The cost of moving varies depending on distance, the amount of belongings you have, the services you require and the company you choose. To get an accurate estimate simply click on the free quote button now. It's Free!

Booking your move well in advance can sometimes lead to better rates. Also try to avoid peak times. Moving mid-week, mid-month, or during the off-peak winter/fall seasons may result in lower moving cost.

Tipping shows appreciation for hard work and service. You can tip the crew a percentage of 5% to 20% of the total cost or tip each mover $20 to $50. If they went above and beyond you might want to tip higher. Tipping is a personal choice, there are no strict rule.

Yes! Moving companies have set tariff rates controlled by federal and state governments however they are allowed to issue whatever discounts they want. Being flexible with your moving date can help with negotiations.

Hourly rates are mandated for local moves while long-distance moves are charge by volume or weight. A local move can vary from $99 to $320 per hour depending on the size of crew and number of trucks.

A long-distance move is generally defined as a relocation that involves moving your belongings across a significant distance, typically beyond 50 to 100 miles (80 to 160 kilometers). The exact definition can vary among moving companies and regional regulations.

Quoting a long-distance move involves assessing various factors like inventory, distance, weight or volume, storage and additional services needed. You can get a free quote now online, over the phone or on-site by clicking the Free Quote Button.

While moving companies may seem expensive, it's important to weigh the convenience, efficiency, and expertise they provide against the cost. Several factors contribute to the overall expense. They include labor cost, operating expenses, training, liability, insurance, equipment, supplies, compliance among many other cost.