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Moving Services, Licensing & Company Information
MoveDaddy is a Birmingham-area moving company providing local, statewide and interstate household moving, packing, labor-only and commercial moving services.
The consumer-facing name is MoveDaddy, while Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration records identify the legal carrier as Office Movers Inc., doing business as MOVEDADDYCOM.
Office Movers Inc. currently holds active federal household-goods carrier authority under USDOT #2521318 and MC-875746.
Understanding the difference between the MoveDaddy brand and Office Movers Inc. is useful when checking licensing, federal authority and the company name shown on interstate moving documents.
MoveDaddy at a Glance
Who Actually Operates MoveDaddy?
MoveDaddy is the public-facing moving name.
The federal carrier record shows:
Legal Name: Office Movers Inc.
DBA Name: MOVEDADDYCOM
USDOT: 2521318
MC: MC-875746
Entity Type: Carrier
Carrier Operation: Interstate
Operating Authority: Motor Carrier of Household Goods
USDOT Status: Active
The FMCSA address and telephone number also match the contact information published by MoveDaddy:
3114 Belwood Drive
Vestavia, AL 35243
(205) 977-2222
For an interstate household move, Office Movers Inc. is therefore the legal company consumers should expect to encounter when checking MoveDaddy’s federal registration.
Is MoveDaddy a Carrier or a Broker?
MoveDaddy is associated with an actual interstate household-goods motor carrier, not simply a company that collects moving requests and passes them to unrelated movers.
FMCSA currently classifies Office Movers Inc. as a carrier and shows active authority to transport household goods interstate.
That distinction matters because the carrier is the company legally responsible for transporting an interstate household shipment under its authority.
Before an interstate move, verify that your documents identify:
Office Movers Inc. / MOVEDADDYCOM
and:
USDOT #2521318
If another carrier name or USDOT number appears, ask who will actually transport the shipment and why another carrier is involved.
Interstate Moving Authority
Office Movers Inc. currently holds federal household-goods authority under:
USDOT: 2521318
MC: MC-875746
FMCSA’s August 11, 2026 snapshot shows:
USDOT status: Active
Out-of-service date: None
Operating authority: Authorized for Motor Carrier of Household Goods
Carrier operation: Interstate
For an interstate MoveDaddy shipment, compare this information with the carrier information shown on your:
Written estimate
Bill of lading
Other transportation documents
The legal carrier responsible for the shipment should be identifiable before your belongings are loaded.
Alabama Moving Authority
Moves that begin and end entirely within Alabama are regulated differently from interstate moves.
BBB currently lists APSC #4029 for MoveDaddy and identifies the Alabama Public Service Commission as the issuing agency.
Because state authority can change, consumers planning an Alabama intrastate move should confirm the current status of the applicable certificate with the Alabama Public Service Commission.
The federal USDOT registration alone should not be used as a substitute for checking the requirements that apply to an intrastate Alabama move.
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.
Where Is MoveDaddy Located?
MoveDaddy currently lists one physical moving-office location:
3114 Belwood Drive
Vestavia Hills, AL 35243
The company describes this as its Cahaba Heights-area office.
FMCSA and BBB also associate the business with this address.
MoveDaddy advertises residential moves that can be local, statewide or interstate rather than limiting service to the immediate Vestavia Hills area.
Residential Moving Services
MoveDaddy currently advertises several types of residential moves, including:
Local moves
Statewide moves
Interstate moves
Long-distance moves
Apartment moves
Internal moves
Partial moves
Large and small moves
Multi-stop moves
Full-service moves
Large and heavy-item moves
This range matters because a customer does not necessarily need to hire MoveDaddy for a complete household relocation.
For example, the company can be hired for only part of a move, for heavy furniture, or for moving items within the same property.
How MoveDaddy Charges for Local Moves
MoveDaddy publishes unusually specific information about how its local moves are billed.
Its current FAQ states that a standard local move is quoted at an hourly rate for two movers.
It also says:
Two-hour minimum
Billing in 15-minute increments after the first two hours
The clock begins when the crew leaves the MoveDaddy office
The clock ends when the crew returns to the office
The company therefore includes drive time in the billable moving time.
This is one of the most important things to understand when comparing MoveDaddy with another hourly mover.
Two companies can advertise similar hourly rates but produce very different final totals if one charges warehouse-to-warehouse travel time and another uses a different travel-charge system.
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.
Travel Time Can Affect the Final Cost
MoveDaddy states that the final cost of a local move is based on the actual amount of time the move takes plus drive time. After the two-hour minimum, time is rounded to the next quarter hour.
Before booking, ask:
How much estimated drive time is included?
Does the clock start before the truck reaches my home?
Does return travel to the office remain billable after unloading is complete?
Because the company’s stated billing period begins and ends at its office, distance from the office can affect the total bill even when two customers have similar amounts of furniture.
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.
What Can Make an Hourly Move Take Longer?
MoveDaddy’s own moving information makes clear that access can affect the amount of time required.
Factors that may increase moving time include:
Stairs
Elevators
Long walking distances
Limited truck parking
Furniture disassembly
Furniture reassembly
Packing that is not completed
Additional stops
Large or heavy belongings
The company specifically notes that elevators can add considerable time and recommends reserving the elevator when possible.
For an hourly move, these factors can affect the final price even when the hourly rate itself does not change.
Arrival Times Are Approximate
MoveDaddy states that scheduled arrival times are estimates.
According to its current FAQ, afternoon arrival times can depend on when an earlier move finishes. A previous job taking more or less time than expected can therefore shift the next customer’s arrival.
If timing matters—for example, if an apartment has a reserved elevator or limited loading hours—ask:
What arrival window is being provided?
Is it guaranteed?
What happens if an earlier job runs late?
Who will notify you about a schedule change?
Long-Distance and Interstate Moving
MoveDaddy advertises both long-distance and interstate household moving.
Its residential-services page states that the company handles moves ranging from nearby moves to moves across the country.
FMCSA independently confirms that Office Movers Inc., DBA MOVEDADDYCOM, currently has federal household-goods motor-carrier authority.
For a long-distance move, do not assume that the same hourly terms published for a local move apply.
Ask for a written estimate explaining:
How the interstate price is calculated
Whether the estimate is binding or non-binding
Complete shipment inventory
Pickup dates
Delivery window
Packing charges
Specialty-item charges
Valuation protection
Any potential additional services
The written estimate for your actual interstate shipment is more important than general local-moving terms published on the website.
Does MoveDaddy Use Its Own Trucks?
FMCSA currently reports seven power units for Office Movers Inc. and 12 drivers.
MoveDaddy’s commercial-moving information also describes local delivery trucks in 24-foot and 28-foot sizes.
That indicates MoveDaddy operates transportation equipment rather than functioning only as a booking intermediary.
The FMCSA fleet number represents Office Movers Inc.’s regulatory filing, however, and should not be interpreted as a guarantee that a particular truck size will be assigned to your move.
Ask what equipment will actually be used for your shipment.
Packing Services
MoveDaddy currently offers three general packing approaches.
Packed and Ready
Customers purchase their own boxes or supplies and complete the packing before moving day.
Partial Packing
MoveDaddy can pack selected rooms or provide packing assistance for a predetermined amount of time.
Full Packing
The crew can pack the household for the customer before the move.
Before comparing packing quotes, determine whether the estimate separates:
Packing labor
from
Boxes and packing materials
That makes it easier to compare what different movers are actually including.
Boxes and Packing Materials
MoveDaddy sells moving boxes and supplies directly from its office.
Current offerings include:
Small, medium and large boxes
Extra-large boxes
Dish packs
Wardrobe boxes
Mirror boxes
Mattress bags
Packing paper
Tape
Stretch wrap
Bubble wrap
The company currently advertises free local delivery of packing supplies with a qualifying purchase.
One important note appears on MoveDaddy’s published supply-price page:
The displayed box and supply prices are stated as not applicable to intrastate moves.
If boxes or packing materials will be included with an Alabama move, ask for the applicable prices on your written estimate rather than relying on the general online price list.
Labor-Only Moving
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 pricMoveDaddy also offers moving labor without requiring the customer to purchase transportation from the company.
Labor-only services currently include:
Loading
Unloading
Rental-truck loading or unloading
POD or shipping-container loading and unloading
Heavy lifting
Packing
Unpacking
Internal furniture moving
Basic furniture assembly
Basic furniture disassembly
MoveDaddy states that labor-only service is billed by the hour.
This can be useful for customers who plan to drive their own rental truck or use a portable-storage container but do not want to perform the lifting themselves.
Are MoveDaddy Crews Employees?
MoveDaddy states on its labor-only page that its personnel are full-time employees and insured.
That is a company-published statement rather than an independent regulatory classification.
If the distinction matters to you, ask whether the crew assigned to your move consists of MoveDaddy/Office Movers Inc. employees and whether any outside labor or another carrier will participate.
This is especially worth confirming for an interstate shipment.
Specialty and Heavy Items
MoveDaddy states that its crews handle certain large or specialty belongings, including examples such as:
Pianos
Safes
Hot tubs
The company warns that some specialty items can carry an additional charge.
Its company information also specifically advertises antique and fine-furniture moving.
Before moving a specialty item, provide:
Approximate dimensions
Weight when known
Pickup location
Destination location
Number of stairs
Elevator information
Doorway limitations
Photos when requested
Then make sure any specialty charge appears on the estimate.
A Lower-Cost Partial-Move Option
MoveDaddy specifically suggests what it calls a large-and-heavy-only move for customers trying to limit moving costs.
Under this arrangement, the moving crew handles larger furniture and appliances while the customer transports smaller belongings such as lamps, electronics, pictures and other easier-to-handle items.
This can be useful when comparing full-service moving with a more limited labor option.
The important comparison is not simply the hourly rate. Estimate how much work you are willing and able to perform yourself and what remains for the moving crew.
Apartment Moving
MoveDaddy lists apartment moving as a separate service category.
For an apartment move, the details most likely to affect moving time include:
Floor
Elevator access
Distance from the unit to the truck
Loading-area availability
Parking restrictions
Building move-in or move-out hours
Required elevator reservations
Because local service is hourly, long walks or elevator delays can translate directly into additional billable time.
Internal Moving
MoveDaddy also performs moves where the belongings do not need to be transported to another address.
Its labor service includes moving furniture and other items within a home or business.
This may be useful for:
Rearranging furniture
Renovations
Moving items between floors
Moving furniture into or out of a garage
Preparing a home for sale
Relocating office furniture within a building
Office and Commercial Moving
MoveDaddy provides office and commercial relocation in addition to household moving.
The company’s commercial service currently advertises:
A single point of contact
Packing options
Move coordination
Office furniture moving
Equipment transportation
Local delivery services
Furniture setup at destination
Its commercial page identifies 24-foot and 28-foot local delivery trucks and says the trucks carry moving pads, dollies, wrap, tape, boxes, straps and basic tools.
For a business move, ask whether the estimate includes packing, labeling, disassembly, reassembly and after-hours scheduling if those services are needed.
Preparing Appliances
MoveDaddy publishes specific preparation instructions for certain appliances.
Its current FAQ says refrigerators and freezers should be emptied before moving.
It also says the crew may disconnect or reconnect a washer and dryer when the customer signs a release of liability.
Gas appliances are different: MoveDaddy states that its movers are not permitted to connect or disconnect gas appliances.
If your move includes gas equipment, arrange for the appropriate qualified service provider separately.
What Can Stay in Drawers?
MoveDaddy currently says clothing and linens can remain in dressers and chests, while fragile contents should be removed and boxed.
It also instructs customers to empty desk drawers and certain lateral or fireproof filing cabinets, while vertical filing cabinets may remain loaded.
These instructions are worth confirming with the crew before move day, particularly for very heavy furniture or unusual filing equipment.
Items MoveDaddy Says It Will Not Handle
MoveDaddy’s current FAQ identifies several restricted categories.
Its movers are not allowed to handle or transport:
Jewelry
Firearms
Explosives
Flammable liquids
Chemicals
The company also does not permit its movers to connect or disconnect gas appliances.
For an interstate move, ask for the full prohibited-items list before packing because federal hazardous-material rules can also apply.
Payment Terms
MoveDaddy’s current local-moving confirmation information states that payment is due before completion of the move.
It currently lists the following accepted payment methods:
Cash
Debit cards
Visa
Mastercard
American Express
Discover
The company states that it does not accept checks.
For a long-distance move, confirm the payment schedule separately because interstate terms may differ from the company’s local-moving procedure.
Cancellation Policy
MoveDaddy’s current FAQ states that it has a 24-hour cancellation policy.
According to the company, a customer who does not provide the required notice may be charged the two-hour minimum.
Before scheduling, verify:
Required cancellation notice
Rescheduling policy
Any deposit
Cancellation charge
What happens if weather or another event prevents the move
Use the cancellation terms in your actual agreement rather than assuming the website policy has not changed.
Weather and Access
MoveDaddy states that it generally performs moves in rain but does not move when roads are closed.
For ice, snow or muddy conditions, the company asks customers to provide a safe pathway for the crew.
It also advises customers to reserve adequate truck parking.
Both factors can matter on an hourly move because poor access can increase the distance movers must carry belongings and the amount of time the move takes.
MoveDaddy’s Damage-Notification Policy
MoveDaddy currently asks customers to notify the crew immediately if damage is noticed during the move.
Its FAQ states that the crew can complete a damage report on site. For damage found later, the company asks customers to contact its office within 96 hours.
MoveDaddy also states that it may repair damage or, when it determines repair is not possible, replace or compensate based on actual cash value. The company’s FAQ says moving charges must be paid before a damage claim will be honored.
Consumers should read the actual moving agreement and valuation terms because the legal rules can differ depending on whether the move is local or interstate.
Important for Interstate Damage Claims
MoveDaddy’s published 96-hour notification request should not be confused with the federal deadline for filing a written interstate household-goods claim.
FMCSA states that consumers have nine months from delivery to submit a written loss or damage claim to an interstate household-goods mover.
Reporting damage immediately is still smart because it helps document what happened.
For an interstate move:
Photograph damage.
Notify the mover promptly.
Keep the inventory and bill of lading.
Follow the carrier’s claim procedure.
Submit any required written claim within the applicable federal deadline.
Do not assume that a short notification request on a company’s general FAQ eliminates federal rights that apply to an interstate shipment.
Valuation Protection on Interstate Moves
For interstate household moving, federal rules require movers to offer liability options.
FMCSA describes the two principal choices as:
Full Value Protection
and
Released Value Protection
Released Value Protection provides no more than $0.60 per pound per article.
For example, if a 50-pound item were covered only at $0.60 per pound:
50 × $0.60 = $30
The item’s purchase price does not determine the amount under released-value protection.
Before an interstate MoveDaddy shipment, ask which valuation option appears on your bill of lading and whether additional protection has been selected.
MoveDaddy’s Current FMCSA Safety Information
FMCSA’s August 11, 2026 snapshot for Office Movers Inc. reports five U.S. roadside inspections during the preceding 24 months.
Within those records, FMCSA shows:
Vehicle inspections: 1
Vehicle out-of-service: 0
Driver inspections: 5
Driver out-of-service: 0
That means none of the vehicle or driver inspections shown in the current 24-month snapshot resulted in an out-of-service determination.
However, five inspections are a relatively small data set, so these figures should not be treated as a comprehensive measure of every aspect of the company’s operations.
FMCSA Crash Information
The same August 2026 FMCSA snapshot reports one federally reportable U.S. crash during the prior 24 months.
FMCSA categorizes it as:
Fatal crashes: 0
Injury crashes: 0
Tow-away crashes: 1
Total: 1
FMCSA specifically warns that a carrier’s appearance in crash data does not determine responsibility or fault for the crash.
For that reason, the number should be presented as regulatory information rather than interpreted as proof of safe or unsafe driving.
Does MoveDaddy Have a Federal Safety Rating?
FMCSA currently shows no federal safety rating for Office Movers Inc.
That does not mean FMCSA has rated the carrier unsafe.
A blank or unassigned safety rating means there is no current federal safety rating displayed for the carrier.
Consumers should consider the carrier’s active operating authority, inspection information, insurance information and other available records rather than interpreting “no rating” as either an endorsement or a negative finding.
BBB Information
BBB currently lists MOVEDADDY.COM as:
BBB Rating: A+
BBB Accredited: Yes
Accredited Since: July 23, 2015
Business Started: July 15, 2014
Business Started Locally: July 15, 2014
Entity Type: Corporation
BBB also lists Richard McBee as President and Jered McCombs as Manager.
BBB’s business record identifies the address as 3114 Belwood Drive and lists APSC #4029 as the company’s Alabama Public Service Commission license number.
An A+ BBB rating does not guarantee a particular moving outcome and should be considered together with licensing, carrier authority and the terms of the specific move.
BBB Complaint Information
As checked in August 2026, BBB reports:
2 complaints during the previous three years
0 complaints closed during the previous 12 months
Complaint counts need context.
A raw number does not show how many total moves a company performs, and it does not by itself establish the quality of a mover.
When considering complaint information, the more useful questions are:
What type of issue occurred?
How did the company respond?
Was the matter resolved?
Is the issue relevant to the type of move you are planning?
What to Check on a MoveDaddy Estimate
Legal Carrier
For an interstate shipment, look for:
Office Movers Inc.
and verify whether USDOT #2521318 applies.
Move Type
Determine whether your move is:
Local
Intrastate Alabama
Interstate
Different rules and pricing methods can apply.
Hourly Rate
For a local move, confirm the rate and exactly how many movers are included.
Minimum Billable Time
MoveDaddy currently publishes a two-hour minimum. Confirm that the same minimum appears on your estimate.
Travel Time
This is especially important with MoveDaddy.
Ask:
When does my clock start?
When does it stop?
How much drive time is expected?
Crew Size
Confirm whether the estimate is for:
Two movers
Three movers
A larger crew
and how additional movers affect the rate.
Truck
Ask:
What size truck is included?
Will one truck be enough?
What happens if another truck is required?
Inventory
Make sure the estimate accounts for:
Furniture
Boxes
Garage contents
Outdoor furniture
Storage areas
Appliances
Pianos
Safes
Exercise equipment
Other heavy items
Access
Tell the estimator about:
Stairs
Elevators
Long carries
Parking restrictions
Narrow streets
Loading docks
Gated entrances
Difficult truck access
Packing
Determine whether the estimate includes:
Packing labor
Boxes
Packing paper
Tape
Specialty boxes
Unpacking
Additional Stops
MoveDaddy advertises multi-stop moves. If you need more than one pickup or delivery location, make sure each stop is included in the estimate.
Valuation
For an interstate move, determine whether you are selecting Full Value Protection or Released Value Protection and understand the financial difference.
What Stands Out About MoveDaddy
Several factual details make MoveDaddy useful to compare with other Birmingham-area movers.
Active Interstate Household-Goods Authority
Office Movers Inc., DBA MOVEDADDYCOM, currently has active federal authority to transport household goods interstate.
Legal Carrier Is Easy to Identify
FMCSA clearly connects the MoveDaddy trade name with Office Movers Inc.
That makes it possible for consumers to check the carrier rather than relying only on the moving brand.
Local Billing Rules Are Published
MoveDaddy publicly explains its:
Two-hour minimum
Quarter-hour billing after the minimum
Warehouse-to-warehouse clock
Drive-time billing
Those details are important when comparing hourly estimates.
Labor-Only Service Is Available
Customers can hire the company to load or unload their own truck or storage container instead of purchasing a complete moving service.
Large and Heavy-Only Moves Are Available
Customers who want to move smaller belongings themselves can ask MoveDaddy to handle only the larger and heavier items.
Specialty Items Are Specifically Addressed
The company’s current information identifies pianos, safes and hot tubs as examples of specialty items its crews can handle, subject to possible additional charges.
Commercial Service Is Part of the Business
MoveDaddy handles office and commercial relocation in addition to residential household moving.
These characteristics may matter for some moves, but they do not automatically make MoveDaddy the right fit for every customer.
When MoveDaddy May Be Worth Comparing
MoveDaddy may be worth comparing with other companies if you:
Are moving in the Birmingham area
Need an intrastate Alabama move
Need an interstate move originating in Alabama
Want to use an actual federally authorized household-goods carrier
Need packing
Need labor-only loading or unloading
Need furniture moved within the same property
Need large or heavy items moved
Need piano or safe moving
Need multiple pickup or delivery stops
Need an office or commercial relocation
Whether the company fits your move depends on the route, amount being moved, access conditions, services, scheduling and written estimate.
Questions to Ask MoveDaddy Before Booking
Will Office Movers Inc. be the legal carrier for my move?
Will USDOT #2521318 apply to my interstate shipment?
What Alabama authority applies if my move stays within Alabama?
How is my move being priced?
What hourly rate applies?
How many movers are included in that rate?
Is there a two-hour minimum for my move?
When exactly does the clock start?
When exactly does the clock stop?
How much estimated drive time is included?
What size truck will be used?
Could another truck be required?
Is my full inventory included in the estimate?
Are packing materials separate?
Is packing labor separate?
Could stairs or elevators increase the total time?
Could a long carry affect the total cost?
Are specialty-item charges included?
Are all additional stops included?
What is my arrival window?
For an interstate move, what is my delivery window?
Will MoveDaddy transport the interstate shipment under its own authority?
Will another carrier participate?
What valuation protection is included?
What additional protection is available?
How do I submit a loss or damage claim?
What cancellation or rescheduling charges apply?
When is payment due?
If an answer can materially affect your cost, delivery timing or responsibility for your belongings, get it in writing.
Compare MoveDaddy Based on Your Move
MoveDaddy operates under Office Movers Inc., which currently holds active federal household-goods motor-carrier authority under USDOT #2521318 and MC-875746.
The company provides local, statewide and interstate household moving along with packing, labor-only, specialty-item and commercial moving services.
Those facts are useful, but they do not determine whether MoveDaddy is the right company for every move.
Compare companies serving your actual origin and destination based on:
Legal carrier
Federal and state authority
Complete inventory
Hourly or interstate pricing method
Minimum billable time
Travel-time rules
Crew size
Services included
Possible additional charges
Pickup and delivery terms
Valuation protection
Total expected cost
For a local hourly move, MoveDaddy’s warehouse-to-warehouse billing rule is particularly important. The clock starts when the crew leaves the office and continues until it returns, so drive time should be considered when comparing estimates.
For an interstate move, verify Office Movers Inc., USDOT #2521318, the written estimate, valuation selection and delivery terms before booking.
Choose based on the requirements and written terms of your move rather than relying only on a company name or a single rating.
Company, service, licensing, BBB and federal carrier information was checked against MoveDaddy, FMCSA and BBB sources in August 2026. Operating authority, services, fees, policies and regulatory information can change. Verify material details for your specific move before signing an agreement.
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