Safe storage designed for flexible moving timelines
Interstate Moving & Storage — Secure State-to-State Relocation
Short-term and long-term storage options integrated with professional long-distance moving services
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Flexible storage for long-distance relocations
Storage Designed for Interstate Moves
Relocation timelines don’t always align perfectly. Whether you need temporary storage before delivery or extended holding during transition, A Plus Moving & Storage provides secure storage solutions integrated with our interstate moving services.
Our storage options are structured to support flexibility without compromising protection.
WHAT WE OFFER
Our Storage Services Include
Short-Term Storage
Temporary storage during moving transitions.
Long-Term Storage
Extended holding solutions when needed.
Secure Facilities
Protected environments designed for safe storage.
Inventory Organization
Structured tracking for organized retrieval.
Integrated Moving & Storage
Seamless coordination between transport and storage.
Secure storage for flexible moving timeline
Flexibility Without Compromise
Interstate moves often require flexibility due to closing dates, travel schedules, or housing availability. Integrated storage allows for smoother transitions and reduced stress during cross-country relocation.
Our team ensures your belongings remain protected whether in transit or securely stored.
Flexible storage support for interstate moves
Storage Solutions Are Ideal For
- Delayed home closings
- Families relocation timing adjustments
- Cross-country transitions
- Temporary housing situations
- Flexible interstate scheduling
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OUR PROCESS
How We Manage Storage
How to check any interstate mover before you book
Every company that moves household goods across state lines must be registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. That registration is public, free to check, and takes about a minute — do it for every quote you receive, including ours.
Look up the company’s US DOT number on the FMCSA’s SAFER system. You are checking four things: that the registration is active; that it is authorised for household goods specifically, not just general freight; that insurance is on file; and whether the operating authority belongs to a carrier or a broker.
A Plus Moving & Storage — US DOT 3006268, MC 00026730. Active authority, household goods, insured, carrier.
If a company cannot give you a DOT number, or the number belongs to a broker when you were told you were dealing with a carrier, that tells you what you need to know.
Valuation — what your shipment is actually covered for
Federal law requires interstate carriers to offer two levels of protection, and the default is far weaker than most people assume.
Released value is the legal minimum, included at no charge: 60 cents per pound per article. That is weight-based, not value-based. A 10-pound laptop is covered for six dollars regardless of what it cost. For most households this is not meaningful protection.
Full value protection means the carrier is liable for the replacement value, repair or cash settlement of anything lost or damaged. It costs more and it is what we recommend for any shipment containing things you would actually need to replace.
You choose your level in writing before the move. Items worth more than $100 per pound — jewellery, collectibles, certain art — must be listed specifically to be covered at full value, so tell us about them at survey stage.
We will walk you through both options rather than defaulting you into the minimum and hoping you do not read the paperwork.
Flexible Storage For Interstate Moves
Let our team coordinate your moving and storage needs with structured long-distance planning.
Interstate moving companies licensed for all 48 contiguous states
A Plus Moving & Storage is a federally licensed interstate carrier (US DOT #3006268, MC #00026730) moving households state to state across the contiguous 48. An interstate move is any move that crosses a state line, and it is regulated federally — your mover must be licensed with the FMCSA, carry insurance, and give you a written estimate before loading day.
What an interstate move costs
Interstate moves are priced on shipment weight and distance, not a flat rate. Across 669 completed A Plus moves, most fall between $2,000 and $19,300: a studio or 1-bedroom typically runs $2,000–$4,300, and a 3-bedroom home moving 1,000–1,500 miles typically runs $6,200–$7,800. Full figures by home size and distance are in our Moving Cost Index.
How long an interstate move takes
Transit time is a function of distance. Our standard delivery windows are 2–5 days up to 1,000 miles, 3–7 days to about 1,850 miles, 5–10 days to about 2,400 miles, and 7–14 days coast to coast.
What is included
- Binding written estimate — the price you are quoted is the price you pay.
- Licensed and insured every mile on our own federal authority.
- Loading, transport and delivery, with packing available.
- 48 contiguous states — we do not serve Alaska or Hawaii.
The fastest way to an exact number is a 10-minute AI video survey, or browse interstate routes and locations.
Popular long-distance moving routes
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Frequently asked questions
What is an interstate move?
An interstate move is any household move that crosses a state line. It is federally regulated, so your mover must hold FMCSA operating authority, carry insurance, and give you a written estimate before loading day.
How much does an interstate move cost?
Across 669 completed A Plus moves, most long-distance moves fall between $2,000 and $19,300. A studio or 1-bedroom typically runs $2,000-$4,300; a 3-bedroom moving 1,000-1,500 miles typically runs $6,200-$7,800.
How long does an interstate move take?
Transit time depends on distance. Standard delivery windows are 2-5 days up to 1,000 miles, 3-7 days to about 1,850 miles, 5-10 days to about 2,400 miles, and 7-14 days coast to coast.
Is A Plus licensed and insured?
Yes. A Plus Moving and Storage is a federally licensed interstate carrier, US DOT 3006268 and MC 00026730, insured on every mile. Our authority is verifiable on the FMCSA SAFER system.