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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Twin Cities long-distance moving

Long-Distance Movers in Minneapolis, Minnesota

Minneapolis is one of the heaviest outbound long-distance moving markets in the upper Midwest. We move households from Minneapolis to all 48 states every week — Florida, Arizona, Texas, and California are the most common destinations. Licensed FMCSA carrier, BBB A+, itemized written estimates.

USDOT 3006268Federally licensed
MC 00026730Motor carrier
BBB A+Accredited
48 statesService area
Why choose us

Licensed long-distance movers serving Minneapolis

A Plus Moving and Storage is an FMCSA-licensed long-distance moving company serving Minneapolis households and businesses. We handle relocations to all 48 contiguous states with itemized written estimates, weight tickets, full valuation, and the operational discipline of an interstate carrier. We don’t do quick same-day brokered moves — every job is run on our own equipment with our own crews.

Local logistics

Minneapolis neighborhoods we serve

Downtown Minneapolis

Mill District, North Loop, Loring Park — high-rises and converted warehouses. Most require building COIs and freight elevator booking. We pre-coordinate with property managers.

Uptown / Lyn-Lake

Single-family homes mixed with Craftsman-era duplexes. Narrow streets and limited parking — we often pull city permits.

Linden Hills / Edina border

Lakeshore homes around Lake Harriet and Lake Calhoun (Bde Maka Ska). Mature tree canopy can require shuttle from smaller trucks.

Northeast Minneapolis

Arts district neighborhoods, historic homes, and former industrial warehouse lofts.

South Minneapolis

Tangletown, Kingfield, Powderhorn — established residential neighborhoods with standard truck access.

Southwest suburbs

Edina, Wayzata, Eden Prairie — affluent suburbs with HOA notice requirements. We handle pre-clearance.

Top relocation corridors

Where Minneapolis movers go

These are the corridors we see most often out of Minneapolis. Click through for route-specific pricing and logistics.

Permits, COIs, building rules

Operational specifics for Minneapolis

Most Downtown Minneapolis condo and apartment buildings require a Certificate of Insurance naming the property as additional insured — typical limit $1M / $2M aggregate. We hold and file these in advance for major operators including Mill City Quarter, Carlyle, Ivy, Soo Line City Apartments. Parking permits for moving trucks are available through City of Minneapolis Public Works with 3–5 business days notice. For Edina, Wayzata, and other inner-ring suburbs, HOA notice is typically 24–72 hours and we coordinate it.

Climate planning

Weather considerations for Minneapolis moves

Winter moves out of Minneapolis (December–March) require extra prep: outdoor staging in sub-zero temps risks brittleness in furniture finishes, electronics, vinyl records, oil paintings, and musical instruments. We pre-wrap climate-sensitive items in protective blankets and load fast to minimize cold exposure. Truck heating during overnight stops is standard. Summer moves (June–August) are smoother but high-humidity packing can affect mattresses and upholstery — we use moisture-wicking wrap. Spring thaw (March–April) means muddy driveways; we lay protective walkboards.

Pricing

Long-distance moving costs from Minneapolis

Rates below reflect typical 2025–2026 pricing for fully-packed long-distance moves originating in Minneapolis. Off-season runs 15–20% lower. We provide itemized written estimates — never door rates.

Home size 500–1,000 mi 1,500+ mi
Studio / 1BR $1,800–$2,800 $3,200–$4,600
2BR $2,800–$4,400 $4,400–$6,800
3BR $4,000–$6,200 $6,000–$9,000
4BR+ $5,800–$8,800 $8,400–$12,500
FAQs

Common questions about moving from Minneapolis

How far in advance should I book a long-distance move from Minneapolis?

For peak season (May–August), book 6–8 weeks ahead. For off-season (October–March excluding holidays), 3–4 weeks is usually sufficient. Last-minute moves are possible but typically cost 15–25% more.

Do you offer storage in Minneapolis?

Yes — we have climate-controlled storage available for short-term (in-transit) and long-term needs. Common for snowbird moves where the household goes to Florida for winter and returns in spring.

What about Minnesota intrastate moves (within the state)?

We hold the required Minnesota DOT intrastate authority and file the required paperwork. See our dedicated Minnesota intrastate movers page for details.

Can you handle moves during a Minnesota winter?

Yes — winter long-distance moves are routine for us. We pre-wrap climate-sensitive items, minimize outdoor staging time, and use heated trucks during overnight stops.

Do you provide certified weight tickets?

Yes. Every long-distance move includes a certified weight ticket from a licensed scale. We never charge based on door rates or visual estimates.

How long does a Minneapolis to Florida move take?

Typical delivery window is 5–9 business days. Loading day, transit (2–3 days driving), unloading day, plus any required driver-hour rest cycles. We provide a specific delivery date estimate before loading.

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Moving to or from Minneapolis?

Itemized written estimate from a licensed FMCSA carrier. No door rates, no surprise fees.

Planning a budget? See what real moves actually cost in our Moving Cost Index — price ranges from 669 completed A Plus moves, by home size and distance.

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