Short answers to what people ask most. Each one links to a page with more detail.
Check your long-distance price
Long-distance prices follow weight and distance, then access, packing, storage and season. See how much a long-distance move costs, or use the calculator.
Below are the most common questions we hear. If yours isn't here, send it through the contact page.
No. We only handle moves that cross a state line.
No, even long ones such as Chicago to Carbondale.
No. You'd need a separate auto transporter or an international mover.
No. It's a planning figure. A written estimate follows a review of your inventory.
A binding estimate guarantees the total for what it lists. A non-binding one is a forecast, with up to 110% collected at delivery and any remainder billed later.
It depends on distance, truck type and season. A loaded truck drives roughly 500 miles a day at most, and your paperwork should state a delivery window.
On a shared load, yes. A dedicated truck costs more and carries only your shipment.
Hazardous materials such as propane, paint and ammunition, plus perishables. Keep documents, medication and valuables with you.
Note it on your delivery paperwork, take photos and file a written claim within nine months. See valuation coverage.
Our registration is in process. See registration and coverage for our current status.
Look up the U.S. DOT number in FMCSA SAFER.
Yes. See our inbound routes and our guide to moving to Chicago.
A video survey can work well if you can walk through your home with a phone.
Tell us as soon as you know. Changes can affect price and truck availability, especially in summer.