What we do

Every service is optional. You pay for the ones you use.

Full pack and load, or just the drive. Nothing here is bundled into a package you did not ask for, and nothing is quietly added on loading day.

  • Pick what you need no forced bundles
  • Priced in writing before we load
  • USDOT 2138595 · MC-744411 checkable on FMCSA SAFER
Two movers handing a carton between them at the side of a van

Licensed interstate carrier

Our authority is public record — and so are our reviews. FMCSA register

Seven moving services, all our own crews

Four things, done by our own crews. Anything we cannot do properly ourselves, we will tell you rather than subcontract quietly.

How the services fit together

One order, one carrier, one invoice. Everything above travels on the same job with the same company accountable for it — there is no second contract for the packing and no third for the car. That matters more than it sounds: when a move goes wrong the question is never what was promised, it is who is answerable, and a single carrier means a single answer.

What is included and what is not

The long distance move is the spine: loading, transport, delivery, and thirty days of storage in transit whether you expect to need it or not. Packing, crating, shuttles and long carries are priced at survey — established before you book rather than discovered on loading day. That is the whole distinction, and the table below draws it service by service.

The one that is not what people think

Valuation is the exception worth reading properly. Federal law makes an interstate mover offer two levels of liability, and almost everything written about it gets the important part backwards: full value protection is the default if you sign nothing, and released value — sixty cents per pound per article — is the free one you have to ask for. Neither is insurance, and a home policy does not fill the gap. It is the one place on a moving contract where doing nothing is the better choice, and what the carrier is liable for sets out what qualifies as extraordinary value and how a claim is actually settled.

What is included

Service by service, what you get

The distinction that decides your invoice: what travels as part of the move, and what is priced at survey. Nothing in the right-hand column is ever added after the estimate.

Service What it covers Included as standard Quoted at survey
Long distance moving priced on weight and mileage The move itself, door to door Load, transport, delivery, 30 days storage in transit Shuttles, long carries, stair flights
Packing and crating take all of it, some of it or none Materials and the labor to pack Cartons, paper, tape and blankets Custom crates for art, stone and glass
Storage you set the release date Warehousing between load and delivery The first 30 days, in a facility we control Beyond 30 days, at a monthly rate quoted first
Auto transport same order, different equipment The vehicle, on equipment built for it Open trailer, door to door Enclosed trailer, expedited pickup
Valuation and liability neither one is insurance What the carrier is liable for Full value protection — the default if you sign nothing Released value at sixty cents per pound, free but opt-in

Storage in transit beyond thirty days moves to a monthly rate, quoted before it starts rather than after. Extraordinary-value items must be declared in writing to be covered as such.

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Why one carrier for all of it

  • Two movers in gloves closing and taping a carton between them Packing and crating are ours too, with materials included
  • Two movers stacking cartons into a van, one holding a clipboard against the load One order covers every service — you never coordinate two companies
  • A mover fitting the hairpin legs back onto a table beside a yellow sofa Delivery includes unpacking and reassembly when you want it
  • A storage unit packed with a chest of drawers, crates and stacked boxes behind a raised door Thirty days of storage in transit, in a facility we control
  • A hand signing a form on a clipboard, cartons stacked behind it A survey fixes the inventory, and the inventory fixes the price

What customers said about dealing with us end to end

“Working with this team has been a pleasure from the office staff who scheduled the job, to the crew leaders and their teams who made the move happen.”

Do I have to take packing if I book the move?

No. Plenty of customers pack their own cartons and have us crate only the awkward items. We will still inventory everything, and self-packed cartons are noted as such on the paperwork.

What is full-value protection?

The valuation option where a damaged item is repaired, replaced or settled at its current value. The alternative, released value, is included at no charge but settles at sixty cents per pound per article — which on a television is a few dollars. We explain both before you choose.

Can the car and the furniture travel together?

They travel on the same order but not always on the same equipment — cars go on a carrier built for them. One coordinator, one price, two pieces of equipment.

Not sure what you need?

Describe the move on the phone and we will tell you what it actually takes.