Long Distance Movers

Long Distance Movers Dallas | Movers From Dallas-Fort Worth to Anywhere in America

Finding reliable long distance movers in Dallas doesn’t have to be stressful. Whether you’re relocating across state lines or moving coast-to-coast, professional Dallas moving companies offer comprehensive services designed to make your transition seamless. From packing and loading to transportation and unpacking, experienced long distance movers handle every aspect of your move with care and precision.

When choosing a long distance moving company in Dallas, look for licensed and insured professionals with proven track records in interstate relocations. The best Dallas movers provide transparent pricing, detailed moving plans, and dedicated coordinators who guide you through each step of the process. Many offer specialized services including vehicle transport, storage solutions, and white-glove handling for valuable items. With Dallas serving as a major hub in the DFW metroplex, you’ll find numerous reputable moving companies equipped with modern trucks, professional crews, and the expertise needed to execute long distance moves efficiently. Start by requesting free quotes from multiple providers to compare services and find the perfect match for your relocation needs and budget.

#1 Long Distance Moving Company Serving All DFW: Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, Denton County & Rockwall County

Planning a long distance move from Dallas-Fort Worth? Whether you’re relocating to Austin for a tech opportunity, moving to Houston for healthcare, heading to San Antonio for retirement, leaving for California, or moving anywhere across America, Moving Company Guys – Dallas is THE long distance moving authority in the DFW Metroplex. With over 10 years of specialized long distance moving experience, comprehensive licensing (USDOT #3918729, TxDMV #009567347C), and thousands of successful relocations, we are Dallas-Fort Worth’s trusted long distance moving partner. Call (972) 528-0385 for your free long distance moving quote from anywhere in DFW.

Visit our Dallas office: 3333 Lee Pkwy, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75219

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What Is Long Distance Moving? (And Why DFW Residents Need Specialists)

Long distance moving—also called interstate moving or cross-country moving—refers to relocations exceeding 100 miles or crossing state lines. Unlike local moves charged by the hour, long distance moves involve complex logistics, federal regulations, multi-day transportation, and significantly different pricing structures.

Why Dallas-Fort Worth Residents Choose Professional Long Distance Movers

Interstate Compliance & Licensing: Moving across state lines requires USDOT certification and compliance with federal motor carrier regulations. Our USDOT #3918729 and TxDMV #009567347C licensing ensures your interstate move is fully legal, protected, and compliant. We maintain active registration with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and carry the required insurance coverage mandating interstate movers. Unlicensed movers cannot legally transport your belongings across state lines, and using them puts you at risk for fraud, abandonment, and zero legal recourse.

Multi-Day Logistics Coordination: Long distance moves aren’t simple truck trips. They involve route planning, rest stop coordination, weather monitoring, delivery window management, and real-time tracking across hundreds or thousands of miles. Our dispatch center monitors every move 24/7, providing you with regular updates as your belongings travel from DFW to your destination. We coordinate driver schedules complying with federal Hours of Service regulations, ensuring your driver is always alert and rested.

Superior Protection During Extended Transport: Your belongings spend days (not hours) in transit. Professional long distance movers use climate-controlled trucks, strategic loading techniques, secure strapping systems, and premium packing materials that protect items from Dallas’ summer heat to Colorado’s winter cold. Items loaded improperly for long distance transport shift during travel, causing damage. Our crew uses professional tie-down systems, load bars, furniture pads, and strategic weight distribution preventing movement during the journey.

Comprehensive Insurance Coverage: Basic moving insurance ($0.60/lb) isn’t adequate for long distance moves. We offer full-value protection ensuring your belongings are covered for actual replacement value during the entire journey from DFW to your destination. Basic coverage pays $60 for a 100-pound dresser regardless of its actual value. Full-value protection covers the replacement cost—essential for furniture, electronics, and valuable items traveling 1,000+ miles.

Predictable Flat-Rate Pricing: Unlike hourly local moves, long distance relocations use flat-rate pricing based on distance, weight, and services. You know your total cost upfront—no surprise hourly charges if traffic delays occur. We provide binding estimates detailing every charge, so the price quoted is the price you pay (unless you add services or items not included in the original inventory).

Professional Packing for Long Hauls: Items surviving a 20-minute Dallas local move might not survive 1,500 miles to Seattle. Our professional packing techniques protect belongings through extended transport, multiple climate zones, and thousands of road miles. We use specialized techniques for long distance moves: double-boxing fragile items, custom crating for artwork and antiques, climate-appropriate materials, and systematic labeling ensuring items arrive in the same condition they left Dallas.

Storage Solutions Between Dates: Closing dates, lease endings, and job start dates rarely align perfectly. Our climate-controlled storage facilities bridge timing gaps, holding your belongings securely between your DFW move-out and destination move-in. We offer short-term and long-term storage in secure, monitored facilities throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area, eliminating stress when timing doesn’t align perfectly.

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Complete DFW Coverage: We Move FROM Every Dallas-Fort Worth Community

Based in Oak Lawn at 3333 Lee Pkwy, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75219 with additional offices in Garland and Plano, we provide long distance moving services from EVERY city, neighborhood, and ZIP code throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth Metropolitan Area.

Dallas County Long Distance Moving Services

Dallas (75201-75398): Oak Lawn (75219), Uptown (75201, 75204), Downtown Dallas (75202), Highland Park (75205), University Park (75225), Lakewood (75214, 75218), East Dallas (75218, 75206), North Dallas (75230, 75248, 75254), Lake Highlands (75231, 75243), White Rock (75238), Pleasant Grove (75217, 75227, 75241), Oak Cliff (75203, 75208, 75216, 75224), West Dallas (75212, 75207), Deep Ellum (75226), Design District (75247), Medical District (75235), Victory Park (75219), Love Field area (75235), Far North Dallas (75252, 75254)

Garland (75040-75046): Our Garland office at 2913 Big Oaks Drive specializes in long distance moves from all Garland neighborhoods—Downtown Garland, Firewheel, North Garland, Lake Ray Hubbard communities, South Garland

Richardson (75080-75085): UT Dallas area, Galatyn Park, CityLine, Heights of Richardson, Canyon Creek, Spring Valley, Arapaho corridor, Northrich, Richland Park

Mesquite (75149-75181): Downtown Mesquite, Beltline Road corridor, Town East area, all Mesquite neighborhoods

Irving (Dallas County portions): Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, East Irving within Dallas County

Grand Prairie (Dallas County portions): Eastern Grand Prairie areas within Dallas County

DeSoto (75115): All DeSoto residential and commercial locations

Cedar Hill (75104): Throughout Cedar Hill including hillside properties

Lancaster (75134): All Lancaster neighborhoods

Duncanville (75116): All Duncanville communities

Balch Springs (75180), Seagoville (75159), Hutchins (75141), Wilmer (75172): All eastern Dallas County communities

Tarrant County Long Distance Movers

Fort Worth (76101-76179): Downtown Fort Worth (76102, 76107), Stockyards (76106), West Fort Worth (76107, 76108, 76109, 76116), North Fort Worth (76117, 76131, 76137, 76177), East Fort Worth (76105, 76111, 76118, 76119), South Fort Worth (76104, 76115, 76140), Ridglea (76116), Tanglewood (76109), Westcliff (76107), Alliance (76177), Fossil Creek (76137), Cultural District (76107), TCU area (76109)

Arlington (76001-76018): Central Arlington, East Arlington, South Arlington, North Arlington, Entertainment District, Six Flags area, Rangers/Cowboys stadium vicinity, Cooper Street corridor, Matlock Road area, Parks Mall area, Lincoln Square

Grapevine (76051): Historic downtown Grapevine, DFW Airport area, Grapevine Lake communities, Grapevine Mills area

Colleyville (76034): All prestigious Colleyville estates and neighborhoods

Southlake (76092): Luxury Southlake homes, Town Square area, Carroll ISD area

Keller (76244-76248): Downtown Keller, North Keller, Keller-Smithfield area

Hurst (76053-76054), Euless (76039-76040), Bedford (76021-76022): Mid-Cities communities

North Richland Hills (76180, 76182): All NRH including Smithfield

Mansfield (76063): All Mansfield neighborhoods and new developments

Burleson (Tarrant portions), Crowley (76036), Forest Hill (76119), Haltom City (76117), Kennedale (76060), Richland Hills (76118), Saginaw (76179), Watauga (76148), White Settlement (76108), Azle (76020), Benbrook (76126): All Tarrant County communities

Collin County Long Distance Moving

Plano (75023-75094): West Plano estates, Legacy West, East Plano, Central Plano, Old Town Plano, Shops at Legacy area, Willow Bend, Parker Road corridor, Preston Road corridor. Our Plano office at 5700 Tennyson Pkwy serves all Plano long distance moves.

Frisco (75033-75035): Rapidly growing Frisco, new construction, established neighborhoods, Frisco Square, Stonebriar, West Frisco luxury developments

McKinney (75069-75071): Historic downtown McKinney, Craig Ranch, Stonebridge Ranch, Adriatica, West McKinney, East McKinney

Allen (75002-75013): West Allen estates, Central Allen, Watters Creek, Twin Creeks

The Colony (75056): Lewisville Lake communities, Grandscape area

Prosper (75078): Rapidly developing Prosper with new luxury homes

Celina (75009), Anna (75409), Melissa (75454), Princeton (75407), Farmersville (75442): Growing northern Collin County

Fairview (75069), Lucas (75002), Lowry Crossing (75069), Murphy (75094), Parker (75002), Wylie (Collin portions), Lavon (75166), Nevada (75173), Blue Ridge (75424): All Collin County communities

Denton County Long Distance Movers

Denton (76201-76210): UNT area, TWU area, Downtown Denton, North Denton, South Denton, Robson Ranch

Lewisville (75019, 75029, 75056, 75057, 75067): Lewisville Lake, Castle Hills, Old Town Lewisville, Medical City area

Flower Mound (75022, 75027-75028): Luxury Flower Mound estates, lakeside communities

Highland Village (75077): Prestigious Highland Village properties

Corinth (76208), Lake Dallas (75065), Little Elm (75068): Lake area communities

Coppell (Denton portions), Carrollton (Denton portions including Hebron), The Colony (Denton portions), Frisco (Denton portions)

Argyle (76226), Bartonville (76226), Copper Canyon (75077), Hickory Creek (75065), Krugerville (76227), Oak Point (75068), Ponder (76259), Roanoke (76262), Sanger (76266), Shady Shores (76208), Trophy Club (76262), Justin (76247), Krum (76249), Aubrey (76227), Pilot Point (76258), Northlake (76226): All Denton County communities

Rockwall County Long Distance Moving

Rockwall (75032, 75087): Historic downtown Rockwall, Lake Ray Hubbard communities, The Harbor

Rowlett (75088-75089): Rockwall County portions, Bayside

Fate (75087, 75132): Growing Fate with new developments

Heath (75032): Prestigious lakefront estates

McLendon-Chisholm (75032): Luxury properties

Royse City (Rockwall portions), Mobile City (75032): All Rockwall County areas

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Popular Long Distance Moving Routes FROM Dallas-Fort Worth

Texas Destinations from DFW

DFW to Austin (195 miles, 3-3.5 hours) The number one destination for Dallas-Fort Worth residents relocating within Texas. Technology jobs at Apple, Tesla, Google, Oracle, and hundreds of startups draw Dallas professionals to Austin daily. UT Austin students, state government employees, and lifestyle seekers make this our busiest route. We run multiple Austin moves weekly, giving us unmatched expertise in Austin neighborhoods, building access, parking challenges, and local regulations.

Pricing from DFW to Austin:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $1,200-1,800
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $2,200-3,200
• 3-Bedroom House: $3,500-5,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $5,000-7,500
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $7,500-10,000+

Austin Areas We Serve: Downtown Austin, South Congress (SoCo), East Austin, North Austin, The Domain, West Lake Hills, Tarrytown, Mueller, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Pflugerville, Georgetown, Lakeway, Bee Cave, Dripping Springs

DFW to Houston (240 miles, 3.5-4 hours) Energy industry careers, Texas Medical Center opportunities, NASA/aerospace jobs, and Port of Houston logistics careers drive Dallas-Fort Worth to Houston relocations. Corporate relocations from companies like ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and hundreds of energy sector firms make Houston our second-busiest Texas destination.

Pricing from DFW to Houston:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $1,400-2,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $2,500-3,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $4,000-5,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $5,500-8,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $8,000-11,000+

Houston Areas We Serve: Downtown Houston, The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Katy, Pearland, Clear Lake (NASA area), Memorial, River Oaks, Bellaire, West University, Heights, Montrose, Energy Corridor, Galleria, Spring, Cypress, Richmond, Friendswood

DFW to San Antonio (275 miles, 4-5 hours) Military families (Fort Sam Houston, Lackland AFB, Randolph AFB), healthcare professionals (UT Health San Antonio, Methodist), cybersecurity careers (Port San Antonio), and retirees seeking lower cost of living relocate from Dallas-Fort Worth to San Antonio regularly.

Pricing from DFW to San Antonio:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $1,500-2,100
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $2,600-3,600
• 3-Bedroom House: $4,200-5,800
• 4-Bedroom House: $5,800-8,500
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $8,500-12,000+

San Antonio Areas We Serve: Downtown San Antonio, Stone Oak, Alamo Heights, Boerne, New Braunfels, Schertz, Cibolo, Helotes, Leon Valley, The Dominion, medical district areas

DFW to El Paso (625 miles, 9-10 hours) Fort Bliss military transfers, UTEP employment, border industry careers, and lower cost of living drive Dallas-Fort Worth to El Paso moves.

Pricing from DFW to El Paso:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $2,200-3,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $3,500-4,800
• 3-Bedroom House: $5,500-7,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $7,500-10,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $10,000-14,000+

DFW to Corpus Christi, Waco, Tyler, Lubbock, Amarillo, Midland/Odessa, Beaumont: We handle all Texas destinations with the same professionalism, expertise, and competitive pricing that makes us DFW’s trusted long distance mover.

Western United States from DFW

DFW to Phoenix/Scottsdale, Arizona (1,070 miles, 15-16 hours) Retirement, warm weather, Arizona State University, growing tech sector (Intel, Microchip, NXP), healthcare, and outdoor lifestyle draw thousands of DFW residents to Arizona annually.

Pricing from DFW to Phoenix:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,200-4,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $5,000-7,000
• 3-Bedroom House: $8,000-11,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $11,000-15,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $15,000-20,000+

Arizona Areas We Serve: Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Mesa, Chandler, Gilbert, Glendale, Peoria, Surprise, Tucson, Flagstaff

DFW to Denver, Colorado (800 miles, 11-12 hours) Outdoor lifestyle, legalized marijuana, tech industry growth (Amazon, Google, Lockheed Martin), aerospace careers, and stunning mountain scenery make Denver extremely popular for Dallas-Fort Worth relocations.

Pricing from DFW to Denver:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $2,800-4,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $4,500-6,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $7,000-10,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $10,000-14,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $14,000-19,000+

Colorado Areas We Serve: Denver, Aurora, Lakewood, Littleton, Centennial, Castle Rock, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Loveland, Greeley

DFW to Las Vegas, Nevada (1,200 miles, 17-18 hours) Entertainment industry careers, no state income tax, hospitality sector opportunities, and lifestyle relocations make Las Vegas popular for DFW residents.

Pricing from DFW to Las Vegas:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,500-5,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $5,500-7,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $8,500-12,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $12,000-16,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $16,000-22,000+

DFW to Albuquerque, Salt Lake City, Boise: We serve all western destinations with expertise in mountain weather navigation, elevation changes, and rural/remote area access.

California Destinations from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to Los Angeles/Southern California (1,450 miles, 21-22 hours) Entertainment industry careers, tech opportunities, family reunification, and lifestyle relocations make California consistently popular despite higher costs and challenging logistics.

Pricing from DFW to Los Angeles:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $4,000-5,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $6,500-9,000
• 3-Bedroom House: $10,000-14,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $14,000-19,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $19,000-26,000+

Southern California Areas We Serve: Los Angeles, Santa Monica, Beverly Hills, Pasadena, Burbank, Glendale, Long Beach, Orange County (Irvine, Newport Beach, Anaheim, Santa Ana), Inland Empire (Riverside, San Bernardino), San Diego, all Southern California communities

DFW to San Francisco Bay Area (1,750 miles, 25-26 hours) Technology careers (Apple, Google, Facebook/Meta, Oracle, Salesforce), startup opportunities, and Northern California lifestyle drive DFW to Bay Area relocations.

Pricing from DFW to San Francisco Bay Area:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $4,500-6,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $7,500-10,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $11,500-16,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $16,000-22,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $22,000-30,000+

Bay Area Communities We Serve: San Francisco, Oakland, Berkeley, San Jose, Palo Alto, Mountain View, Sunnyvale, Santa Clara, Fremont, Hayward, Walnut Creek, San Mateo, Redwood City

DFW to Sacramento, San Diego, Bakersfield, Fresno: All California destinations served professionally.

Pacific Northwest from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to Seattle/Bellevue, Washington (2,100 miles, 30-31 hours) Technology careers (Amazon, Microsoft, Boeing, T-Mobile), outdoor lifestyle, coffee culture, and Pacific Northwest beauty attract Dallas-Fort Worth residents to Seattle.

Pricing from DFW to Seattle:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $5,000-7,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $8,500-12,000
• 3-Bedroom House: $13,000-18,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $18,000-24,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $24,000-32,000+

Seattle-Area Communities We Serve: Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Everett, Renton, Kent, Federal Way, Kirkland, Redmond, Sammamish, Bothell, all Puget Sound areas

DFW to Portland, Oregon (2,000 miles, 29-30 hours) No sales tax, outdoor recreation, craft beer scene, technology sector (Intel, Nike), progressive culture, and natural beauty make Portland popular for DFW relocations.

Pricing from DFW to Portland:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $4,800-6,800
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $8,000-11,000
• 3-Bedroom House: $12,500-17,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $17,000-23,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $23,000-31,000+

Midwest Destinations from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to Chicago, Illinois (925 miles, 13-14 hours) Corporate headquarters opportunities, financial sector careers, educational institutions (Northwestern, University of Chicago), healthcare, and family connections drive Dallas-Fort Worth to Chicago relocations.

Pricing from DFW to Chicago:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,000-4,200
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $4,800-6,800
• 3-Bedroom House: $7,500-10,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $10,500-14,500
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $14,500-20,000+

Chicago Areas We Serve: Downtown Chicago, Lincoln Park, Lakeview, Wicker Park, Bucktown, River North, Gold Coast, suburbs (Naperville, Schaumburg, Evanston, Oak Park, Arlington Heights, Palatine)

DFW to Kansas City (550 miles, 8-9 hours) Lower cost of living, corporate relocations, healthcare opportunities, and central location make Kansas City popular for Dallas-Fort Worth residents.

Pricing from DFW to Kansas City:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $2,000-2,800
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $3,200-4,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $5,000-7,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $7,000-10,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $10,000-14,000+

DFW to St. Louis, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Des Moines, Omaha, Wisconsin, Michigan: All Midwest destinations served with expertise in winter weather, tight urban parking, and loading dock logistics.

Northeast Corridor from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to New York City/Tri-State Area (1,550 miles, 22-23 hours) Financial careers (Wall Street), media/entertainment, fashion, publishing, educational opportunities (Columbia, NYU), and career advancement drive DFW residents to relocate to New York despite high costs.

Pricing from DFW to New York City:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $4,500-6,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $7,500-10,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $11,500-16,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $16,000-22,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $22,000-30,000+

NYC-Area Communities We Serve: Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, Bronx, Staten Island, New Jersey (Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, Parsippany, Princeton), Westchester County, Connecticut suburbs

DFW to Washington DC/Northern Virginia (1,325 miles, 19-20 hours) Federal government careers, defense contractors, cybersecurity, lobbying, international organizations, and political opportunities attract Dallas-Fort Worth professionals to the capital region.

Pricing from DFW to Washington DC:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $4,000-5,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $6,500-9,000
• 3-Bedroom House: $10,000-14,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $14,000-19,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $19,000-26,000+

DC-Area Communities We Serve: Washington DC, Arlington, Alexandria, Fairfax, McLean, Reston, Bethesda, Rockville, Silver Spring, Annapolis

DFW to Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore, Pittsburgh: All Northeast destinations served with expertise in narrow streets, parking challenges, walk-up buildings, and historic building access.

Southeast/Atlantic Coast from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to Atlanta, Georgia (800 miles, 11-12 hours) Corporate headquarters (Coca-Cola, Delta, Home Depot, UPS), film industry growth, Hartsfield-Jackson Airport careers, lower cost of living than Dallas, and Southern culture make Atlanta extremely popular.

Pricing from DFW to Atlanta:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $2,800-4,000
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $4,500-6,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $7,000-10,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $10,000-14,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $14,000-19,000+

DFW to Nashville, Tennessee (665 miles, 9-10 hours) Music industry careers, healthcare sector growth (Vanderbilt, HCA), no state income tax, growing tech sector, and vibrant culture drive Dallas-Fort Worth to Nashville relocations.

Pricing from DFW to Nashville:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $2,400-3,400
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $3,800-5,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $6,000-8,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $8,500-12,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $12,000-17,000+

DFW to Charlotte, Raleigh, Charleston, Savannah, Jacksonville, Orlando, Tampa, Miami, Birmingham, Memphis, New Orleans: All Southeast destinations served professionally.

Florida Destinations from Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW to Miami/Fort Lauderdale/Palm Beach (1,300 miles, 18-19 hours) No state income tax, beaches, Latin American connections, finance sector, cruise industry, retirement, and warm weather year-round make South Florida extremely popular for Dallas-Fort Worth relocations.

Pricing from DFW to South Florida:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,800-5,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $6,200-8,800
• 3-Bedroom House: $9,500-13,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $13,500-18,500
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $18,500-25,000+

DFW to Orlando (1,100 miles, 16-17 hours) Disney/Universal careers, tourism industry, growing tech sector, theme park lifestyle, and family-friendly environment drive Dallas-Fort Worth families to Orlando.

Pricing from DFW to Orlando:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,300-4,700
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $5,300-7,500
• 3-Bedroom House: $8,300-11,500
• 4-Bedroom House: $11,500-16,000
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $16,000-22,000+

DFW to Tampa/St. Petersburg (1,050 miles, 15-16 hours) Gulf Coast beaches, lower cost than Miami, growing tech sector, MacDill AFB, retirement communities, and year-round warmth attract Dallas-Fort Worth residents.

Pricing from DFW to Tampa Bay:

• Studio/1-Bedroom: $3,200-4,500
• 2-Bedroom Apartment/Home: $5,000-7,200
• 3-Bedroom House: $8,000-11,000
• 4-Bedroom House: $11,000-15,500
• 5-Bedroom Estate: $15,500-21,000+

Jacksonville, Pensacola, Panama City, Naples, Sarasota, Fort Myers, Tallahassee, Gainesville: All Florida communities served.

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What Makes Moving Company Guys – Dallas THE Long Distance Moving Authority in DFW

Comprehensive Federal Licensing & Insurance

USDOT #3918729: Our Department of Transportation number proves we’re federally authorized to transport household goods across state lines. You can verify our compliance, safety rating, and insurance coverage at fmcsa.dot.gov. Never hire a long distance mover without confirming their USDOT number—it’s the primary indicator of a legitimate, legal interstate moving company.

TxDMV #009567347C: Texas Department of Motor Vehicles licensing for intrastate moves ensures we comply with both federal and state regulations, providing you with maximum protection whether moving within Texas or across the country.

Full Insurance Coverage: We carry comprehensive liability coverage, cargo insurance, and worker’s compensation protecting you, your belongings, and our crew throughout your long distance move. Most moving scams involve unlicensed movers with zero insurance—when damage occurs or items disappear, you have no recourse.

Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration Compliance: We maintain active registration with FMCSA, undergo regular safety audits, comply with Hours of Service regulations for driver safety, maintain vehicle inspection records, and file required documentation for every interstate move.

10+ Years of Long Distance Moving Expertise

Thousands of Successful Long Distance Moves: We’ve relocated Dallas-Fort Worth families and businesses to all 50 states, understanding the unique challenges of each destination—narrow Boston streets, Denver elevation, Seattle rain, Arizona heat, Florida humidity, Chicago winters, and New York City loading docks.

Route Planning Expertise: We plan optimal routes considering weather patterns, road construction, weigh station locations, rest stop timing, and delivery deadlines. Our experience prevents delays and ensures your belongings arrive on schedule.

Packing Techniques for Extended Transport: Items packed for a 2-hour Dallas local move won’t survive 20 hours to Seattle. We use specialized packing techniques—double-boxing fragile items, custom crating for valuable artwork and antiques, climate-appropriate materials, strategic load distribution, and professional tie-down systems preventing damage during extended transport.

Multi-Climate Experience: Dallas-Fort Worth items traveling to Minnesota in winter require different preparation than items going to Phoenix in summer. We understand climate-appropriate packing, preventing damage from temperature extremes, humidity changes, and weather exposure.

Three Strategic DFW Locations

Dallas Office: 3333 Lee Pkwy, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75219 (Oak Lawn) – View on Google Maps

Garland Office: 2913 Big Oaks Drive, Garland, TX 75044 – Serving eastern Dallas County and Rockwall County

Plano Office: 5700 Tennyson Pkwy, Plano, TX 75024 – Serving Collin County and northern DFW suburbs

Multiple locations mean faster response times, convenient estimates, and expert knowledge of every DFW neighborhood, building access challenge, parking restriction, and local ordinance affecting your long distance move.

Professional Moving Crews (Not Day Labor)

Background-Checked Employees: Every crew member undergoes criminal background checks, drug testing, and extensive training. We never use day laborers or subcontractors—every person handling your belongings is a vetted Moving Company Guys – Dallas employee.

Specialized Long Distance Training: Long distance moving requires different skills than local moving. Our crews train specifically in strategic loading for multi-day transport, weight distribution, securing loads for highway travel, proper furniture disassembly/reassembly, and handling valuable items traveling thousands of miles.

Professional Appearance & Conduct: Our uniformed crews arrive on time, treat your belongings with care, communicate clearly throughout the process, and maintain professionalism representing our company and protecting your experience.

State-of-the-Art Moving Equipment

Modern, Climate-Controlled Trucks: Our interstate moving fleet consists of newer trucks equipped with air-ride suspension (reducing vibration and protecting fragile items), climate control systems, GPS tracking, and regular maintenance ensuring reliability across thousands of miles.

Professional Moving Tools: Specialized equipment including furniture dollies, appliance dollies, stair rollers, moving straps, ramps, load bars, tie-down systems, furniture pads (never moving blankets—pads provide superior protection), shrink wrap, and professional-grade packing materials.

Advanced Tracking Systems: Real-time GPS tracking lets you monitor your belongings’ location throughout the journey from Dallas-Fort Worth to your destination. We provide tracking links and regular updates ensuring you always know where your items are and when they’ll arrive.

Transparent Pricing & Binding Estimates

No Hidden Fees: Our written, binding estimates detail every charge—transportation cost, packing services, materials, insurance, special handling, storage if needed, and any additional services. The price quoted is the price you pay unless you add items or services not included in the original inventory.

Detailed Inventory Process: We create thorough inventories documenting every item’s condition before loading. This protects both you and us, ensuring accountability and proper insurance documentation if claims become necessary.

Multiple Payment Options: We accept cash, checks, credit cards, and can coordinate corporate billing for company-sponsored relocations. Final payment occurs upon delivery completion—never pay full amount before your belongings are unloaded.

Comprehensive Insurance Options

Basic Coverage (included): Federal regulations require minimum coverage of $0.60 per pound per item. This covers a 100-pound TV for $60 regardless of its actual value—inadequate for most electronics, furniture, and valuable items.

Full-Value Protection (recommended): Covers items at actual replacement value. If movers damage a $2,000 TV, full-value protection pays $2,000 (minus deductible) for replacement. Essential for long distance moves where belongings travel hundreds or thousands of miles.

High-Value Item Coverage: Additional coverage available for jewelry, artwork, antiques, pianos, gun safes, and other items exceeding standard coverage limits. We work with your homeowner’s insurance or arrange specialized coverage for valuable collections.

Climate-Controlled Storage Solutions

Timing Flexibility: Closing dates, lease endings, and job start dates rarely align perfectly. Our secure, climate-controlled storage facilities throughout DFW hold your belongings between move-out and delivery dates.

Short-Term & Long-Term Options: Store items for days, weeks, or months. Flexible storage contracts accommodate changing schedules, delayed home purchases, extended job training, or temporary housing situations.

Security Features: 24/7 video surveillance, individual unit locks, climate control preventing damage from Texas heat/humidity, pest control, and insurance coverage protecting stored items.

White-Glove & Specialty Services

Executive Relocation Services: Comprehensive concierge services for corporate executives and high-net-worth individuals—professional packing of entire homes, custom crating for artwork and antiques, vehicle shipping coordination, unpacking and home organization, debris removal, and priority scheduling.

Piano Moving: Specialized equipment and trained technicians for moving grand pianos, baby grands, uprights, and digital pianos across state lines. Custom crating, climate-controlled transport, and professional tuning coordination.

Antique & Fine Art Moving: Museum-quality packing using custom crates, climate-controlled transport, specialized handling, white-glove service, and coordination with art insurers.

Gun Safe Moving: Professional equipment and trained crews for moving gun safes weighing 500-2,000+ pounds safely across state lines without damaging safes, homes, or buildings.

Vehicle Shipping: Coordination with trusted auto transport partners for moving vehicles when driving them isn’t practical, ensuring your car arrives safely at your new destination.

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The Long Distance Moving Process: What to Expect

Step 1: Free In-Home or Virtual Estimate

Detailed Inventory: We assess everything being moved—furniture, boxes, appliances, specialty items, and anything requiring special handling. Accurate inventories prevent surprises and ensure proper pricing.

Written Binding Estimate: We provide written, binding estimates detailing all charges. Unlike non-binding estimates (where final costs can increase dramatically), binding estimates guarantee your price.

Timeline Discussion: We discuss your preferred moving dates, delivery deadlines, and any flexibility. Peak season (May-September) requires earlier booking, while off-season offers more scheduling flexibility.

Answer All Questions: Estimates provide opportunities to ask about packing, insurance, payment, tracking, communication, and anything concerning you about your long distance move.

Step 2: Pre-Move Planning & Preparation

Packing Services or DIY: Choose full-service packing (we pack everything), partial packing (we pack fragile items, you pack clothing/books), or DIY packing (you pack everything). We provide guidance, packing materials, and tips for successful DIY packing.

Decluttering: Long distance moves charge by weight. Donate, sell, or discard items you don’t need, reducing moving costs significantly. We provide recommendations for Dallas-Fort Worth donation centers and disposal services.

Special Item Preparation: Electronics, appliances, safes, pianos, and valuable items require special preparation. We provide detailed instructions or offer professional preparation services.

Change of Address: Update addresses with USPS, banks, credit cards, insurance companies, IRS, voter registration, driver’s license, vehicle registration, and subscription services.

Step 3: Moving Day

Crew Arrival: Our uniformed, professional crew arrives within the scheduled window, introduces themselves, and explains the day’s process.

Final Walkthrough: We conduct final walkthroughs confirming nothing is missed, documenting pre-existing damage, and addressing last-minute questions.

Professional Loading: Crew members carefully load your belongings using proper techniques—heaviest items on bottom, weight distribution for safe transport, furniture pads on everything, strategic placement preventing shifting, and securing everything with straps and load bars.

Bill of Lading: The legal document listing your inventory, delivery address, charges, and liability coverage. Review it carefully and keep copies—it’s your proof of the moving contract.

Step 4: Transit & Communication

Regular Updates: We provide regular updates on your shipment’s location and estimated delivery timing. GPS tracking allows you to monitor progress.

Driver Communication: Direct communication with your driver for questions, schedule coordination, and delivery arrangements.

Safe Transport: Drivers follow federal Hours of Service regulations, ensuring they’re rested and alert. Route planning avoids unnecessary delays while prioritizing safe, careful transport.

Step 5: Delivery & Unloading

Delivery Window Communication: We coordinate delivery timing, confirming you or authorized representatives can receive the shipment.

Unloading & Placement: Crew members carefully unload your belongings, placing furniture and boxes in designated rooms per your direction.

Inspection: Check items as they’re unloaded, noting any damage on the delivery inventory. This protects your rights if filing insurance claims.

Final Payment: Payment upon delivery completion. We accept multiple payment methods and provide detailed receipts.

Post-Move Support: If issues arise or you have questions after delivery, our customer service team remains available to assist.

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Long Distance Moving Tips: Dallas-Fort Worth Edition

8-12 Weeks Before Your Long Distance Move

Get Multiple Quotes: Contact 3-4 licensed long distance movers. Verify USDOT numbers at fmcsa.dot.gov. Beware of estimates significantly lower than others (red flag for scams or bait-and-switch). Check reviews on Google, Better Business Bureau, and moving review sites.

Research Your Destination: If moving from Dallas to Seattle, research neighborhoods, cost of living, climate differences, job markets, schools, transportation, and lifestyle changes before committing.

Create Moving Budget: Include moving costs, travel expenses (hotels, gas, flights), temporary housing, utility deposits, first/last month’s rent or mortgage, and emergency funds for unexpected expenses.

Declutter Ruthlessly: Long distance moves charge by weight. Donate, sell, or discard items you don’t need:

• Dallas Furniture Bank (helping local families)
• Goodwill North Texas (multiple locations)
• Salvation Army (free pickup)
• Facebook Marketplace
• OfferUp, Craigslist
• Nextdoor
• Estate sales or garage sales

Notify Important Parties:

• Employer (for tax/payroll address changes)
• Children’s schools (request records transfer)
• Healthcare providers (get referrals, medical records, prescriptions)
• Insurance companies (auto, home, health, life)
• Banks and credit cards
• Investment and retirement accounts
• Voter registration
• Vehicle registration (Texas drivers have 30 days to update license in new state)
• Professional licensing boards (doctors, lawyers, teachers, nurses, etc.)

6-8 Weeks Before Moving

Book Your Long Distance Movers: Peak season (May-September) books quickly. Reserve your moving date with deposit. Holiday weeks (Memorial Day, July 4th, Labor Day) are especially busy.

Gather Important Documents:

• Birth certificates, passports, Social Security cards
• Medical records, vaccination records, pet records
• Financial documents, tax returns
• Insurance policies
• School transcripts
• Vehicle titles and registration
• Home purchase/lease documents
• Employment contracts

Start Packing Non-Essentials:

• Seasonal clothing
• Books and decorative items
• Garage/storage items
• Rarely used kitchen items
• Holiday decorations
• Guest room items
• Basement/attic items

Use Quality Packing Materials:

• Small boxes for books and heavy items (max 50 lbs per box)
• Medium boxes for general items
• Large boxes for lightweight items (linens, pillows, lamp shades)
• Dish pack boxes with dividers for kitchenware
• Wardrobe boxes for hanging clothes (prevents wrinkles)
• Specialty boxes (flat-screen TV boxes, mirror boxes, picture boxes)
• Bubble wrap, packing paper, furniture pads
• Quality packing tape (cheap tape fails during long moves)

Label Systematically:

• Room destination
• General contents
• “Fragile” marking when appropriate
• “Open First” for essentials box
• Number all boxes and create detailed inventory list
• Include your name and phone number on boxes

4-6 Weeks Before Moving

Confirm Moving Details:

• Exact pickup date and time window
• Delivery date and time window (understand that long distance deliveries use ranges, not specific times)
• Contact information for driver and dispatcher
• Final price confirmation
• Payment method and timing
• Insurance coverage details and documentation

Arrange Utilities:

• Schedule Dallas-Fort Worth utilities disconnect (wait until day after moving)
• Schedule new city utilities connect (electricity, gas, water, trash)
• Internet/cable disconnect in DFW
• Internet/cable connect at destination (research providers—Dallas has different options than other cities)
• Update mailing address with USPS (forward for 12 months minimum)

Research New Area:

• DMV requirements and appointment availability
• Vehicle registration and inspection requirements
• Driver’s license transfer process
• Voter registration procedures
• New healthcare providers
• Schools and childcare
• Pet registration requirements
• Nearby amenities (grocery stores, pharmacies, banks)

Create Moving Binder:

• Copies of moving estimate and contract
• Inventory list with box numbers
• New home information (address, access codes, parking, loading dock details)
• Important contacts (moving company, real estate agent, employer, utilities)
• Receipts (job-related moves may qualify for tax deductions—consult your accountant)
• Hotel confirmations if driving to destination

Plan Travel Logistics:

• If driving to destination, plan route, book pet-friendly hotels, schedule rest stops
• If flying, book flights, arrange airport parking in DFW or transportation to DFW Airport
• Plan for pets (if driving, pet-friendly hotels along route; if flying, check airline pet policies and book early—limited spots)
• Arrange childcare for moving day if needed
• Plan meals for travel days

2-3 Weeks Before Moving

Confirm New Home Access:

• Keys or access codes ready for delivery day
• Parking arrangements at new location (especially important in cities with limited parking like San Francisco, Boston, NYC)
• Elevator reservations (if apartment or condo—usually requires advance scheduling)
• Building requirements (insurance certificates, move-in deposits, reserved times)
• HOA notification if applicable (some HOAs restrict moving days/times)

Pack Essentials Box:

• Medications (full supply—don’t pack in moving truck)
• Toiletries (toothbrushes, soap, shampoo, toilet paper, towels)
• Change of clothes for each family member (3-5 days)
• Important documents (passports, birth certificates, insurance policies, medical records)
• Phone chargers and electronics
• Snacks, disposable plates/cups, paper towels
• Basic tools (screwdriver, hammer, box cutter)
• Cleaning supplies for move-in day
• Pet essentials and records (food, bowls, leash, medications, vet records)
• Valuable items (jewelry, important documents, collectibles)—never pack these in moving truck

Prepare Appliances:

• Defrost and clean refrigerator/freezer 24-48 hours before move
• Disconnect and prepare washer/dryer (secure drums, remove hoses)
• Prep gas appliances (may need professional disconnection in Texas—especially for gas dryers and stoves)
• Save cords, hardware, and manuals in labeled bags taped to appliances

Take Photos:

• Document condition of DFW home before move (for security deposit return if renting)
• Photo/video of valuable items before packing (insurance documentation)
• Utility meter readings (prevents billing disputes)
• How electronics were connected (makes setup easier at new home)

Use Perishables:

• Eat or donate perishable food (movers can’t transport it across state lines legally)
• Use up frozen foods
• Dispose of or donate unopened non-perishables you won’t move
• Empty propane tanks (illegal to transport across state lines)

Moving Week

Confirm Everything:

• Call moving company 2-3 days before to reconfirm pickup time window
• Verify new address and phone number
• Confirm payment method
• Ask about any last-minute considerations or questions

Final DFW Home Preparations:

• Empty and defrost freezer completely
• Dispose of flammables (paint, gasoline, propane, aerosols—hazardous materials can’t be transported)
• Drain gas from lawn equipment (gas can’t cross state lines)
• Take apart outdoor items (grills, playsets unless moving them)
• Clean DFW home or arrange professional cleaners
• Do final walkthrough photographing everything

Last-Night Prep:

• Set aside essentials box
• Lay out change of clothes for moving day
• Prepare snacks and drinks for crew
• Charge phones and electronics
• Keep keys, wallet, phone easily accessible
• Keep valuables, important documents, medications with you (never in moving truck)

Moving Day:

• Be present or have authorized representative available
• Do walkthrough with crew leader, pointing out items needing special care
• Keep pets and children in safe area away from moving activity
• Verify inventory as items are loaded
• Sign bill of lading after reviewing carefully
• Keep copies of all paperwork
• Get contact information for driver and dispatch
• Do final walkthrough of empty DFW home
• Leave keys as arranged

After the Move

Check Inventory at Delivery:

• Compare delivery inventory to pickup inventory
• Note any missing or damaged items immediately on delivery paperwork
• Take photos of any damage
• Keep all documentation for potential claims

File Insurance Claims Promptly:

• Report damage within timeframes specified in your contract (usually 9 months, but report immediately)
• Provide photos, receipts, inventory documentation
• Follow up on claim status regularly

Update Addresses:

• Update remaining addresses you missed earlier
• Ensure bills are being forwarded properly
• Confirm credit cards, banks, investment accounts have new address

Register in New State:

• Update driver’s license (requirements vary by state—some allow 30 days, others require immediate update)
• Register vehicle (check your new state’s requirements)
• Register to vote
• Update professional licenses
• Register pets if required

Leave Review:

• Share your experience on Google to help other Dallas-Fort Worth families
• Review on Yelp, Better Business Bureau, and other platforms
• Provide feedback to Moving Company Guys – Dallas for service improvement

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Why Dallas-Fort Worth Residents Are Leaving (And Where They’re Going)

Texas Exodus Trends

While Dallas-Fort Worth remains one of America’s fastest-growing metropolitan areas, certain demographics increasingly relocate elsewhere for specific reasons:

Cost of Living Concerns: Although DFW remains affordable compared to coastal cities, rapid property tax increases, rising home prices, and increased cost of living push some residents to seek more affordable destinations like Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Kansas City, and smaller Texas cities.

Politics & Culture: Texas’s political climate motivates some residents to relocate to states aligning more closely with their values—liberals moving to Colorado, Washington, Oregon, or returning to California; conservatives seeking even more conservative states.

Career Opportunities: Specialized career fields sometimes require relocation—tech workers moving to Silicon Valley or Seattle, entertainment professionals to Los Angeles or New York, government careers to Washington DC, or energy careers to Houston.

Climate Preferences: Dallas-Fort Worth’s hot summers (100+ degree days, high humidity) drive relocations to milder climates—Pacific Northwest (Seattle, Portland), Colorado mountains, or Northern California.

Family Connections: Life events (aging parents, custody arrangements, family support systems) drive returns to hometowns or moves closer to extended family.

Retirement: Retirees relocate seeking lower taxes (Florida, Nevada, Washington), warmer winters (Arizona, Florida), outdoor recreation (Colorado, North Carolina), or beach lifestyles (California coast, Florida coast, South Carolina).

Remote Work Flexibility: COVID-19 normalized remote work, allowing Dallas-Fort Worth residents to move anywhere while maintaining jobs—many choosing lower cost-of-living areas, mountain towns, beach communities, or simply returning to their hometowns.

Popular Destinations for DFW Relocations

Based on our moving data, Dallas-Fort Worth residents most frequently move to:

1. Austin, Texas (technology, lifestyle, culture)
2. Houston, Texas (energy careers, medical opportunities)
3. Phoenix, Arizona (retirement, warm weather, growing tech)
4. Denver, Colorado (outdoor lifestyle, tech industry)
5. Los Angeles, California (entertainment, career opportunities)
6. Nashville, Tennessee (music industry, no income tax, culture)
7. San Antonio, Texas (military, lower cost, retirement)
8. Atlanta, Georgia (corporate jobs, lower cost)
9. Seattle, Washington (tech careers, outdoor recreation)
10. Portland, Oregon (culture, outdoor recreation, no sales tax)

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Common Long Distance Moving Mistakes (And How to Avoid Them)

Hiring Unlicensed “Movers”

The Mistake: Booking movers based solely on low price without verifying licensing. Scam operations quote extremely low prices, then hold belongings hostage demanding thousands more, or disappear entirely with your possessions.

How to Avoid: ALWAYS verify USDOT numbers at fmcsa.dot.gov before hiring long distance movers. Check reviews, verify physical addresses (scams use P.O. boxes), and get everything in writing. If a quote seems too good to be true, it’s a scam.

Underestimating Packing Time

The Mistake: Assuming you’ll pack everything quickly, then frantically throwing items in boxes without protection at the last minute, resulting in damage during transport.

How to Avoid: Start packing 6-8 weeks before moving. Pack methodically—one room at a time, using proper materials, labeling clearly. Consider professional packing for peace of mind.

Not Decluttering Before Moving

The Mistake: Moving everything from your Dallas home, including items you haven’t used in years, paying hundreds or thousands extra to move junk, then disposing of it at your destination.

How to Avoid: Declutter ruthlessly 8-12 weeks before moving. If you haven’t used something in 12 months, you probably don’t need it. Donate, sell, or discard before movers arrive.

Inadequate Insurance Coverage

The Mistake: Accepting basic coverage ($0.60/lb), then discovering your damaged $2,000 couch is covered for $120 (if it weighs 200 lbs).

How to Avoid: Purchase full-value protection or third-party insurance for long distance moves. Basic coverage is inadequate for items traveling hundreds or thousands of miles.

Poor Communication with Movers

The Mistake: Not providing clear information about delivery addresses, access issues, parking restrictions, or special items, causing delays, damage, or additional charges.

How to Avoid: Communicate thoroughly during estimates and throughout the moving process. Provide detailed delivery information including parking arrangements, elevator availability, building restrictions, and special handling requirements.

Packing Prohibited Items

The Mistake: Packing hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, gasoline, propane, aerosols) in moving trucks. These items are federally prohibited—movers will refuse to transport them, or worse, they’ll cause fires or explosions.

How to Avoid: Review prohibited items lists, dispose of hazardous materials properly before moving day, and never hide prohibited items in boxes.

Not Updating Addresses

The Mistake: Forgetting to update addresses with crucial organizations, missing important bills, losing access to accounts, or encountering legal problems.

How to Avoid: Create comprehensive address change checklists 8-12 weeks before moving. Update addresses systematically with postal service, banks, insurance, utilities, subscriptions, and government agencies.

Booking Too Late

The Mistake: Waiting until weeks before moving to book movers during peak season, finding no availability or paying premium rates.

How to Avoid: Book long distance moves 8-12 weeks in advance, especially during peak season (May-September) or around holidays. Early booking ensures availability and often better pricing.

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Long Distance Moving FAQs

Q: How much do long distance moves from Dallas-Fort Worth cost?

A: Long distance moving costs depend on distance, weight, services, and timing. Studio/1-bedroom moves to nearby states (Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico) start around $1,200-2,000. 3-bedroom homes to California typically cost $10,000-16,000. We provide free, written, binding estimates detailing all charges.

Q: How long does a long distance move take?

A: Transit time depends on distance. DFW to Austin takes 1-2 days, Houston 1-2 days, Denver 2-3 days, California 4-7 days, New York 4-7 days, Seattle 5-8 days. Delivery windows (not specific times) account for weather, traffic, rest stops, and federal driver regulations.

Q: Can I track my belongings during transit?

A: Yes! We provide GPS tracking links monitoring your shipment’s location in real-time. Our dispatch center provides regular updates, and you have direct contact with your driver.

Q: What items can’t be moved across state lines?

A: Hazardous materials (paint, chemicals, gasoline, propane, aerosols, ammunition), perishable food, plants (many states prohibit importing plants), pets, and valuable items (jewelry, cash, important documents) should not be packed in moving trucks.

Q: Do I need to be present for pickup and delivery?

A: Yes, you or an authorized representative must be present for both pickup and delivery to sign documents, provide access, answer questions, and inspect belongings.

Q: How do I know if a moving company is legitimate?

A: Verify USDOT numbers at fmcsa.dot.gov, check BBB ratings, read Google reviews, verify physical addresses (scams use P.O. boxes), get everything in writing, and beware of unusually low quotes.

Q: Should I purchase additional insurance?

A: Yes! Basic coverage ($0.60/lb) is inadequate for long distance moves. Full-value protection covers items at replacement value—essential for furniture, electronics, and valuable belongings traveling hundreds or thousands of miles.

Q: Can movers transport my car?

A: We coordinate vehicle shipping with trusted auto transport partners, ensuring your car arrives safely at your destination when driving it isn’t practical.

Q: What happens if my belongings don’t fit in my new home?

A: We offer flexible storage solutions throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Climate-controlled facilities securely hold items until you’re ready for them, whether you need short-term storage during transitions or long-term solutions.

Q: Can you move gun safes across state lines?

A: Yes! We have specialized equipment and trained crews for moving gun safes weighing 500-2,000+ pounds safely across state lines without damaging safes, homes, or buildings. Gun safe moving requires expertise—improper handling damages safes, destroys flooring, injures workers, and breaches security.

Q: What payment methods do you accept?

A: We accept cash, checks, credit cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover), and can coordinate corporate billing for company-sponsored relocations. Final payment occurs upon delivery completion—never pay full amount before your belongings are unloaded.

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Contact Moving Company Guys – Dallas for Your Dallas-Fort Worth Long Distance Move

Whether you’re moving from Dallas to Austin, Fort Worth to California, Plano to New York, Frisco to Seattle, or anywhere in DFW to anywhere in America, Moving Company Guys – Dallas is THE long distance moving authority serving Dallas-Fort Worth.

Call (972) 528-0385 for your free long distance moving quote

Visit our Dallas office: 3333 Lee Pkwy, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75219

Our additional offices:

• Garland: 2913 Big Oaks Drive, Garland, TX 75044
• Plano: 5700 Tennyson Pkwy, Plano, TX 75024

Operating Hours:

• Monday-Friday: 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
• Saturday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
• Sunday: Closed (emergency moves available)

Why Choose Moving Company Guys – Dallas?

• ✓ USDOT #3918729 & TxDMV #009567347C Licensed
• ✓ 10+ Years Long Distance Moving Experience
• ✓ Serving All 5 DFW Counties
• ✓ Thousands of Successful Relocations
• ✓ Professional, Background-Checked Crews
• ✓ Modern, Climate-Controlled Trucks
• ✓ Transparent, Binding Estimates
• ✓ Comprehensive Insurance Options
• ✓ 24/7 GPS Tracking
• ✓ Climate-Controlled Storage Available
• ✓ White-Glove Services Available
• ✓ Specializing in All Long Distance Moving Needs

From Dallas-Fort Worth to anywhere in America, we move you with care, professionalism, and expertise. Contact us today for your free long distance moving quote!

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Moving Company Guys – Dallas – THE Long Distance Moving Authority in Dallas-Fort Worth

Proudly serving Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, Denton County, and Rockwall County since 2013

USDOT #3918729 | TxDMV #009567347C