LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
Long-distance movers across North Carolina.
Moving from the Triangle to another part of North Carolina, or into the Triangle from across the state? We pack, load, move and unload your home, with one crew at both ends.
LONG-DISTANCE MOVING
What a long-distance move with us includes.
One crew, both ends
The crew that loads your home is the crew that unloads it, so the people emptying the truck know exactly how it was packed.
Furniture wrapped for the road
We wrap furniture in moving blankets and shrink wrap before it goes on the truck, and lay floor runners through entryways.
A load that stays put
Inside the truck, loads are packed tight and strapped down so nothing shifts on the highway.
Packing and furniture assembly
We can pack and unpack for you, and take beds, tables and other large pieces apart and put them back together at the new home.
A truck sized to your home
Our trucks come in 16, 20 and 26 ft. We’ll suggest the size that fits what you’re moving.
PRICES
How long-distance moves are priced.
Every long-distance move gets its own quote. The distance, how much you’re moving, the crew and truck, and access at both addresses all go into it. Tell us both addresses and the size of your home, and we’ll give you the price before anything is booked.
Moving within the Triangle instead? Local moves are priced by the hour: $145/hour for 2 movers, plus $40/hour for each extra mover, and a Mainstream truck is a one-time $135–$195. See local rates
Prices current as of November 2026.
TIPS
Planning a move across the state.
- 01
Book your date early
Weekends, the end of the month and the summer are the busiest times for movers. The more notice you give, the more dates there are to choose from.
- 02
Check access at both addresses
Stairs, elevators, parking and HOA truck rules matter at the new home as much as the old one. A long walk from the truck to the door adds time, so tell us about it up front.
- 03
Measure the new place
Check that large pieces fit through doorways and stairwells at the new home, and decide which room each one goes to. Label boxes with the room they belong in.
- 04
Pack a first-night box
Keep medicine, chargers, documents, keys and a change of clothes with you, along with jewelry and other valuables. Everything else can go on the truck.
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Line up the keys
Make sure you can get into the new home when the truck arrives. If your closing or lease dates are tight, tell us early so we can plan the day around them.
Your moving rights in North Carolina.
Household goods moves that start and end in North Carolina are regulated by the North Carolina Utilities Commission. Our certificate number is NCUC T-4751, and our USDOT number is 3474374.
Before you move, read the state’s consumer guide and your rights as a customer. Both are on our moving documents page.
QUESTIONS
Long-distance moving: questions.
Do you do long-distance moves within North Carolina?
Yes. We move homes and offices from the Triangle to other parts of North Carolina, and from across the state into the Triangle. Tell us both addresses and we’ll confirm the date.
How much does a long-distance move cost?
Each long-distance move is quoted on its own, based on the distance, the size of your home, the crew and truck, and access at both addresses. Request a quote or call (919) 914-1962, and we’ll give you the price before anything is booked.
Is the same crew there for loading and unloading?
Yes. One crew handles both ends of the move, so the people unloading the truck are the people who packed it.
Can you pack my home for a long-distance move?
Yes. We can pack all of your home or just some rooms, wrap the furniture and take large pieces apart. Packing materials are sold separately: order them online and pick them up in Morrisville. Packing services
When should I book a long-distance move?
As early as you can, especially for weekends, the end of the month and the summer. Request a quote or call (919) 914-1962.
Where are you based?
In Durham, in the Triangle, close to Raleigh, Cary, Chapel Hill and RTP. Areas we serve
OPEN EVERY DAY, 8AM–8PM
Tell us about your move.
Share the rooms, the larger pieces and both addresses, and we’ll talk through the crew size and timing.