Movers in Los Angeles, CA
27 companies based in Los Angeles hold active federal authority to move household goods between states, with cargo insurance on file. 449 across California. From FMCSA filings, retrieved 13 Oct 2026.
What a move from Los Angeles usually costs
2 bedrooms. A model from published 2026 industry cost tables, not a quote.
Licensed movers based in Los Angeles
27 here · 449 in CaliforniaEach holds active federal carrier authority with cargo insurance on file. Tick up to three to get quotes.
San Mateo, CA · USDOT 2971754
0 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2017
Compton, CA · USDOT 3895239
1 truck · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2022
San Rafael, CA · USDOT 2216004
0 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2011
Red Bluff, CA · USDOT 269111
45 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 1986
Palmdale, CA · USDOT 34380
6 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 1974
Huntington Beach, CA · USDOT 3674056
0 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2021
Simi Valley, CA · USDOT 4126121
4 trucks · Cargo insurance on file · Since 2023
Movers in other California cities
Questions about moving from Los Angeles
How many licensed movers are based in Los Angeles?
27 companies based in Los Angeles, CA hold active federal authority to move household goods between states, with cargo insurance on file and no revocation pending, according to FMCSA filings retrieved 13 Oct 2026. Across California there are 449.
How do I check a mover in Los Angeles is licensed?
Ask for the USDOT number on the written estimate and look it up, here or on FMCSA SAFER. A company's trading name often differs from the legal name on its filing, so the number is the reliable check. Federal authority covers moves that cross a state line.
Who licenses moves that stay inside California?
California licenses intrastate household goods movers through the California Public Utilities Commission, which issues a Household Goods Carrier (Cal-T) permit.
What does a move from Los Angeles usually cost?
A 2-bedroom move from Los Angeles to New York, NY usually costs $4,250 to $7,100. That range comes from a model of published 2026 industry cost tables, not from any federal filing — only a mover can give you a real quote.
Everything about a company here is what its federal filing says, as filed. We do not rate, rank or endorse any company. Not affiliated with the FMCSA or the US Department of Transportation.