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Moving Services, Licensing & Company Information
New Latitude Movers is an Alabama moving and storage company providing local, long-distance, packing, storage, collegiate and commercial moving services.
The New Latitude Movers website identifies the business as being operated by Move & Store, LLC. Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration records currently identify Move & Store LLC as an active interstate household-goods carrier under USDOT #2179652 and MC-765956.
New Latitude primarily markets its services in Birmingham, Trussville, Tuscaloosa and Auburn, while also providing interstate moving from Alabama to destinations throughout the country.
One of the most important things to understand before booking is the relationship between the New Latitude Movers brand and Move & Store LLC, the legal carrier behind it.
New Latitude Movers at a Glance
Who Operates New Latitude Movers?
The customer-facing moving brand is New Latitude Movers, but the legal company behind the current operation is Move & Store LLC.
New Latitude’s own website currently states:
New Latitude Movers, operated by Move & Store, LLC.
FMCSA identifies the carrier as:
Legal Name: Move & Store LLC
USDOT: 2179652
MC Number: MC-765956
Entity Type: Carrier
USDOT Status: Active
Household-Goods Authority: Authorized
For an interstate household move, this is important because the legal carrier name and federal registration shown on your moving documents matter more than the consumer-facing brand alone.
Other Moving Names Associated With the Same Carrier
FMCSA currently associates several trade names with Move & Store LLC / USDOT #2179652:
New Latitude Moving
Admiral Movers
Motivated Movers
Changing Spaces Moving
This does not necessarily mean that the brands operate as one identical consumer business.
It means the names currently appear under the same federal carrier registration.
When checking federal safety, licensing or operating-authority information, it is therefore useful to search the underlying carrier:
Move & Store LLC — USDOT #2179652
rather than relying only on the New Latitude Movers brand name.
Is New Latitude Movers a Carrier or a Broker?
Move & Store LLC is currently registered with FMCSA as an actual motor carrier.
FMCSA lists:
Entity Type: Carrier
USDOT Status: Active
Operating Authority: Authorized for Motor Carrier of Household Goods
That means New Latitude is associated with a company that has its own federal authority to transport household goods interstate rather than operating only as a website that connects consumers with unrelated movers.
For your particular interstate shipment, verify that Move & Store LLC and USDOT #2179652 appear on the appropriate moving documents.
If a different company or USDOT number appears, ask who will actually transport your belongings and why another carrier is involved.
Interstate Moving Authority
New Latitude advertises long-distance moving throughout the United States from its Alabama operation.
Move & Store LLC currently holds federal household-goods authority under:
USDOT: 2179652
MC: MC-765956
FMCSA currently shows the carrier as active with no out-of-service date and authorized as a household-goods motor carrier.
Before an interstate move, compare the carrier information on your:
Written estimate
Bill of lading
Other transportation documents
The legal carrier and USDOT number should be clear before your belongings are loaded.
Alabama Moving Authority
Moves that begin and end within Alabama are subject to Alabama household-goods moving requirements.
Alabama Public Service Commission records identify Move & Store LLC as household-goods carrier C3989.
The Alabama PSC’s December 2025 meeting minutes specifically identify a household-goods carrier audit for:
Move & Store, LLC — C3989
For an Alabama move, current intrastate authority can be verified with the Alabama Public Service Commission.
Why the Brand Name and Legal Carrier Name May Look Different
Consumers may encounter the New Latitude Movers name on the company’s website, advertising and trucks while seeing Move & Store LLC on regulatory records.
An Alabama PSC proceeding helps explain this distinction.
In July 2024, the Alabama Public Service Commission approved a temporary two-year waiver for Move & Store LLC involving an Alabama rule governing how prominently a trade name could appear on a vehicle compared with the name under which its operating certificate was issued.
The Commission also required annual meetings with staff concerning consumer-protection safeguards.
For consumers, the practical point is simple:
Check both the moving brand and the legal carrier.
The brand may be New Latitude Movers while the regulated carrier is Move & Store LLC.
Where New Latitude Movers Operates
New Latitude currently lists four primary Alabama service markets:
Birmingham
Trussville
Tuscaloosa
Auburn
Birmingham
New Latitude’s main business address is:
130 Industrial Drive
Birmingham, AL 35211
The same address appears on both the company’s website and FMCSA’s carrier record for Move & Store LLC.
New Latitude provides local, long-distance, packing, storage and commercial moving services from the Birmingham market.
Trussville
New Latitude provides local and long-distance moving services in the Trussville area along with packing and other moving services.
Tuscaloosa
The Tuscaloosa operation advertises:
Local residential moving
Long-distance moving
Storage
Packing
Commercial moving
Employee relocation
Move management
New Latitude also provides its Lease Layover service in Tuscaloosa.
Auburn
New Latitude provides moving and storage services in Auburn and also makes its Lease Layover program available there.
Service-area listings do not necessarily mean every move receives identical terms or rates. Confirm availability using your exact origin, destination and moving date.
Local Moving Services
New Latitude provides local household moving for moves ranging from individual furniture pieces to complete households.
Its current local-moving information says the service can include:
Loading
Transportation
Unloading
Furniture pads
Stretch wrap
Dollies
Basic tools
Furniture wrapping
Requested furniture staging or rearranging
Optional packing
Optional storage
The company currently describes a 26-foot moving truck as part of its standard local-moving service.
How Local Moves Are Charged
New Latitude states that its local moving services are generally hourly.
The company says that hourly time includes travel to the customer’s location and any packing or unpacking performed by the crew.
Before comparing its estimate with another mover, determine:
Hourly rate
Number of movers included
Number and size of trucks included
Minimum billable time
Travel time
Packing-material charges
Additional-mover charges
Additional-truck charges
Heavy-item charges, if applicable
The hourly rate by itself does not tell you what the entire move will cost.
Important: Confirm the Minimum Billable Time
New Latitude’s current website contains different information about minimum local-move charges.
The company’s main FAQ currently says:
September through April: 3-hour minimum
May through August: 4-hour minimum
After the minimum: billed in 15-minute increments
It also says the clock begins when the crew leaves the warehouse and stops when the crew returns.
However, current location pages have also described a 2-hour minimum. For example, the Tuscaloosa location page currently refers to billing in 15-minute increments after a two-hour minimum.
Because the company’s current pages are not completely consistent, ask:
What is the minimum billable time for my specific move, date and location?
Have that answer included in your written estimate.
Travel Time Matters on an Hourly Move
New Latitude’s FAQ states that the moving clock starts when the crew leaves the warehouse and ends when the crew returns to the warehouse.
That can make warehouse location important.
For example, two customers with the same amount of furniture may have different total moving times if one home is much farther from the crew’s starting location.
Before booking an hourly move, ask:
Which warehouse will my crew leave from?
Is return travel also billable?
Approximately how much travel time has been included in my estimate?
Those questions can make hourly estimates easier to compare.
Long-Distance Moving
New Latitude advertises moves both within Alabama and across state lines.
Its long-distance service information currently lists:
In-home estimates
Online estimates
Optional packing
Optional storage
Moving supplies
Moving trucks
Multiple valuation options
The company states that it performs interstate moves throughout the country.
Binding Long-Distance Estimates
New Latitude currently advertises binding long-distance moving estimates.
Its long-distance page says the purpose of the binding estimate is to establish the cost before the move rather than leaving the final amount completely open-ended.
A binding estimate is only useful when it accurately describes the shipment and services.
Make sure the written estimate accounts for:
Furniture
Boxes
Garage contents
Outdoor furniture
Storage-unit contents
Packing
Specialty items
Additional stops
Stairs
Elevators
Difficult truck access
Storage
Other requested services
If your shipment or requested services change, the original estimate may no longer represent the move you are actually asking the company to perform.
Will New Latitude Use Contract Labor?
New Latitude currently states that it does not utilize contract labor and that its movers are trained as part of its own operation.
Its employee-relocation service goes further, stating that the same moving crew can remain with that customer through packing, transportation and delivery.
Because the same-crew statement appears specifically on an employee-relocation page, consumers booking a regular household interstate move should ask whether the same arrangement applies to their shipment.
A useful question is:
Will the same crew that loads my belongings also transport and unload them?
Packing Services
New Latitude offers full and partial packing.
Its current packing information says the crew can:
Pack an entire home
Complete unfinished packing
Pack selected rooms
Prepare individual pieces
Supply packing materials
The company currently states that packing labor is charged at an hourly rate.
When comparing packing estimates, separate:
Packing labor
from
Boxes and other packing materials
so you know what each company is actually charging for.
Storage
New Latitude provides short- and long-term storage.
Its current storage page advertises:
Climate-controlled private storage
Short-term storage
Long-term storage
Gated facilities
Video surveillance
Delivery and furniture reassembly when storage ends
If storage will be part of your move, ask:
Where the belongings will be stored
Whether the specific storage space is climate controlled
How storage is charged
Whether warehouse-handling charges apply
Whether there is a minimum storage period
Whether you can access stored belongings
How final delivery is scheduled
What valuation applies while belongings are in storage
Collegiate Moving
New Latitude offers services specifically aimed at college-town moves.
Its collegiate services include:
Local Moving
Standard local moving for apartments, houses and other student housing.
Labor-Only Moving
Customers can hire a moving crew to load or unload a rental truck or personal vehicle.
New Latitude says labor crews can range from 2 movers to 20 movers, depending on the job.
Lease Layover
Lease Layover is designed for customers whose current lease ends before the next residence becomes available.
The service includes:
Move out → temporary storage → move into the next residence
New Latitude says the service is available in:
Birmingham
Auburn
Tuscaloosa
and typically includes storage for up to one month between leases.
This is particularly relevant for college-area moves where apartment lease dates do not line up.
Lease Layover Fee: Confirm the Current Amount
New Latitude’s current website contains conflicting information about the Lease Layover booking fee.
The dedicated Lease Layover page currently says:
$275 booking fee
and explains that the remainder is priced according to the boxes and furniture pieces going into storage.
The company’s general FAQ currently says:
$200 booking fee
for Lease Layovers.
Because both amounts currently appear on New Latitude’s website, confirm the actual fee for your move before booking.
The amount on your written agreement should take precedence over assumptions based on a general website page.
Commercial Moving
New Latitude also provides commercial moving services.
Current offerings include:
Office relocation
Warehouse relocation
Employee relocation
Industrial relocation
Specialty equipment moving
Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment
FF&E installation
Move management
The company currently states that it does not subcontract its office relocation projects to other moving companies and that those projects are supervised directly by New Latitude.
Move Management
For larger business moves, New Latitude offers move-management services.
These can include:
Project planning
Moving schedules
Logistics timelines
Furniture planning
Vendor coordination
Employee moving instructions
Installation plans
On-site relocation oversight
This service is substantially different from simply supplying a truck and moving crew and may be relevant to businesses planning complex office relocations.
FF&E Services
New Latitude also provides Furniture, Fixtures and Equipment — FF&E — services.
These services can involve receiving, storage, delivery and installation of furniture and equipment for commercial projects.
This type of service can be useful for:
Offices
Hotels
Schools
Medical facilities
Other commercial properties
It is separate from a typical household move and should be quoted according to the scope of the project.
Valuation Protection
New Latitude’s current FAQ states that moves come with $0.60 per pound per article valuation, with additional protection options available.
This is an important number to understand.
For example, if an item weighs 50 pounds, liability calculated only at $0.60 per pound would equal:
50 × $0.60 = $30
That is not the same as replacement cost.
Before moving expensive furniture, electronics, artwork or other valuable belongings, ask for the available valuation options in writing.
Check:
Liability level included automatically
Additional valuation choices
Cost of additional protection
Deductible, if applicable
High-value-item requirements
Exclusions
Claim deadlines
What Happens if Something Is Damaged?
New Latitude’s current FAQ instructs customers to contact its customer-service team so a claim can be opened if something is damaged.
Before moving day, know:
Who receives the claim
How quickly damage should be reported
What photographs are required
Whether receipts or proof of value are needed
Which valuation option applies
How settlement amounts are determined
Understanding the process before a problem occurs is easier than trying to learn it afterward.
Booking, Cancellation and Rescheduling
New Latitude’s current FAQ says:
Standard booking fee: $1
Suggested booking lead time: At least two weeks when possible
Cancellation: At least 7 days before the scheduled move to avoid a cancellation fee
Rescheduling: At least 48 hours in advance to avoid a rescheduling fee
These policies can change, so use the terms in your current written agreement when booking.
Payment
New Latitude currently states that it accepts:
Checks
Debit cards
Major credit cards
For hourly moves, its FAQ says the hours are finalized at the end of the move and payment is processed through the company’s mover app using the card on file.
For an interstate move, ask when each payment is due and what payment methods are accepted at pickup and delivery.
BBB Information
BBB currently lists the New Latitude Movers profile at:
130 Industrial Drive
Birmingham, AL 35211
The profile currently shows:
BBB Rating: A+
BBB Accredited: Yes
Accredited Since: January 29, 1999
Business Started: September 1, 1997
Date of New Ownership: March 1, 2018
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Alternate Name: Move & Store, LLC
BBB also lists New Latitude’s services as including local moving, long-distance moving, packing, storage, collegiate moving, labor-only and commercial services.
An A+ BBB rating should not be treated as a guarantee of a particular moving outcome. It is one company-information point to consider alongside licensing, written estimate terms and the details of your specific move.
A Note About Multiple BBB Listings
Consumers may encounter another BBB listing under the name New Latitude Moving & Storage at the same Birmingham address.
That separate listing currently says it is not BBB accredited, while the New Latitude Movers profile at the same address is currently accredited and rated A+.
Because more than one listing exists, match:
Company name
Legal entity
Address
Contact information
before drawing conclusions from a particular BBB profile.
Alabama PSC Audit Information
The Alabama Public Service Commission’s December 2025 meeting minutes state that a household-goods carrier audit was completed for Move & Store LLC, C3989.
The Commission record says staff recommended that the carrier remit overcharges to the shipper with an explanatory letter unless a valid reason for the charge was provided.
This should not be interpreted to mean that every New Latitude move will involve an overcharge.
It is useful information because it reinforces the importance of comparing:
Written estimate
Services actually performed
Billable time
Additional charges
Final invoice
on an hourly move.
What to Check on a New Latitude Movers Estimate
Legal Company
Determine whether the contract identifies:
Move & Store LLC
and how New Latitude Movers is identified on the agreement.
USDOT Number
For an interstate move, verify whether the documents show:
USDOT #2179652
If another USDOT number appears, ask which company will transport the shipment.
Alabama Authority
For a move that stays entirely within Alabama, confirm the applicable Alabama household-goods authority.
Local or Interstate
Make sure you understand whether your move is being treated as:
Local
Intrastate
Interstate
The rules and pricing structure can differ.
Minimum Billable Time
For an hourly move, get the minimum number of billable hours in writing.
This is especially important because New Latitude’s current pages contain different minimum-time descriptions.
Travel Time
Find out:
When the clock starts
When it stops
Which warehouse the crew starts from
Whether return travel is included
Crew Size
Confirm how many movers are included in the estimate.
Truck Size and Quantity
Ask:
What size truck will be used?
How many trucks are included?
Could a second truck be required?
What would additional equipment cost?
Inventory
Make sure the estimate accounts for:
Furniture
Boxes
Garage items
Patio furniture
Attic contents
Storage areas
Exercise equipment
Large electronics
Pianos
Other specialty items
Packing
Determine whether the estimate includes:
Packing labor
Boxes
Packing paper
Tape
Specialty packing
Unpacking
Property Access
Tell the mover about:
Stairs
Elevators
Long walking distances
Parking restrictions
Narrow streets
Gated access
Loading docks
Difficult truck access
Storage
If belongings will be stored, determine all storage and warehouse-handling costs in advance.
Valuation
Understand exactly how your belongings are protected and whether you want protection above the basic $0.60-per-pound-per-item level.
What Stands Out About New Latitude Movers
Several details are particularly useful when comparing New Latitude with other moving companies.
Active Interstate Household-Goods Authority
Move & Store LLC currently has active FMCSA authority to transport household goods interstate under USDOT #2179652.
Legal Carrier Is Clearly Identifiable
New Latitude’s current website directly identifies Move & Store LLC as the company operating the New Latitude Movers brand.
Multiple Trade Names Share the Carrier Registration
FMCSA currently associates several moving brands with Move & Store LLC’s USDOT registration.
That is useful when checking federal carrier information.
Local and Long-Distance Moves Use Different Pricing Structures
New Latitude describes local service as hourly while advertising binding estimates for long-distance moves.
No-Contract-Labor Statement
New Latitude currently states that it does not use contract labor for its moving crews.
Consumers should still confirm who will perform each part of an interstate move.
Specialized College Moving
The Lease Layover program combines move-out, temporary storage and move-in for customers caught between lease dates.
Broader Commercial Capabilities
New Latitude also handles commercial relocation, move management, FF&E and other business-moving projects.
When New Latitude Movers May Be Worth Comparing
New Latitude may be worth comparing with other movers if you:
Are moving in the Birmingham area
Are moving in Trussville
Are moving in Tuscaloosa
Are moving in Auburn
Need an interstate move originating in Alabama
Want a company associated with its own federal household-goods authority
Need packing
Need storage
Need labor-only loading or unloading
Need a college-area Lease Layover
Need commercial relocation
Need move-management or FF&E services
Whether New Latitude fits your move still depends on your specific route, shipment, moving date, services and written estimate.
Questions to Ask New Latitude Movers Before Booking
Will Move & Store LLC be the legal carrier for my move?
Will USDOT #2179652 apply to my interstate shipment?
What Alabama authority applies if my move stays within Alabama?
Is my move being charged hourly or under a binding estimate?
What is the minimum billable time for my exact move date?
When does the hourly clock start and stop?
Which warehouse will my crew leave from?
How many movers are included?
What size truck is included?
Could another truck be required?
Are packing materials included?
Is packing labor included?
Could stairs or elevators affect the total cost?
Could a long carry affect the total cost?
Is my inventory complete enough for an accurate estimate?
What is my pickup date or window?
What is my interstate delivery date or window?
Will the same crew load, transport and unload the shipment?
Will any other carrier handle my belongings?
What valuation protection is included?
What additional protection options are available?
How are damage or loss claims handled?
Where will my belongings be stored if storage is required?
What storage and handling charges apply?
What are the cancellation and rescheduling terms?
If an answer can materially affect your cost, timing or responsibility for your belongings, ask for it in writing.
Compare New Latitude Movers Based on Your Move
New Latitude Movers operates under Move & Store LLC, which currently holds active federal household-goods carrier authority under USDOT #2179652 and MC-765956.
The company provides local and interstate household moving along with packing, storage, collegiate and commercial services.
Those facts are useful, but they do not determine whether New Latitude is the right mover for every household.
Compare companies serving your actual origin and destination based on:
Legal carrier
Federal and state authority
Complete shipment inventory
Pricing method
Minimum billable time
Travel-time rules
Services included
Possible additional charges
Pickup and delivery terms
Storage requirements
Valuation protection
Total expected cost
For a local hourly move, pay particular attention to the minimum billable time and when the clock begins and ends.
For an interstate move, verify the legal carrier, USDOT number, written estimate terms and delivery schedule.
Choose the company that fits the requirements of your move rather than relying only on a brand name, company age or a single rating.
Company, service, licensing and regulatory information was checked against New Latitude Movers, FMCSA, Alabama Public Service Commission and BBB sources in August 2026. Operating authority, services, fees and policies can change. Verify material details for your specific move before signing an agreement.
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