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Moving to a new state comes with unique challenges, such as navigating regulations across state lines and securing your belongings for safe long-distance transport. This makes it crucial to find a mover you trust who understands these logistics and has experience navigating different terrains.
To help you narrow down your options, we reviewed 15 leading moving companies and chose our top five for interstate moves. Our recommendations are based on over 4,800 hours of research, including interviews with industry experts, direct insights from moving customers, and hundreds of customer reviews. Allied Van Lines tops our list thanks to its wide range of interstate services, competitive pricing, and large network of movers. North American Van Lines (NAVL) is another great pick, especially if you’re moving with unique or valuable items. Read on for detailed reviews of these and our other top interstate movers.
Top State to State Moving Companies
Based on our extensive research, we recommend these five interstate moving companies:
- Allied Van Lines: Best for Vehicle Relocation
- North American Van Lines: Best for Claims
- JK Moving Services: Best Specialized Packing
- International Van Lines: Best Full-Service Mover
- Safeway Moving: Most Reliable Pricing
Comparing Top Interstate Movers
The table below shows how our top interstate movers compare based on cost and other key factors. To determine pricing, we requested five quotes for two-bedroom moves ranging between 500 and 800 miles and calculated averages.
| Company | Logo | Star Rating | BBB Rating | Deposit Required | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | A+ | None | Get Quote | ||
 | A+ | None | Get Quote | ||
| A+ | Up to 25% | Get Quote | ||
| B- | Up to 40% | Get Quote | ||
 | A+ | $250 | Read Our Review |
*The Better Business Bureau (BBB) is an independent organization that evaluates companies’ reputations and responsiveness to customers. Ratings are accurate as of November 2024.
Our top interstate movers each offer full and partial packing and loading services, but some have different specialty services. See a side-by-side in the table below.
| Specialty Services Offered | Allied Van Lines | North American Van Lines | JK Moving | International Van Lines | Safeway Moving Inc. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vehicle shipping | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Fragile-only packing | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Furniture disassembly/reassembly | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Crating | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Appliance and electronics handling | ✔ | ✔ | ✘ | ✘ | ✔ |
| Antique/specialty services | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Piano moving | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Storage | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
| Office moves | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
Key Interstate Moving Terms Explained
When researching an interstate move, you’ll likely run into some industry jargon. Knowing the following terms can help you better understand what each company is offering:
- Binding estimate vs. nonbinding estimate: A binding estimate locks your mover into a final price that won’t change, even if your move takes longer or weighs more than expected. However, your price may go up if you add more services. You may also see binding estimates referred to as flat-rate or all-inclusive quotes. A nonbinding estimate gives an estimated cost that may change depending on the final weight or specific details of your move. We recommend getting a binding estimate when possible to avoid surprise fees.
- Carrier vs. broker: A carrier is the company that actually handles your interstate move, transporting your belongings from point A to point B. A broker doesn’t directly move your items, it connects you with a carrier. Working with a carrier can give you more control over the process, while a broker may offer a wider selection of options. In our experience, brokers are generally less predictable since you don’t get to choose who handles your move.
- Interstate vs. intrastate move: An interstate move involves transporting your belongings across state lines, while an intrastate move is within the same state. Federal agencies like the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) regulate interstate moves.
- Inventory: Your moving company will create an inventory list of all your items before loading and note any preexisting damage. This list is especially important for interstate moves to track your belongings over long distances and multiple handling points.
Our Reviews of the Best Interstate Moving Companies
We picked each of our top five interstate moving companies for their quality and service offerings, but there are still differences to consider. We dive deeper into each company in the reviews below.
Allied Van Lines (USDOT #076235) offers a broad range of services in line with our other recommended companies, but it stands out for its size. It has over 400 agents across the U.S., while most national movers only have around 100. This means it has movers with knowledge of just about any state or terrain, and it makes it easier for the company to navigate any last-minute schedule changes. We also like that Allied assigns a personal move coordinator, as this means you can contact someone directly about your move rather than waiting on hold with customer service.
There are some drawbacks, though. We noticed a few customer reviews that mention slow-moving crews and late arrivals. Availability can also be tight, especially during peak moving season from May through September, so we recommend booking four to six weeks in advance.
Company Overview
- Offers a portable storage container service, which is a great way to save money
- Assists with military Personally Procured Moves, making it ideal for interstate moves between bases
- Helps you downsize and donate your unwanted items through a partnership with The Salvation Army
Keep in Mind
- Some customer reviews mention frustration with late crews
- Doesn’t offer instant quotes for homes with more than three bedrooms
Customer Experiences
Allied Van Line’s customer reviews are mixed, which is common for major moving companies. On the BBB, it has a review score of 1.07 out of 5 stars, but it holds an A+ rating and accreditation from the organization. We saw a general trend of high review scores across Allied’s Google Reviews locations. For example, its popular Plano, Texas, location has a 4.1 out of 5-star rating.
Many customers are happy with the quality of Allied’s services, noting that its movers were professional and took good care of their belongings. However, the level of service seems inconsistent—some reviewers shared concerns about how Allied handled their items.
“The moving crew were professional and very easy to work with, they even had to shuttle my things to their truck from the house. The driver was accommodating, so my 94-year-old mother didn’t have to meet them at my storage to accept the load and they were able to schedule a day when I was able to be there instead. The move coordinators were in contact with me frequently to make sure everything went smoothly. They were not the cheapest mover, but I feel like I received top-notch service.” —Stacy via Google Reviews, October 2024
“The original packing crew showed up late on day one. The day two crew were completely different people who struggled to finish, couldn’t get everything left on the van, and had to come back at 9 pm to take the remainder. When things were delivered to us in SC a week later, it was an extremely long and tiring day unloading, and several boxes were missing from the inventory list. The driver searched and told us everything had been located and checked off, and that if things were broken or not found after unpacking, we could just file a claim.” —Mark J. via BBB, October 2024
North American Van Lines (USDOT #: 070851) is great if you’re concerned about protecting high-value or delicate items during your move. The company offers six insurance options, while most other companies only offer the two required by law. We also like that it has an entirely separate department for claims, making it easier to get issues resolved if any of your stuff gets lost or damaged. Most other movers use their general customer service team to handle claims, which can be slower.
NAVL operates under the same parent company as Allied, so it benefits from the same massive network. However, we ranked it lower because it has a spottier customer review record. It also acts as a broker and sometimes outsources moves, whereas Allied keeps its moves entirely in-house. When you contact NAVL, we recommend asking if it can handle your move directly to ensure high-quality service. However, you may find the flexibility of using a mover from its broker network helpful if you’re facing a tight timeline or need to make a last-minute change to your move.
It’s also worth noting that NAVL has a higher-than-average number of trucks reported out of service, according to FMCSA data. This might lead to occasional delays or scheduling conflicts, so be mindful if you’re on a tight deadline.
Company Overview
- Offers all-inclusive rates, so your price won’t change unless your inventory or selected services do
- Has a detailed and transparent claims process and a dedicated claims department
- Uses a satellite system for tracking, which is more accurate than the standard GPS from other companies
Keep in Mind
- May have limited storage options depending on your location
- Provides inconsistent quality in some locations, according to customer reviews
Customer Experiences
Because NAVL sometimes outsources moves, its service quality can vary depending on your location. We recommend checking the reviews for your local NAVL branch to get a better idea of what to expect. The company has mixed reviews on its national pages, with 1.07 out of 5 stars on the BBB and 2.8 out of 5 stars on Google Reviews for its headquarters in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Some customers said NAVL offered them the best overall price, and they appreciated the company’s thoughtful coordinators who regularly checked in throughout their move. Other reviews criticized the company for lost boxes and broken items, so we recommend taking advantage of its ample insurance options to protect your things.
“Our driver was on time for pickup and [on time for] delivery 1900 miles away in spite of the winter weather. His crew for loading and unloading were very polite, careful (especially with our Heritage Classic Softail) and accommodating. [There were] no scratches and nothing was broken. Great experience once again.” —Donald W. via Google Reviews, January 2024
“Friendly people and no qualms about the charter of staff. They were kind and considerate of my kids. However, many boxes were not packed well. We had a number of boxes that were half empty and therefore crushed in transit. Also, many bins we just placed in the box and crap piled on top. Most of those were broken.” —Tim F. via Google Reviews, October 2024
JK Moving Services (USDOT #: 1065394) stands out for its highly personalized approach. While it offers comprehensive packing services like other movers on our list, JK Moving takes it a step further by assigning a dedicated moving concierge. This concierge does routine check-ins, makes sure particular items receive the necessary care, and tailors service to your wants and needs. Think of it as a more personalized version of Allied’s move coordinators with the added benefit of 24/7 customer support—which can be especially helpful for interstate moves across time zones.
JK Moving is one of only two companies on our list that offers financing, next to International Van Lines. It has rates as low as 0% for those who qualify. This makes it a great choice if you want a full-service moving experience but don’t have the cash upfront or prefer to pay over time.
That said, JK is the most expensive mover on our list, and its higher-than-average pricing kept it from our top spots. We recommend International Van Lines or Allied if you want something more affordable. JK is also only available for long-distance moves, so you’ll need to choose a different company if you’re moving to a nearby state and traveling less than 150 miles.
Company Overview
- Has financing options with rates as low as 0%
- Provides 24/7 customer support, which is more extensive than most other movers we reviewed
- Assigns a designated moving concierge
Keep in Mind
- Has higher-than-average pricing
- Is only available for long-distance moves
Customer Experiences
JK Moving Services has strong customer reviews across sites. It has a Google Reviews rating of 4.5 out of 5 stars based on 1,516 reviews and BBB rating of 3.97 out of 5 stars based on 72 reviews. Many customers praised JK’s professionalism and prompt service, with several noting how smooth the process felt from start to finish. That said, a few customers reported damaged or missing items, so we recommend going with JK Moving’s higher insurance option, the Replacement Value plan, if it’s within your budget.
“Great, professional moving services. Have engaged for two different moves, the second on a single day’s notice. Great crew. They’re like machines, always getting stuff done. Packed with care. Moved with care. They handled high-value items and bulky items with ease and perfection. My next move, I’m calling JK.” —Peter S. via Google Reviews, October 2024
“Big misunderstanding regarding the movement of my extensive coin collection, which caused me a great deal of inconvenience. Lots of crushed boxes upon arrival. The movers also damaged my bed either during disassembly or subsequent reassembly. They were courteous and hard-working, but definitely not my best move.” —Ed C. via BBB, September 2024
International Van Lines (USDOT #: 2293832) is the most budget-friendly option on our list, offering consistently lower rates than many other full-service providers we reviewed. This makes it a great choice if you’re looking to save money without sacrificing quality. Despite its lower prices, IVL still provides a wide range of services similar to higher-priced competitors.
While many companies on our list are carriers like IVL, they may outsource certain aspects of your move—like piano or vehicle shipping—to third-party providers. IVL stands out because it manages everything under one roof, giving you a single point of contact throughout your move. This can simplify communication and reduce potential problems, especially for complex interstate moves with bulky or high-value items.
We also like that IVL makes it easy to get started with its online cost calculator, which provides a quick estimate without you giving a detailed inventory upfront. Just note that this tool only gives nonbinding quotes, so your final price could be higher depending on the actual weight or services of your move.
While IVL is great for saving money, we ranked it lower because its pricing flexibility comes at the expense of the higher-end, concierge services offered by providers like JK Moving or Allied. IVL’s reliance on nonbinding estimates also makes it less predictable if you want firm pricing upfront.
Company Overview
- Has the lowest average price of all the movers on our list
- Offers multiple levels of insurance beyond the required two options
- Includes 30 days of free storage with all interstate moves
Keep in Mind
- Doesn’t offer flat-rate pricing or binding estimates, so you may be hit with surprise fees
- Leaves customers responsible for securing parking permits
Customer Experiences
Like many of its competitors, IVL has mixed reviews. On the BBB, it has an average rating of 3 out of 5 stars based on 122 reviews, while it has 4.2 out of 5 stars based on 1,129 reviews on its headquarters’ Google Reviews page. Many customers found their movers to be helpful and professional, saying they made the process feel easy and smooth. However, some reviews point to issues with communication and scheduling. We recommend staying proactive and checking in with your moving team for updates—especially if you’ve got a long or complex interstate move.
“I recently used International Van Lines for my long-distance move, and I am extremely impressed with their service. From start to finish, the team was professional, efficient, and accommodating. The communication leading up to the move was clear and timely, and on moving day, the crew arrived right on time and worked quickly and carefully to load all of my belongings.” —Stephanie J. via Google Reviews, November 2024
“Horrible experience. The customer is responsible for any follow-up or communication. … They provide no oversight and take no responsibility for communication during the moving process. You can absolutely count on 21+ days to deliver and 0 communication or responsibility taking during the process. I certainly wish I had my sizable sum of money back and would absolutely choose another interstate moving company.” —John W. via BBB, October 2024
Though Safeway Moving Inc. (USDOT #: 3756000) is last on our list, it still has notable perks. One standout feature is its flat-rate pricing. Unlike other companies that adjust your cost if your shipment weight changes, Safeway locks in your price upfront. This means weight-based price hikes won’t surprise you on moving day. But remember that flat-rate pricing doesn’t cover everything—Safeway can still charge you fees for things like long carries (when movers have to walk a longer distance to your home) or fuel surcharges, which are standard costs to cover rising fuel prices.
We also appreciate that Safeway will price match lower quotes from other major movers, so you know you’re getting a good rate. Safeway is particularly good if you’re moving to or from a condo or a home with an HOA. These types of moves often require additional licenses and insurance, which it has experience navigating.
That said, Safeway has a few limitations that pushed it down our rankings. Of all the companies on our list, Safeway’s BBB rating of B- is the lowest. The BBB says this is based on the number of complaints filed and the time it took for the company to respond to these complaints. Safeway also only offers the two insurance plans required by law, while other companies we reviewed—notably NAVL—provide more options to better protect your belongings. Plus, it lacks the depth of service that other movers offer; for example, it doesn’t sell packing supplies, so you’ll need to source your own materials if you’re self-packing.
Company Overview
- Offers flat-rate pricing, so you know exactly what you’ll pay
- Provides packing services and 30 days of free storage with all interstate moves
- Specializes in homeowners association (HOA) and condo moves
Keep in Mind
- Customer reviews mention being brokered to other carriers despite Safeway operating as a carrier in most cases
- Only provides two insurance options, whereas other movers offer more
Customer Experiences
Safeway Moving Inc. has solid customer review scores. It has a BBB review rating of 4.44 out of 5 stars based on 347 reviews, as well as 4.5 out of 5 stars on its headquarters’ Google Reviews page. Many customers said they had positive interactions with Safeway’s customer support team and received quick responses to questions. However, some people complained about miscommunications and occasional missing items. We also noticed a trend of reviewers being confused that Safeway brokered them to another mover, so we recommend checking with your local location to ask who would handle your move.
“Safeway moving was the best and easiest moving experience I’ve ever had. I didn’t have to lift a finger and figure out how to pack. I just flew from my old apartment to my new one and all of my things met me at my new place. The movers unpacked and set up all of my furniture and TVs, and I was completely moved into my new place in about 8 hours. … Moving is a pain and this was seriously so stress free.” —Reagan S. via Google Reviews, October 2024
“As this move is already extremely stressful, this company made everything 10 times worse. They picked up our stuff on September 18, and it’s currently October 14 and we still have not received our belongings (they were supposed to drop it off on September 26). Being in a new state is hard, but being in a new state with nothing to make you feel at home is worse. The man that we booked with was fired (such a bad sign) and stopped answering our calls. We then got a new coordinator who stopped answering our phone calls five days later. ZERO communication in this whole process.” —KW K. via BBB, October 2024
Other State-to-State Moving Options
Full-service movers like those on our list are helpful because they handle every step of the process: packing, loading, and transport, plus unloading and unpacking at your new place. However, there are other options if you want to save money or prefer to do some steps yourself.
Moving Containers
Companies like PODS and U-Pack offer portable moving containers that can make your move more convenient. Here’s how it works:
- Delivery to your door: The company drops off a container at your home.
- Pack at your pace: You load up your belongings within your own timeframe.
- Transport to your new place: Once you’re ready, the company picks up the container and delivers it to your new address.
This option is great if you want more flexibility since you can keep the container for as long as you need. It’s also handy if you’re downsizing or need temporary storage—you can keep the container at a storage facility until you’re ready to unload.
Self-Truck Rentals
If you’re up for a bit of grunt work and want to keep costs as low as possible, renting a moving truck could be your best bet. Companies like U-Haul and Budget allow you to do the following:
- Choose your truck size: Pick a truck that fits your load.
- Set your schedule: Rent the truck for the time you need.
- Handle the move yourself: You’re in charge of packing, loading, driving, and unloading.
This option is cheaper than hiring a full-service mover. We recommend it if you have a smaller load or like the idea of managing the process yourself. However, you’ll need to be comfortable driving a larger vehicle, and you may want to enlist a friend or family member to help you with loading and unloading, especially if you have some heavier items.
How Much Does an Interstate Move Cost?
The average interstate move costs $5,878. We calculated this price from five quotes we got from each provider on our list for a two-bedroom home. However, your cost will vary depending on factors such as the weight of your belongings, the distance traveled, and the services you choose.
“Any origin or destination that is far outside of a bigger city or a major interstate will add onto the cost of your quote,” says Nicholas B. Irwin, Ph.D., research director at the Lied Center. “The same thing holds generally for shipping packages.”
Here’s a quick comparison of the quotes we received for each mover in this review:
| Moving Company | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Allied Van Lines | $5,370 |
| North American Van Lines | $5,969 |
| JK Moving Services | $7,171 |
| International Van Lines | $5,250 |
| Safeway Moving Inc. | $5,631 |
Single-Day vs. Multi-Day Moves
If you’re moving to a nearby state, your mover may be able to finish the job in one day. However, a cross-country move may take multiple days. Multi-day moves are generally more expensive due to the extra labor required and potential overnight stays for the crew.
Full-Service vs. Partial-Service Moves
A full-service move includes packing, loading, transportation, unloading, and sometimes even unpacking. These moves are the most convenient, but they’re also the most expensive. Partial-service moves allow you to handle some tasks yourself, like packing, while leaving the heavy lifting and transportation to the movers. This can save you a good chunk of money if you don’t mind a bit of work.
Tipping
Tipping is generally expected in the moving industry, especially for interstate moves. While it’s not mandatory, a general guideline is $20–$40 per mover per day, depending on the level of service. If your move is particularly challenging—like lots of stairs or heavy items—we suggest tipping on the higher end.
How To Get a Good Price
Here are a few tips to help you get the best possible rate:
- Ask about discounts: Many movers offer deals for seniors, military personnel, or students.
- Be flexible with your dates: If you can be flexible, some companies offer reduced rates for last-minute moves if there’s a slot to fill. Ask a company if it has any openings in its upcoming schedule and see what you can work out.
- Choose an off-peak time: Moving during off-peak times, like weekdays or during the fall and winter, may get you a better rate because there’s less demand.
- Do some of the work yourself: Packing or unpacking on your own can help trim costs. “DIY moves will always be cheaper than hiring a moving company because most people don’t consider the opportunity costs of the activity. But a DIY move may also mean that we need to take time off work to pack or give up our valuable free time. All of these come at some cost to us that most people don’t consider,” says Irwin. This trade-off between financial savings and personal time is a critical factor to weigh when deciding on a moving strategy.
- Downsize your belongings: The less you have to move, the less you’ll pay. Think about selling, donating, or giving away items you no longer need.
- Get multiple quotes: We recommend reaching out to at least three moving companies to compare prices and services. Some companies, like Safeway, even offer price-matching.
What Is Moving Insurance?
Moving insurance protects your belongings if they’re lost, damaged, or stolen. While professional movers do their best to handle everything carefully, the journey across state lines can involve rough roads, heavy lifting, and occasional mishaps. Here’s a breakdown of the main types of moving insurance and which situations they’re best suited for.
- Released value protection: This is the most basic coverage, and it’s included at no additional cost. It reimburses you for damaged or lost items based on weight—usually around 60 cents per pound per item. This option is best for those moving less valuable items.
- Full value protection: This option offers more comprehensive coverage by reimbursing you for the item’s full replacement or repair cost. However, it comes with an extra charge. We recommend this insurance if you’re moving high-value or fragile items such as electronics, artwork, or family heirlooms. It’s also ideal if you prefer more security in case anything is damaged or lost.
- Third-party moving insurance: If you want more coverage than what your selected mover offers, you can buy third-party insurance for added protection. Some third-party policies also cover incidents movers don’t, such as natural disasters or water damage. This option is best for those with particularly valuable or delicate items that need extra protection or if you want coverage for risks outside the mover’s control.
- Declared value protection: This insurance sets a dollar amount for the value of your entire shipment rather than per item. Reimbursement is based on your items’ depreciated value, not the full replacement cost. This coverage is usually offered for longer moves or larger loads. We recommend it for large, mixed-value shipments where some coverage is needed but not at full replacement costs. It’s a solid middle ground between released and full-value protection.
Interstate Moving Regulations
Different states have different moving regulations, so you’ll need to be aware of the laws in both the state you’re moving from and to. Here’s what you need to know:
- Driver regulations: There are rules about how many hours movers can drive each day, which can affect your delivery timeline. Your moving company will handle this, but it’s good to be aware.
- Federal regulations: Since you’re crossing state lines, your move is regulated by the Department of Transportation (DOT) and the FMCSA.
- Licensing and insurance: Legitimate interstate movers must have a valid USDOT number and proper licensing. You can verify a mover’s credentials on the FMCSA website.
Note that some movers may require you to get parking permits for the moving truck. Make sure you ask about this before you move and take the necessary steps.
Expert Insights and Tips
Advice From Real Moving Customers
Renting a moving truck is a cheaper alternative to hiring a full-service moving company, but there are some things to be aware of. We spoke to Alexus B., who rented a 20-foot U-Haul truck with an auto transport tow for her vehicle for her move from Georgia to Texas.
Alexus said she found driving the truck surprisingly easy, though she recommends getting additional help for loading and unloading. However, she did mention that you need a flexible schedule and should be comfortable adapting to last-minute challenges. For example, she had to go to a different U-Haul location 25 minutes away from where she made the reservation because it didn’t have the auto transport tow attachment, which pushed back her timeline. Her car was also slightly damaged by the auto transport tow, so she had to make a claim to get compensation for her car’s undercarriage.
If you have a tight schedule, it might be worth it to hire a moving company that handles all the logistics. Another option is to move your belongings with a rented truck, but hire a moving company with auto-shipping services to avoid the damages that Alexus experienced.
How We Evaluated Interstate Moving Providers
We thoroughly research each mover we recommend by reading websites and sample contracts, reviewing customer feedback, and speaking to customer service representatives and industry experts.
Our Rating System
To pick the best interstate moving providers, we created a rating system based on six factors that reflect the overall quality and reliability of each company. Here’s a quick look at our moving methodology:
- Item protection: All movers are required to offer two insurance options, but many offer additional options to protect your belongings. We scored companies that offer at least three options the highest. We also awarded more points to movers that offer additional protections such as antique and specialty services, custom crating, and GPS tracking.
- Service offerings: We looked for companies with a wide range of services to meet different needs. The more services a company offered, the higher we scored it.
- Customer service: Great customer service makes a stressful time easier. Companies with high BBB ratings and high customer response rates received more points. We also awarded more points to movers with easy access to moving calculators, helpful checklists, and contact information on its website.
- Value: We gathered five quotes for the same size move from each mover to create an average price. Companies offering competitive rates, binding estimates, and flexible payment options scored higher in this category.
- Reputation: Besides customer service, we analyzed each company’s overall reputation in the industry. We checked each provider’s licensing status and gave higher marks to companies that operate as carriers rather than brokers. We also factored in background checking processes and how a provider’s inspection rate compared to the average FMCSA fail rate.
- Scheduling: A reliable mover makes scheduling straightforward, with flexible availability and clear timelines. We gave more points to companies that offered at least two contact options, had a mobile app for tracking, and offered virtual surveys for quotes for added convenience.
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