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American Van Lines FAQs
Is American Van Lines a broker or a carrier?
American Van Lines is a moving carrier, not just a broker. They operate their own trucks and moving crews.
What services does American Van Lines provide?
They offer long-distance moves, corporate relocations, military moves, and specialty services for items such as antiques, pianos, and fine art.
Does American Van Lines handle local moves?
Their focus is primarily on long-distance and cross-country moves, though availability for local moves depends on location.
Is American Van Lines licensed and insured?
Yes, they are registered with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT) and Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA).
How do I get a moving quote from American Van Lines?
You can request a quote online or by phone. They typically offer binding estimates based on an inventory of your items.
What payment methods does American Van Lines accept?
They usually require a deposit via credit card to secure a booking, with the balance due upon delivery (cash, certified funds, or credit card depending on terms).
