Why long distance only
A local move and a cross-country move are different jobs. Local work is priced by the hour and finished by evening. Long-distance work is priced by weight and distance, and regulated by federal rules. It also needs careful inventory and packing that can handle days on the road.
We focus on the second kind. That shapes how we answer the phone, how we estimate and which jobs we turn down.
Where we stand today
We're new, and we won't pretend otherwise. You won't find a claim here about decades in business or thousands of moves. Our federal registration is being completed, and we'll publish our U.S. DOT number as soon as it's issued.
Expert Movers is completing its federal motor carrier registration. Our U.S. DOT number will be published here as soon as it is issued, and you can check it in the FMCSA SAFER database before you sign anything.
Ask us anything about this. A good mover should welcome the question, and how to choose a long-distance mover explains how to check any company, including us.
How we work
- We show a price range openly. You can see it before giving us your contact details.
- We estimate from your real inventory, on site or by video, not from a guess.
- We put it in writing, including the type of estimate, services and charges.
- We'll say no when a move isn't a good fit.
Why Chicago
Chicago sits at the crossing of I-55, I-65, I-80, I-90 and I-94, which gives us direct lines to much of the country. It's also a demanding place to load a truck, from high-rise elevators to narrow alleys and winter parking bans. Our Chicago moving logistics page explains how we plan for that.
Who to contact
Use the contact page, or start with the form above for a price range on your route.