Long-distance moving
Find long-distance movers for your route.
Pick the city you are moving from to see what an interstate move from there costs and how to choose a mover. Or tell us about your move and get free quotes from professional movers who cover your route.
Before you compare quotes
How a long-distance move is priced.
Weight, distance and extras
Interstate movers usually price by the weight of your shipment and the miles it travels, under their published tariff. Stairs, long carries, shuttle trucks and packing are charged on top.
Binding or non-binding
A binding estimate fixes the price for the items and services listed. With a non-binding estimate the mover can require no more than 110% of the estimate at delivery and bills the rest after 30 days.
What covers your things
On an interstate move, full value protection applies unless you choose released value in writing. Released value costs nothing extra and pays 60 cents per pound per article.
Where are you moving from?
Long-distance movers in 141 cities.
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Maryland
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
New Jersey
New Mexico
North Carolina
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Your city is not here yet? Tell us about your move and we will match you with movers who cover it, or browse movers by state.
Guides for a long-distance move
- How Much Does It Cost to Move Across the Country? A Long-Distance Cost Breakdown by Move Size
- Binding Estimates for Long-Distance Moves: What They Cover, What They Don't, and How to Get One That Holds
- How Long Does a Long-Distance Move Take? Delivery Windows Explained
- How to Move Across the Country: A Step-by-Step Long-Distance Moving Guide
- How to Move to a New State: What to Do in the First 30 Days
Get your moving quote
Many ways to get a moving quote.
Chat, text, email, or call — whichever’s easiest. Tell Robert about your move and matching movers in your city reach out, usually within a few minutes.