Interstate Moving • State to State
Moving Across State Lines?
Start Your Interstate Moving Quote.
Interstate moves are federally regulated. Start with a registered, verifiable company.
- • Nationwide
- • Interstate Specialists
- • DOT #3488475
- • MC #1147286
What makes an interstate move different.
Any household move that crosses a state line falls under the FMCSA. That's good news for you: it means rules around estimates, paperwork and your rights as a shipper.
Value Added Moving helps you plan your interstate move and review your moving options. Our registration is public for you to verify.
From here. To there.
We help you start.
Route Overview
Nationwide Coverage
Origin
Los Angeles, CA
34.05° N · 118.24° W
Distance
≈ 2,800 mi
Coast to coast
Destination
New York, NY
40.71° N · 74.00° W
- 01
Tell Us Where You're Going
Two ZIP codes. That's all it takes to start.
- 02
Tell Us About Your Move
Your date and home size shape the options available to you.
- 03
Review Your Moving Options
A specialist walks you through options for your route.
- 04
Plan Your Next Step
Know what happens next before you commit to anything.
Transparency
A Company You Can Verify.
From quote to move, we’re with you.
Value Added Moving is registered with the U.S. Department of Transportation for interstate moving operations. You can look up our registration on the public database using the verification link.
Common questions
What paperwork should I receive?+
A written estimate, the FMCSA 'Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move' booklet, and a bill of lading on moving day.
How do I verify a mover?+
Look up their USDOT number on the FMCSA website. Ours is #3488475.
Binding vs non-binding estimate?+
A binding estimate fixes the price for the listed items and services; a non-binding estimate can change based on actual weight.