Movers by state

211,297 federally registered movers, sorted by state. Click through to check any company's record.

Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming District of Columbia District of Columbia
Alabama3,447 Alaska674 Arizona3,617 Arkansas1,305 California19,906 Colorado4,554 Connecticut2,617 Delaware815 District of Columbia267 Florida16,943 Georgia11,738 Hawaii458 Idaho945 Illinois6,284 Indiana3,745 Iowa1,685 Kansas1,540 Kentucky2,818 Louisiana1,741 Maine977 Maryland6,545 Massachusetts4,708 Michigan5,676 Minnesota4,296 Mississippi1,815 Missouri3,235 Montana511 Nebraska1,799 Nevada1,641 New Hampshire968 New Jersey8,311 New Mexico769 New York12,987 North Carolina7,078 North Dakota461 Ohio5,984 Oklahoma1,804 Oregon1,967 Pennsylvania8,000 Rhode Island690 South Carolina2,976 South Dakota399 Tennessee4,022 Texas17,788 Utah1,963 Vermont374 Virginia4,426 Washington4,473 West Virginia1,063 Wisconsin3,444 Wyoming531
⚙ Leaderboard

Where the movers are

Eight states hold almost half of every registered moving company in America.

California
19,906
Texas
17,788
Florida
16,943
New York
12,987
Georgia
11,738
New Jersey
8,311
Pennsylvania
8,000
North Carolina
7,078

Top 8 states together: 102,751 of 211,297 registered movers (49%).

⚙ Risk map

Where the trouble lives

Three risk signals from the federal record, state by state.

486broker-only companies nationwide
29,862"movers" with zero trucks on file
FLstate with the most hostage-goods complaints

Hostage-goods complaints

Florida
992
New Jersey
431
California
203
Illinois
124
Texas
118
Georgia
115

Belongings held for extra payment, the most serious complaint in the federal system.

Broker-heavy states

Florida 100 brokers · 1%
Wyoming 3 brokers · 1%
Illinois 32 brokers · 1%
Indiana 18 brokers · 0%
Nevada 7 brokers · 0%

Sales offices with no trucks of their own: where most "price doubled on moving day" stories start.

Paper movers, zero trucks

BN 208 firms · 38%
Wyoming 101 firms · 19%
Delaware 152 firms · 19%
Oregon 364 firms · 19%
Louisiana 319 firms · 18%

Registered "moving companies" with no vehicle on file. Some are honest paperwork shells; some sell moves they can never perform.

⚙ Real fleets

Where the big trucks live

Average fleet size per licensed carrier: bigger average, more real capacity behind the quote.

32.3
North Carolina
avg trucks per carrier · 124 carriers
27.3
Massachusetts
avg trucks per carrier · 113 carriers
12.4
Illinois
avg trucks per carrier · 124 carriers
11.8
Texas
avg trucks per carrier · 211 carriers
9.3
Virginia
avg trucks per carrier · 141 carriers

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