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Find the Top-rated Moving Companies in Vermont

When you decide to move to Vermont, you need to have a trustworthy moving company at your side. Your home may have a large volume of household items and taking them safely to the new home is a challenge that only an experienced and proficient moving company in Vermont can accomplish. And you are fortunate that MoverJunction is there to help you. We can offer you some of the top-rated movers in Vermont whom you can hire based on multiple factors such as quotes, services, and the potential to handle special items.

Our network has the best movers not just from Vermont but from across the US. And based on your needs, you can assign a mover in Vermont the task to pack your household belongings, load the truck, unload them at the new home, and unpack the items. As we have only licensed, insured, and BBB-certified moving companies, your household items will be completely safe during transit.

MoverJunction takes pride in our successful track record of helping about 1 million homes relocate both locally and long-distance. Since the safety of your belongings is our priority, we thoroughly verify each mover before admitting it into our network and as a result, you get a reliable, affordable, and professional moving experience.

Our pool consists of moving companies in Vermont
  • With a clean track record
  • With DOT Number
  • With MC Number
  • Properly insured
  • Qualified to move special items
Benefits of using MoverJunction.com
  • A nationwide network of moving companies
  • BBB rated movers
  • Licensed professional moving companies
  • Pre-Screened moving companies
  • Hassle-free moving quotes comparison
  • Several Moving Options available under one roof

There’re 2 ways to find moving companies in Vermont on MoverJunction:

  • Search MoverJunction’s extensive Movers Directory and contact the movers you find the best, or
  • Let us save your time by matching you with up to 4 moving companies, instantly.

Our mover’s Directory is easy to use and find a dedicated moving company. Just click the ‘State’ and the ‘City’ you’re interested in moving in. Scroll down to find the top movers in that particular area.

Click on a specific mover in Vermont and its details will appear on the screen.

You’ll see the services available from the mover. You can learn whether it offers services both locally and long-distance or provide just local moving services. Also, both MC and DOT numbers of the mover along with its year of establishment will appear on the screen.

In addition, our Movers Directory also provides ‘the working days’ and ‘hours of operation’ of each mover.

You may hire a moving company in Vermont while moving locally or moving from here. However, when you are moving to Vermont from a faraway state, such as Vermont, Montana, Texas, or Texas, your preference would be a mover from your location. And fortunately, our network is wide and large with moving companies from across the country. This means you can pick a mover from your specific location from our network to move to Vermont.

There is no fixed price tag for moving to Vermont as the long-distance cost is determined by many factors, such as the distance you cover, the total volume of items you prefer moving, the season you are moving, and the type of transport you prefer for moving. Moreover, there are two important questions – where in Vermont are you moving, and from where you are moving to Vermont?

Vermont might be a small state by area (9,616 square miles) but where in Vermont you are moving to is a big factor in deciding the cost. You need to remember that moving here from nearby states such as New York, Connecticut, Ohio, or Virginia will be cheaper than moving here from a faraway state, such as Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, or Idaho.

Here’s an approximate moving cost from different states to Vermont

From State Studio/1 bedroom 2-3 bedroom 4+ bedroom
Tennessee $1,120-$1,710 $1,710-$2,500 $2,410-$3,420
Arizona $2,200-$3,200 $2,980-$4,130 $3,800-$5,190
Colorado $1,720-$2,470 $2,360-$3,330 $3,120-$4,320
Illinois $1,130-$1,730 $1,720-$2,510 $2,420-$3,430
Connecticut $520-$940 $1,050-$1,650 $1,690-$2,500
Washington $2,420-$3,370 $3,130-$4,310 $3,960-$5,390
Maine $460-$860 $980-$1,570 $1,600-$2,400
Alabama $1,450-$2,130 $2,060-$2,950 $2,790-$3,910
Kansas $1,430-$2,100 $2,040-$2,930 $2,770-$3,880
Maryland $950-$1,490 $1,520-$2,250 $2,200-$3,150
These numbers are based on past moves data collected by MoverJunction and are a rough estimate of how much you can expect to pay. For more accurate pricing, specific to your move, use our moving cost calculator to request Free Moving Quotes.

While you prepare a moving cost estimate to Vermont, consider the following factors:

  • Size of the move:

    The volume of household belongings you prefer to move to the new home is crucial in determining the moving cost. The more items you have, it will be more expensive to relocate the house.

  • Distance you need to move:

    While you make a moving estimate, you need to consider the distance between two locations – the starting point and your final destination, along with the fuel cost, truck rental, and other expenses on the road.

  • Packing services:

    When you hire a mover and include the packing services into the quote, you need to remember that the moving company will include the cost of the packing materials to the total moving cost.

  • Moving add-ons:

    Your moving company will take up additional tasks on the moving day. This may be assembling or disassembling heavy furniture, moving a special item, or loading an item that’s not mentioned in the moving quote. However, it is chargeable and a mover will add it to the total moving cost.

  • Storage:

    Maybe your new home in Vermont is smaller in size and you need additional space to store your household items. You can ask the moving company in Vermont to offer a storage unit for rent. And the rent will be added up to the total cost.

  • Moving date:

    The moving date is vital in deciding the moving cost. As most people prefer relocating the home in summer, moving companies charge more in this season. And the chances to obtain a good deal or discount are low. However, in winter, very few people relocate their homes, and you may get attractive deals. This ensures that you move the home in winter at about 20% cheaper or more than in summer.

  • Insurance:

    The additional insurance against stuff that is moved will get added up to the moving cost.

In Vermont, a move within a 100-mile radius or the state boundaries is called a local move. And it is calculated differently, on an hourly basis. This means, when you move within Vermont, you will be billed based on how many workers are required to complete the task at a specific time.

So how much does a local mover in Vermont will bill you?

Usually, it would take a minimum of 2 laborers and 2 hours in addition to the 1 hour drive time and this means approximately you would require paying for 3 hours for 2 movers to move a 1-bedroom home in Vermont. On average, you would need to spend between $250 and $300 unless your move needs more hours or more people.

To get a clearer picture of moving cost within Vermont, consider the following:

No. of bedrooms No. of movers and hours Approximate cost
1 bedroom 2 movers and 3 hours $250-$500
2 bedroom 3 movers and 5 hours $300-$750
3 bedroom 4 movers and 7 hours $500-$1200
4 bedroom 5 movers and 9 hours $1,200-$4,000
However, you need to remember that these are just approximate costs and the real costs may vary based on different factors.

To know more about local moving costs, read the MoverJunction guide on local moving quotes.

To move long-distance or cross-country from Vermont, you may need to rely upon a full-service moving company or a partial moving service company. However, while moving locally, you don’t need to depend upon a full-service moving company in Vermont; instead, there are many cheap ways if the cost is the factor.

Different ways to move somewhere inside Vermont

  • Hire a full-service or partial moving service company

    When you have a full-service moving company in Vermont to help you relocate, you will be relaxed on the moving day as it will take up every task related to the moving process, such as packing, loading the truck, unloading it, and unpacking the household items. However, it can be costlier when compared to other moving options.

    If the cost is a factor, consider hiring a partial moving service company that can help you load the truck and unload it at the new home. It is cheaper than a full-service mover.

  • Hire a truck and load it with your stuff

    You can hire a truck and fill your household belongings in it to drive to the new home in Vermont. This is one of the cheapest ways to move home as you need to pay only the truck rental, which may be somewhere around $30 to $47 per day plus the fuel cost.

  • Hire a portable container

    When you have a limited volume of belongings, hiring a portable moving container is a good option. A moving company will drop the portable container at your home and you can fill it at your convenience. The moving company will deliver it to your new address in a few days. A portable container within 50 miles would cost you around $400 to $500

  • Rent a tow behind cargo or utility trailer

    You can even think about moving the household stuff in a utility trailer towed behind your vehicle. This is one of the best ways to locally move the home in Vermont. However, your vehicle should have a trailer hitch for that.

  • Move the stuff in your car

    Some people squeeze the entire household stuff into the car and drive to the new home. You too can try this option but the volume of belongings needs to be extremely low. And if the volume is a little more than what can be fit inside your vehicle, take the help of a friend and his car.

Though you have many options to move locally in Vermont State, it is slightly different while moving a home long-distance.

Your moving plans would be based on how far you are relocating to and how much volume of household items you have.

While moving locally, a DIY method would be a good option but that won’t work for cross-country or long-distance moving. This is because rental trucks cost high when you’re renting them to drive cross country, plus the gas charges and drive time along with the headaches that come with driving long distances.

And this leaves you two options to consider:

Full Service Moving:

When you hire a full-service moving company in Vermont, it will take up the responsibility to handle every aspect of moving. From packing to unpacking, assembling and disassembling your furniture to driving the truck and loading and unloading all the items, it will handle everything with ease. Despite a full-service mover being a little costlier, it makes tour long-distance move smooth and hassle-free.

Partial Moving Services:

Sometimes, you may feel a full-service mover is costlier. Then you can consider hiring a partial moving service company. This will make your moving process more professional and the entire process becomes faster and smooth.

You can even consider hiring a portable container to move long distance.

Yes, you can get up to 4 moving quotes on MoverJunction. As we are one of the prominent names in the moving industry, we deliver all moving-related services, which include offering 4 moving quotes, which you can compare and choose. Also, there is a free moving cost calculator to get an accurate moving cost estimate.

When you hire a moving company in Vermont, you need to consider how reliable and proficient it is. As you may have special items and expensive ones at home, the mover needs to be proficient enough to handle them. Always verify the mover is licensed and registered and it hasn’t changed the name in the recent past. You need to confirm that the mover has a clean track record.

You’re fortunate that a mover in our network is properly licensed and MoverJunction promises that your belongings will reach the new home safely.

However, in case you’re hiring a mover in Vermont outside us, you need to confirm:

  • The original name, address, and phone number
  • Company web address and email address
  • Point of contact information
  • License and registration details
  • BBB-license details
  • Proof of valid insurance
 

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

While you hire a mover, you assign it the right to handle the entire household belongings, which even may have expensive items. Confirm that the mover in Vermont you hire is a legitimate one with a clean track record. You need to ask for the license and registration details of your mover. As per federal law, it is your right to know the registration details before you hire a moving company. Moreover, all interstate movers need to register with the Federal Government and you can confirm the details in the U.S. DOT system.

A few movers change names frequently to eschew from the law and authorities and confirm that you are not hiring someone with a dubious track record. Check the company’s profile on the Better Business Bureau (BBB), whether it is accredited by the BBB.

However, when you hire a mover in Vermont through MoverJunction, you are fortunate as our network only has genuine moving companies.

When you approach a moving company in Vermont, you need to consider:

  • Reputation
  • Insurance
  • The company’s policy
  • Experience
  • Cost of service
  • Cancellation policy
  • Referrals

Make sure your animals are in their cat/dog carrier prior to the movers arriving at the home. Animals are curious and can get underfoot. If your dog isn’t good around strangers, please have them tied up or in their carrier. A moving company in Vermont cannot transport any live animal; no dogs, cats, fish, or reptiles are allowed in the truck.

If you are moving locally, frozen foodstuff can be okay to stay in the freezer for approximately 4 hours, and the moving team will have no problem moving it. Make sure the movers know about it and the freezer is one of the last things that are loaded onto the removal vehicle so it can be offloaded first.

No, your dress drawers can stay full, but be sure to remove any breakables.

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