Licensed & bonded moving broker

The right movers, without the runaround.

One request gets you competitive estimates from licensed, insured moving companies we’ve already vetted — plus a dedicated coordinator who stays with you from quote to delivery.

  • Free, no-obligation estimates
  • Every carrier FMCSA-licensed & insured
  • Serving all 50 states
  • 10,000+Moves arranged
  • 500+Vetted carrier partners
  • 50States covered
  • 15+Years of experience

Licensed & bonded broker · USDOT 8402975 · MC-52676411

How it works

Four steps from “where do I start?” to moved in

  1. Tell us about your move

    Request a quote online or by phone. We’ll ask where you’re moving from and to, when, and what you’re bringing — it takes about five minutes.

  2. We shop our carrier network

    We take your move to our network of FMCSA-licensed, insured motor carriers and gather competitive estimates on your behalf.

  3. Compare and book

    You review the options with your dedicated coordinator, ask questions, and book the carrier that fits your budget and schedule.

  4. We stay with you through move day

    Your coordinator remains your point of contact from pickup to delivery, helping resolve any questions between you and the carrier.

Services

Everything your move needs, arranged in one place

As a broker, we don’t just book a truck — we can coordinate every service your move requires through our carrier network.

Long-Distance Moving

Interstate and cross-country moves arranged with FMCSA-licensed carriers.

Local Moving Coordination

Trusted local crews for moves within your city or metro area.

Packing & Unpacking

Full or partial packing services, including materials, arranged as part of your move.

Storage Solutions

Short- and long-term storage when your move-out and move-in dates don’t line up.

Auto Transport

Ship your car, truck, or motorcycle alongside your household move.

Specialty & Corporate Moves

Senior transitions, military relocations, office moves, pianos, and antiques.

Honest by design

We’re a broker — and that works in your favor

AMERICA'S CHOICE MOVING GROUP is a federally licensed household goods broker, not a moving company. We don’t own trucks; we arrange your move with FMCSA-licensed, insured motor carriers from our vetted network.

Why does that matter? Because instead of one company quoting you one price, you get a coordinator whose job is to make carriers compete for your move — and who answers to you, not to a truck schedule.

  • Carriers verified for licensing, insurance, and safety record
  • A single point of contact for your whole move
  • An advocate on your side if issues come up

Testimonials

Families we’ve moved

“Our coordinator found us a carrier $900 under the first quote we got on our own, and checked in on us the whole way from Ohio to Arizona.”
Rachel BennettToledo, OH → Phoenix, AZ
“I had no idea where to start with a cross-country move. One phone call and they handled the rest.”
Marcus DelgadoBoston, MA → Denver, CO
“They arranged our move and our car shipment together and both showed up on schedule.”
Priya PatelTampa, FL → Seattle, WA

Common questions

Moving with a broker, explained

What is a moving broker, and how is that different from a moving company?

A moving broker arranges the transportation of your household goods; a moving company (motor carrier) owns the trucks and performs the move. As a licensed broker, we don’t transport goods ourselves — we use our carrier network and industry knowledge to find you a licensed, insured mover at a competitive price, then coordinate the move from booking through delivery. Federal law requires both brokers and interstate carriers to register with the FMCSA.

Why use a broker instead of calling moving companies directly?

One call instead of ten. We gather competitive estimates from carriers we already know and have vetted, which typically saves both time and money — especially on long-distance moves, where prices for the same move can vary widely. You also get a single point of contact who advocates for you if anything needs sorting out along the way.

How do estimates work? What’s the difference between binding and non-binding?

A binding estimate fixes the price based on the inventory and services listed on it — the price only changes if you add items or services. A non-binding estimate is the carrier’s best guess, and your final cost is based on the actual weight of your shipment. We’ll walk you through which type your carrier is offering and what it means before you book. Accurate inventories make accurate estimates, so we’ll help you build a complete list.

Ready to plan your move?

Get free, no-obligation estimates from licensed carriers in our network — one request, multiple options.