Interstate long distance moving since 2009

Priced before you pack.

Long distance moves on a binding price, with the same crew loading and delivering. You get a date, a number, and one person to call.

  • Our own trucks no brokers
  • Fixed delivery day in writing
  • Full-value cover optional
  • USDOT 2138595 · MC-744411 checkable on FMCSA SAFER
Two movers handing a carton between them at the open back of a loaded van

Licensed interstate carrier

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

What we do

All services

Why us

1,789
Households moved
160
Crew nationwide
28
Cities with crews
  • A mover carrying a carton across a room towards a second mover Every service is optional — you pay for what you actually need
  • Three movers loading a van from the curb, the load stacked to the roof Trained crews on our own payroll, never day labor
  • Two movers easing an appliance into place in a utility room We pack, load, deliver, unpack and reassemble
  • Household goods stacked inside a storage unit: crates, a bin and a filing cabinet Thirty days of storage included on long distance moves
  • A hand holding a tablet while a mover works among cartons behind Licensed and insured under our own USDOT and MC authority

About us

A decade of interstate moves, run by our own crews

Cross Country Movers Group has helped thousands of American families relocate across the country — and the people who pack and load your home are on our payroll, not hired for the morning.

Our history runs more than a decade. Over those years we built our moving services around what customers actually asked for rather than around a fixed package, which is why every service we offer is optional: you pick the ones that suit the move you are making, and you pay for those.

Choose full relocation and our packers dismantle and box your belongings in materials we supply, load them onto our own truck, and drive them to the destination. On arrival the same crew unloads, unpacks and reassembles everything they took apart.

When the dates do not line up — and on a long distance move they often do not — thirty days of storage is included. Your shipment waits in a facility we control, not on a broker’s lot.

If a car has to travel too, it goes on the same order: open or enclosed trailer, door to door or terminal to terminal, handled by crews trained for it. One coordinator, one price, one company answering the phone.

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How your move runs

  1. Quote from two ZIP codes

    Two ZIP codes and a date. A coordinator calls back with a real number, not a range.

  2. Survey fixes the price

    A walkthrough by video or in person fixes the inventory and fixes the price.

  3. Load day at your door

    Wrapped, labeled and inventoried at your door before anything leaves the house.

  4. Delivery and reassembly

    Unloaded, reassembled, and the packing debris taken away with us.

What people said

“Their pricing was transparent, with no hidden fees, which I really appreciated.”

Get your free estimate

One call, one binding price. No obligation and no robocalls.

Popular long distance routes

Six lanes we run most, five of them with a page of their own. Mileage is driving distance and the transit range is the written spread we commit to on the bill of lading — not a best case.

All routes

Where we serve

Twenty-eight cities with our own crews, in sixteen states and the District. Start with the state and it will hand you the city.

Questions we get every week

If yours is not here, call a coordinator. There is no script and no sales queue.

323-379-1382 All moving questions
How is a long distance moving price calculated?

By the weight of your shipment, the mileage between the two addresses, and the services you add — packing, crating, storage, stairs or a long carry. Once the survey is done that number is fixed in a binding estimate.

Can the price change on loading day?

Not on a binding estimate. It changes only if you add items or services that were not in the survey, and we tell you the new figure before we load them.

How long does delivery take?

Two to five days under 1,000 miles, and six to twelve coast to coast. You get a delivery window in writing when you book, and a call the day before with a two-hour arrival slot.

Is my shipment on one truck the whole way?

Yes. We load it once and unload it at your new address — no warehouse transfers, no re-handling, and our own crew at both ends.

What if my new home is not ready?

Your shipment goes into storage under your own inventory number. The first thirty days are included on every long distance move.

What happens if something is damaged?

Every interstate move carries released-value protection by law, and full-value protection is available. Claims go to a named coordinator here, not a call center.

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