Movers by state

324,183 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
Alabama5,204 Alaska990 Arizona5,525 Arkansas2,159 California29,081 Colorado6,376 Connecticut3,897 Delaware1,267 District of Columbia343 Florida24,858 Georgia19,062 Hawaii597 Idaho1,668 Illinois10,312 Indiana5,921 Iowa2,656 Kansas2,437 Kentucky4,181 Louisiana2,784 Maine1,597 Maryland10,052 Massachusetts6,537 Michigan8,232 Minnesota7,018 Mississippi2,983 Missouri5,305 Montana911 Nebraska2,696 Nevada2,598 New Hampshire1,372 New Jersey12,149 New Mexico1,139 New York17,444 North Carolina11,346 North Dakota818 Ohio9,433 Oklahoma2,888 Oregon2,926 Pennsylvania12,207 Rhode Island1,096 South Carolina5,017 South Dakota628 Tennessee6,235 Texas29,923 Utah3,149 Vermont563 Virginia6,765 Washington6,731 West Virginia1,499 Wisconsin6,340 Wyoming844
⚙ Leaderboard

Where the movers are

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

Texas
29,923
California
29,081
Florida
24,858
Georgia
19,062
New York
17,444
Pennsylvania
12,207
New Jersey
12,149
North Carolina
11,346

Top 8 states together: 156,070 of 324,183 registered movers (48%).

⚙ Risk map

Where the trouble lives

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

486broker-only companies nationwide
32,576"movers" with zero trucks on file
FLstate with the most hostage-goods complaints

Hostage-goods complaints

Florida
1305
New Jersey
494
California
232
Illinois
163
Georgia
135
Texas
125

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

Broker-heavy states

Florida 100 brokers · 0%
Wyoming 3 brokers · 0%
Illinois 32 brokers · 0%
Indiana 18 brokers · 0%
BC 2 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 · 35%
Hawaii 79 firms · 13%
Delaware 167 firms · 13%
Wyoming 111 firms · 13%
Oregon 378 firms · 13%

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
12.7
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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