Keep inventory lists and photos of your belongings
  • • File damage claims within 9 months of delivery

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