What kind of move are you planning?

Long Distance Move

A long-distance move is a relocation covering a significant distance—typically crossing state lines or exceeding 50–100 miles—charged by shipment weight and distance rather than by the hour.

Local Move

A local move is a relocation within the same city, town, or short distance (typically under 50–100 miles), usually charged by the hour and completed in a single day.

International Move

A relocation originating from the United States of America to another country, which involves customs clearance, overseas or air freight shipping, and specialized global logistics.

💡 Expert Moving Tip

A 10-mile move crossing a state line is legally an interstate (long-distance) move governed by federal rules and weight-based pricing, whereas a 50-mile move within the same state is an intrastate move subject to state regulations and local pricing. Therefore, if you are crossing a state line, you must choose long-distance—no matter how short the mileage.