A longer journey. One clear plan.

One shipment. A coordinated delivery plan.

Ask about dedicated-load and crew arrangements for your booking; confirm what applies to your move in writing. Discuss the route, inventory, requested packing, and pickup and delivery arrangements directly with us. Confirm the agreed plan and any storage needs in writing.

Include belongings in closets, garages, outdoor spaces, and off site units. Flag pianos, safes, antiques, and other pieces that affect equipment and protection.

Access matters at both ends

Send gate instructions, driveway information, stairs, elevator reservations, and loading windows for both properties. A passenger car route does not establish that a moving truck can reach the door.

Your written estimate should identify the pricing basis, inventory, services, and applicable charges. Review changes before authorizing additional work. Current authority must be checked in the official record; a USDOT number alone is not confirmation.

From your first walkthrough to your new front door

Start with a room by room walkthrough, including the garage, patio, and any storage unit. Show the items that need extra attention and tell us what will stay behind.

Next, review packing responsibilities and access at both addresses. Share loading restrictions, elevator reservations, and the best destination contact before the travel plan is finalized.

Keep keys, medication, essential paperwork, and overnight supplies with you. At delivery, use room labels and a floor plan to guide placement, then walk through the completed work with your moving contact.

Long distance moving questions

Before you book