Written estimate
Your price in writing, based on a survey of your belongings. It should list every service and charge.
Serving Greater Houston & nationwide
Crossing state lines means federal rules, longer timelines and more documents. We handle the planning, paperwork, packing, transport and delivery, and explain every document in plain English before you sign.
Takes 60 seconds. No deposit, no obligation.
An interstate move planner will contact you shortly to schedule your survey and written estimate.
Call (866) 984-9623USDOT #Verify on FMCSA SAFER
Paperwork handledEstimate, BOL & inventory
Lower 48 coverageOne truck, one crew
Fully insuredFull-value option available
Whether it's a household or a full office, our interstate team handles initial planning, documentation, packing, transportation and final delivery. You focus on settling in. We run the move.
Interstate moves are regulated by the FMCSA, so the paperwork isn't optional. It's the difference between a protected move and a problem. We get every document right and make sure you understand what you're signing.
An interstate move can't be quoted from a checkbox. Here's how we get it right.
We survey your inventory in person or by video so your estimate is based on what's actually moving.
A written estimate, the FMCSA "Your Rights and Responsibilities" booklet and a clear explanation of every form.
Our crew packs, inventories and loads. Every item is tagged so you can verify what arrives.
A delivery window in writing and a coordinator who answers the phone while your truck is on the road.
Items unloaded, placed where you want them and checked against the inventory you signed.
Federal rules give you specific rights on an interstate move. Here's what you should receive from any legitimate mover.
Your price in writing, based on a survey of your belongings. It should list every service and charge.
The FMCSA's "Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move" guide, which movers must give you.
Confirms the services you've booked, your dates and your delivery window before the move.
Your contract with the mover and your receipt for your belongings. Read it before you sign and keep a copy.
Every item tagged and its condition noted at pickup, so you can check it all at delivery.
Basic released value (60¢ per pound, per item) or full-value protection. You choose in writing.
Typical transit times from Houston. Your exact delivery window is confirmed in writing when you book. Don't see your state? We serve all 48 contiguous states.
Quote my routeFederal compliance is the baseline. These are the extras that make the move feel easy.
Registered for interstate household goods moves under federal rules.
Estimate, bill of lading, inventory and valuation forms handled correctly.
Standard and full-value coverage options to protect your belongings in transit.
Efficient route planning across the continental US.
Padded, secured loads and the same professional crew from pickup to delivery.
We explain interstate rules so you understand exactly what you're signing.
Pro materials and techniques for items that have to survive cross-country trips.
If your new home isn't ready, we store your belongings until it is.
No large cash deposit up front. Pay after delivery and your walkthrough.
A legitimate interstate mover is registered with federal authorities and will point you to independent information. Use these to check any company, including ours.
Talk to the person who'll plan your move. Not a call center.
(866) 984-9623Any move that crosses a state line, such as Houston to Atlanta or Houston to Denver. Interstate moves are regulated by the federal FMCSA. Moves that stay within Texas, even long ones, are regulated by the Texas DMV.
Every interstate household goods mover must have a USDOT number. Look it up on the FMCSA SAFER system, read the mover's public reviews, and be wary of anyone who demands a large cash deposit or won't give you a written estimate.
A written estimate, the FMCSA "Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move" booklet, an order for service, an inventory of your belongings and a bill of lading. We explain each one before you sign.
Regional moves of roughly 250 to 1,000 miles typically take two to four business days. Coast-to-coast moves typically take five to ten. Your delivery window is confirmed in writing.
Basic released-value protection is included and pays 60¢ per pound, per item. Full-value protection covers repair, replacement or current value up to the amount you declare. You can file a written claim within nine months of delivery.
Live plants usually can't go on an interstate move because some states restrict them at the border, and perishable food isn't allowed. Hazardous items like propane, gasoline and paint are also prohibited. You'll get a full list with your estimate.
No. There's no deposit to book. You pay after delivery and your final walkthrough.