A move across state lines is a different kind of job than moving down the street. You are handing over everything you own to people you may never meet in person, based on a phone call and a written quote. We load it. We drive it. We unload it. The same crew handles it from your old front door to your new one. Nobody hands your things off to a truck company you have never heard of.
Ask us anything before you commit to anything. Send your move details and photos through our online quote form, and you will get a written estimate back with no walkthrough required.

The same two or three people who wrap your furniture at pickup are the ones who carry it into your new place, however many states away that is. We do not hand your things off to a freight terminal, and we do not consolidate your load onto a shared trailer with somebody else's move. One crew, one truck, or a truck and trailer if the load calls for it. The same people handle it start to finish.
That matters because most of what goes wrong on a long-distance move happens in the handoff, when the person standing in front of you did not load the truck. One customer's move went out over five hundred miles and arrived with nothing broken, because the person who wrapped it was still the person unloading it days later. We size the truck and trailer to the job itself, so a one-bedroom apartment does not get priced or scheduled the same way a four-bedroom house does.
This page covers our long-distance work specifically. If a different type of move fits your situation better, you can see the full range of our moving company services.
Aaron founded Green Mountain Movers, and he still quotes long-distance jobs himself. He has been moving people for eight years, and he is often the one behind the wheel on a longer haul. We have completed more than a thousand moves, and every long-distance quote comes back to you in writing, itemized, before anything gets loaded. There is no fuel surcharge added after the fact, and flat rate pricing is available if you would rather lock in a number up front.

The people who load your truck are the same people who drive it and carry everything into your new place. No transfer terminal, no consolidated trailer, no handoff to a carrier you have never spoken to.
You get a detailed breakdown of your move before anything is loaded, with no fuel surcharge and no line items added later. Flat rate pricing is available if you want a fixed number going in.
Mattress carriers, harness carriers, moving blankets, and shrink wrap go on every long-distance job. These are the same tools customers mention by name when a heavy or awkward piece made it across the country in one piece.
A delayed drive or a rough forecast does not mean your move gets dropped. We work with you to adjust the schedule instead of leaving you waiting on an update.
If your move is tied to a change of station or another military deadline, we build the schedule around your report date instead of the other way around. We are close enough to the Denver Federal Center that federal and military moves come through fairly often, and the timeline pressure is not new to us. If you want a broader planning resource alongside your quote, Military OneSource's PCS guide covers entitlements and timing in more depth. Ask about military moving when you request your quote.
A handful of small steps before the truck arrives make the rest of the move easier. Handle these before moving day, or see Wirecutter's full moving checklist for a more detailed timeline.
Tell us what you are getting rid of when you request your quote. We will haul it away during the same visit, so you won't need to hire a separate company.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whatever is prompting the move, tell us the timeline. Send your details through our online quote form, or give us a call, and you will have a written estimate back before you have to decide on anything.