Comprehensive Long Distance Moving Services
Whether you’re moving across the state or across the country, Arrow Moving & Storage offers dependable long distance moving services that will suit your needs. Our team is made up of experienced dedicated professional movers, trained to make your move as stress-free as possible. After receiving your free moving quote, you will be assigned one of our move coordinators who will work with you to begin laying plans and be by your side to answer whatever questions you may have along the way. At Arrow Moving & Storage, we’ve done moves of all shapes and sizes which is why we customize each and every move to fit your unique situation. Whether you’re moving a small apartment or a five bedroom house, we are the long distance movers you can trust.
Proud Mayflower Long Distance Movers
Arrow Moving & Storage is proud to be Mayflower Movers. We are also excited about the benefits that our partnership gives our customers. You’ll receive the dedication that our employees bring to each and every job in addition to the resources provided by the country’s leading long distance moving network. To get started, simply fill out our form to receive your free moving quote today and begin the most stress-free moving experience you’ll ever have.
Making every move hassle-free
Every move by Arrow Moving and Storage is hassle-free. We move households of all sizes, from a single person to a large family. It doesn’t matter whether you are moving out of or into a home, townhome, condo, or apartment—Arrow Moving and Storage provides great service in any location. One of our moving estimators will come out to your home to provide you with a written estimate of moving costs. We can perform basic relocation services or full-service residential moving if required.
When choosing Arrow Moving and Storage as your household movers you will receive these benefits:
- Professional, uniformed staff
- Licensed and bonded company
- Full-service packing
- Unpacking and debris removal
- Quality packing materials
- Crating for high-value items
- Online shipment tracking
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Long Distance Move FAQs
Long-distance moves typically cost between $2,000-$8,000 for full-service movers, though larger moves can exceed $10,000. Costs are primarily based on the weight of your shipment and distance traveled. Moves between Cheyenne and the Denver-Fort Collins corridor—about 100 miles south on I-25—are among our most common routes and typically fall on the lower end of that range. Budget alternatives like rental trucks ($700-$2,000) or moving containers ($2,000-$5,000) cost less but require more work on your end.
Interstate moves are priced based on the weight of your belongings (measured in pounds) and the distance to your destination. Additional factors include packing services, specialty items, insurance, stairs, long carries, and peak season surcharges.
A binding estimate is a fixed price agreed upon in advance—you pay this amount regardless of actual weight. A non-binding estimate can change based on actual weight and services used. You may pay up to 110% of a non-binding estimate at delivery, with any additional charges billed within 30 days.
Book at least 6-8 weeks in advance for long-distance moves. During summer (peak season), book even earlier to secure your preferred dates—especially for moves along the I-25 corridor to Colorado, which is one of our busiest routes. This allows time for in-home estimates, planning, and coordination.
A moving company owns trucks and employs the crew that moves your belongings. A broker arranges your move by connecting you with actual moving companies but doesn’t perform the move themselves. Always verify who will actually handle your belongings.
Interstate movers must have a USDOT number from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). Check their number on the FMCSA website. They should also be members of the American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA). Verify insurance and read reviews carefully.
Interstate movers must provide you with the ‘Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move’ booklet and the FMCSA’s ‘Ready to Move’ brochure. You’ll also receive a detailed estimate, bill of lading (your contract), and inventory list.
Delivery times vary by distance and logistics. Moves from Cheyenne to the Denver metro area or Fort Collins are often completed same-day or next-day. Moves to neighboring states like Nebraska, Utah, or Montana typically take 2-4 days. Cross-country relocations to the coasts typically take 10-14 days. Ask your mover for a guaranteed delivery window in writing.
You’re not required to pay more than 100% of a binding estimate or 110% of a non-binding estimate at delivery. Any additional charges must be billed within 30 days. If a mover demands excessive payment, this may be fraud—contact FMCSA immediately.
All interstate movers must offer basic coverage (released value) at $0.60 per pound per article. This is minimal protection. Full value protection is available for purchase and covers repair, replacement, or cash settlement. Consider third-party insurance for comprehensive coverage.
Pianos, antiques, fine art, safes, hot tubs, and other specialty items may incur additional charges. Stairs beyond the first flight, long carries (over 75 feet from truck to door), and elevator usage may also cost extra. Discuss these during your estimate.
Yes, be present when movers inventory your items at both origin and destination. Review the inventory list carefully and note any pre-existing damage. This protects both you and the movers from false claims.
File a claim with your moving company immediately. Take photos of damage and keep all documentation. Interstate movers must have a formal claims process. You typically have nine months from delivery to file a claim. Your insurance coverage determines compensation.
Yes, many long-distance movers offer storage solutions for items that can’t immediately go to your new home. This is helpful if your closing is delayed or you’re downsizing. Ask about storage rates and whether it’s climate-controlled—important for protecting belongings from Wyoming’s temperature extremes.