Interstate Moving CompaniesStarting With Q
35 household-goods carriers whose trading name begins with the letter Q, every one active on the FMCSA register with interstate operating authority, no Conditional or Unsatisfactory safety rating, and a plausible fleet. What each filed, its verified website and logo where its own site gave us one, and a link to its record. Alphabetical; nobody pays to be here.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, pulled 2026-09-24. 0 of the 35 are among the 100 largest and carry a full profile.
All 35 carriers under Q
Trucks and drivers are what the carrier filed on its latest MCS-150; a dash means the fleet figure did not square with the driver count and is not shown. "Since" is the year the USDOT number was issued. Click a name for the company's record, or the USDOT number for the FMCSA's own snapshot.
The Q carriers in numbers
35 companies, of which 6 hold a Satisfactory safety rating from a completed compliance review and 29 are unrated, which is the normal position on the register and not a mark against them. 1 have carried a USDOT number since 1974 or earlier, the first year the register records. The largest fleet is Quality Services Moving of Lorton, VA, with 31 power units and 7 drivers filed.
Most are based in Minnesota (4), North Carolina (3), Virginia (3). A carrier's state tells you where its trucks start from, not where it can go: every company here holds authority to move households across state lines.
Websites and logos are shown for the 4 carriers whose own site carried their USDOT number, MC number or filed phone number; the rest show initials until we can verify a site. Read how to check a moving company before you book any of them, and price the move first with the moving cost calculator.
Questions about the Q listings
How many licensed interstate movers start with Q?
35 as of 2026-09-24, out of 5,208 in the directory. 6 hold a Satisfactory safety rating, 1 have been on the register since 1974 or earlier, and 4 have a verified website and logo on file. The largest fleet under Q is Quality Services Moving of Lorton, VA, with 31 power units.
How do I check one of these companies before booking?
Open the SAFER link on its row and confirm four things: operating authority is active, household goods is a declared cargo, insurance is on file, and the safety rating is not Conditional or Unsatisfactory. Then ask for a surveyed, binding not-to-exceed estimate and make sure the USDOT number on the bill of lading is the one you checked. The six checks in our guide to vetting a moving company take about ten minutes.
Why is a mover starting with Q missing?
It may be licensed for moves within one state only, in which case it is on the state page rather than here; it may be a broker, which owns no trucks and is registered separately; its name may not contain moving, movers, van lines or relocation; or its interstate authority may have lapsed or been rated Conditional or Unsatisfactory. Search the FMCSA's SAFER system by name to see which.