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Long-Distance Movers in Miami, FL

Every mover here is registered with the US Department of Transportation to move household goods across state lines. FMCSA data as of October 12, 2026.

Based in Miami
13
Elsewhere in the metro
173
Listed with full insurance
13 of 13
Satisfactory safety rating
1 of 13

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Movers serving Miami

Insured movers first, then larger fleets. A rating of 'not rated' is normal: FMCSA audits only a small share of carriers.

  • Zorin Transports Inc

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    3904047
    MC number
    1439131
    Trucks
    45
    Drivers
    45
    Registered
    2022 (4 yrs)
    $1,000,000 liability insurance on fileFMCSA record
  • Two Men And A Truck

    Doral, FL. Registered as Black Wolf Moving Miami LLC

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    2815553
    MC number
    955629
    Trucks
    11
    Drivers
    13
    Registered
    2015 (11 yrs)
    $1,000,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • Flex Storage Inc

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4148650
    MC number
    1592127
    Trucks
    6
    Drivers
    12
    Registered
    2023 (3 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • City Movers LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    2918300
    MC number
    983689
    Trucks
    3
    Drivers
    3
    Registered
    2016 (10 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • Pro Movers

    Miami, FL. Registered as Pro Movers Miami Inc

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    2855891
    MC number
    956262
    Trucks
    3
    Drivers
    3
    Registered
    2016 (10 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • Ciao Moving & Storage LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    3252722
    MC number
    1023998
    Trucks
    2
    Drivers
    2
    Registered
    2019 (7 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • Cbpi Transportation LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4498083
    MC number
    1779101
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    2
    Registered
    2025 (1 yr)
    $750,000 liability insurance on fileFMCSA record
  • Cobra US Cargo LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4247005
    MC number
    1645621
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    2
    Registered
    2024 (2 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on fileFMCSA record
  • Granero Moving Brytor International Moving Formula Van Lines

    Doral, FL. Registered as Formula Global Mobility LLC

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    3021838
    MC number
    034773
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    5
    Registered
    2017 (9 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • JCP Transport Of Miami LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4539091
    MC number
    1800987
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    4
    Registered
    2026
    $300,000 liability insurance on fileFMCSA record
  • Super Ivan LLC

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4384551
    MC number
    1719325
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    1
    Registered
    2025 (1 yr)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • Vidal Moving & Storage Inc

    Miami, FL

    Satisfactory safety rating
    US DOT
    1293198
    MC number
    560281
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    1
    Registered
    2004 (22 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record
  • W Moving Corp

    Miami, FL

    Not rated by FMCSA
    US DOT
    4205069
    MC number
    1622903
    Trucks
    1
    Drivers
    2
    Registered
    2024 (2 yrs)
    $750,000 liability insurance on file, plus cargo insuranceFMCSA record

What to check before you hire

  • Check the US DOT and MC numbers

    Both should appear on the estimate. Look them up on FMCSA's SAFER site: the authority must be active for household goods.

  • Get an in-person or video survey

    Estimates given over the phone without seeing your belongings are often low and grow on moving day.

  • Ask for a binding estimate

    A binding or binding-not-to-exceed estimate caps what you pay. With a non-binding estimate the mover can collect up to 110% of it at delivery and bill the rest later.

  • Read 'Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move'

    Interstate movers must give you this FMCSA booklet before the move.

  • Avoid large deposits

    Reputable movers rarely ask for a big payment before they load your goods.

  • Choose your valuation coverage

    Basic coverage pays only 60 cents per pound per item. Full-value protection costs more but covers replacement.

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Questions people ask

How many long-distance movers are based in Miami?

13 movers hold active interstate household-goods authority from the US Department of Transportation with an address in Miami, and another 173 are based elsewhere in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL area (FMCSA, 2026-10-12).

How do I check a mover's license?

Ask for the mover's US DOT number and look it up on FMCSA's SAFER system. For a move across state lines the company needs active household-goods authority (an MC number), and FMCSA should list its insurance on file. Each mover on this page links to its FMCSA record.

What insurance do interstate movers need?

Household-goods carriers must keep liability insurance on file with FMCSA, usually at least $750,000 for trucks over 10,000 pounds, plus cargo insurance. Of the movers listed here, 13 of 13 have at least the required liability coverage on file.

Which Miami movers have the largest fleets?

By trucks registered with FMCSA: Zorin Transports Inc (45 trucks), Two Men And A Truck (11 trucks), Flex Storage Inc (6 trucks). Fleet size isn't a quality rating, but larger fleets can usually take a move on shorter notice.

Sources and method

Movers listed hold active interstate household-goods authority and are active interstate carriers in FMCSA's census. A mover is placed in a city by its physical address ZIP code; a ZIP code shared by two cities counts toward the one where most of its residents live. Distances run from the city centre to the centre of the mover's ZIP code (Census Gazetteer).

Data compiled October 13, 2026. How we calculate