Free estimate · no obligation

Two ZIP codes and a date. That is the whole start.

A coordinator prices your move from a real inventory and puts the number in writing.

A mover taking notes on a tablet in a room being cleared

Start your estimate

The two ZIP codes are enough for a coordinator to work with. Everything else helps us price it accurately the first time.

Licensed interstate carrier

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

Door to door
one carrier, both ends

What one customer said about the call back

“The phone call took less than 20 mins and the movers were scheduled the next day amazingly. They were much accurate in their phone estimate and overall professional than the last company so I must say that I am very satisfied with their service.”

What happens after you send it

  1. A call back

    Usually the same working day. We ask what is going, what floor it is on, and whether anything needs crating.

  2. A survey, by video or in person

    By video or in person for larger moves. This is what turns an estimate into a binding price rather than a range that moves on loading day.

  3. Estimate and paperwork

    Estimate, inventory and delivery spread in writing, plus your valuation choice — released value or full-value protection.

  4. The move, start to finish

    Our crew loads, our truck drives, and the same company unloads. Nothing is transferred to a partner carrier in between.

About the estimate itself

The questions that come up before anyone signs anything. If yours is not here, ask on the phone.

323-379-1382 All moving questions
Is the estimate binding?

It can be. After a survey we will issue a binding estimate, which means the price is fixed for the inventory listed and cannot change on loading day. A non-binding estimate is cheaper to produce but settles on actual weight, so it can move in either direction.

How do you price an interstate move?

By the weight of the shipment, the mileage between the two addresses, and the services you add — packing, crating, stairs, a long carry, storage. That is how a licensed interstate carrier is required to price; anyone quoting purely by cubic feet is worth a second look.

What is a delivery spread?

A window of dates rather than a single day, because a long-haul truck crosses several states and weather and traffic are real. The spread is written on your paperwork. On shorter lanes it is a few days; coast to coast it is usually seven to twelve.

Do I pay anything for the estimate?

No, and there is no obligation attached to it. If the number does not work for you, nothing happens. No card, no deposit, no conditions attached to walking away: the estimate exists so you can compare it, including against other movers.

Will I get called by ten other companies?

Not from us. We are the carrier doing the work, so there is nothing for us to sell your details to. Lead resale is what produces the phone-call avalanche people describe after using a comparison site.

Rather just talk to someone?

A coordinator can price most moves on the phone in about ten minutes.

Open 24/7. A person answers, day or night.

Call a coordinator

323-379-1382

Open 24/7

Email

info@crosscountrymoversgroup.com

Attach an inventory list and we will price from it.

Office

11208 Patom Drive
Culver City, CA 90230