Licensed Mover

DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.

Licensed Carrier

DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.
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Connecticut · USDOT 3006268 nationwide carrier

Long-Distance Movers in Connecticut

Licensed interstate moves from Stamford, Hartford, New Haven, Greenwich, and across the Constitution State. NYC-metro corridors, insurance-industry relocations, and weekly Florida routes.

USDOT 3006268Federal license
MC 00026730Motor carrier
A+BBB rated
All 48States served
What’s distinctive

What makes a Connecticut long-distance move different

Three Connecticut-specific operational realities that shape every interstate move.

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Fairfield County wealth corridor

Greenwich, Westport, Darien, and New Canaan have a high density of high-end residential moves – estate-level shipments with fine art, antiques, wine collections, and specialty items. Custom crating and white-glove handling are standard, not an upcharge.

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Hartford insurance industry

Hartford metro generates corporate-relocation volume from major insurance and financial-services employers. We coordinate with HR-mobility programs and handle executive-level relocations with full documentation.

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NYC commuter overflow

A significant portion of Fairfield County moves are NYC-related – moving in, moving out, or relocating to a different NYC suburb. We coordinate Manhattan COI requirements and consolidation routing accordingly.

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Florida & Sun Belt outbound

Connecticut-to-Florida is one of our highest-volume retiree and remote-work corridors. CT-to-Tampa, CT-to-Naples, and CT-to-Charlotte all run on weekly consolidation routes.

Coverage

Top Connecticut metros we serve

We service every county in Connecticut, with the highest pickup volume in:

FAQ

Connecticut-specific FAQs

How long does Hartford to Tampa take?

Standard delivery: 5-8 business days from agreed first available date. The I-95 corridor is well-trafficked and we run weekly consolidation between Connecticut and Florida.

Do you handle estate-level or fine-art moves in Greenwich?

Yes. Fairfield County estate moves are part of our specialty volume. We custom-crate fine art, climate-control transit when required, and coordinate appraiser/insurance documentation as needed.

Can you do a Stamford to NYC move?

Yes. Stamford-to-Manhattan is short-distance interstate – we handle the COI requirements, freight-elevator coordination, and parking permits. Same-day or next-day delivery available depending on building access.

How early should I book a peak-season Connecticut move?

May-August: 6-8 weeks ahead. Off-peak (October-March): 2-4 weeks usually sufficient. Greenwich and Westport peak-season pickups book up first – reach out as soon as you have a closing date.

How much does it cost to move from Connecticut to Florida?

A typical 3-bedroom Hartford-to-Tampa binding estimate runs $6,500-$11,000. A 1-bedroom is $3,500-$5,500. Estate-level shipments with fine art and specialty items priced separately.

Trust and licensing. A Plus Moving & Storage is registered with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration as USDOT 3006268 and MC 00026730. Both are active and verifiable at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov. We are accredited by the Better Business Bureau with an A+ rating.

FMCSA-licensed
Active USDOT
Active MC #
BBB A+
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Cities we serve in Connecticut

A Plus long-distance moves to and from 5 Connecticut metros. Click for cost guides + binding quotes.

Popular routes from Connecticut

2 high-volume long-distance routes. Click for binding price ranges and cost guides.

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