Long Distance Movers inMountain Home, AR
A move across a state line needs a carrier with interstate operating authority. 1 carrier registered in Mountain Home holds it and 0 more within 30 miles do. Below: each one's USDOT number, the lanes out of Mountain Home priced by home size, and the federal rules that apply once the truck crosses the border.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, snapshot September 24, 2026. Prices from the published model, not from any carrier. No paid placement.
- Interstate movers in city
- 1
- registered in Mountain Home
- Within 30 miles
- 0
- more with interstate authority
- 2-bed to Dallas
- $1,845 – $2,460
- ≈ 410 miles, transport only
- 2-bed to Los Angeles
- $7,682 – $10,242
- ≈ 1,707 miles, transport only
Interstate movers based in Mountain Home
Ordered by reported fleet. Many of these move long-distance jobs as agents of a national van line, in which case the van line's USDOT number goes on the bill of lading and its tariff governs the move; ask which it will be.
- 1
Chuck'S Outlet & Moving Inc
5898 Highway 62 E, AR 72653
- USDOT
- 625163
- MC number
- MC404376
- Fleet
- 2 trucks · 2 drivers
- Registered since
- 1995
What a long-distance move from Mountain Home costs
Weight × distance, from the published model, full-service movers, transport only. The range runs 10% under the midpoint to 20% over, because moves overrun more often than they come in under. Measured routes are driving miles; the rest are estimated and marked approximate.
| From Mountain Home to | Miles | 1 bedroom | 2 bedrooms | 3 bedrooms | 4 bedrooms |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York City, NY | ≈ 1,208 | $4,892 – $6,523 | $5,436 – $7,248 | $6,251 – $8,335 | $7,067 – $9,422 |
| Los Angeles, CA | ≈ 1,707 | $6,913 – $9,218 | $7,682 – $10,242 | $8,834 – $11,778 | $9,986 – $13,315 |
| Chicago, IL | ≈ 536 | $2,171 – $2,894 | $2,412 – $3,216 | $2,774 – $3,698 | $3,136 – $4,181 |
| Dallas, TX | ≈ 410 | $1,661 – $2,214 | $1,845 – $2,460 | $2,122 – $2,829 | $2,399 – $3,198 |
| Houston, TX | ≈ 567 | $2,296 – $3,062 | $2,552 – $3,402 | $2,934 – $3,912 | $3,317 – $4,423 |
| Washington, DC | ≈ 1,000 | $4,050 – $5,400 | $4,500 – $6,000 | $5,175 – $6,900 | $5,850 – $7,800 |
| Miami, FL | ≈ 1,195 | $4,840 – $6,453 | $5,378 – $7,170 | $6,184 – $8,246 | $6,991 – $9,321 |
| Philadelphia, PA | ≈ 1,127 | $4,564 – $6,086 | $5,072 – $6,762 | $5,832 – $7,776 | $6,593 – $8,791 |
| Atlanta, GA | ≈ 567 | $2,296 – $3,062 | $2,552 – $3,402 | $2,934 – $3,912 | $3,317 – $4,423 |
| Phoenix, AZ | ≈ 1,319 | $5,342 – $7,123 | $5,936 – $7,914 | $6,826 – $9,101 | $7,716 – $10,288 |
What changes when the truck crosses the state line
Federal rules replace state rules
Interstate household-goods moves fall under the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration: a survey before the estimate, a written estimate, the consumer booklet on your rights, an arbitration program for claims.
Binding or non-binding
A binding estimate fixes the price for the listed inventory. A non-binding estimate can grow, but the mover may not require more than 110% of it at delivery and must give 30 days for the balance.
Two valuation options
Released value pays 60 cents per pound per article at no charge. Full value protection is the default unless you waive it in writing. Decide before the truck is loaded.
A delivery window, not a day
Your goods usually share a truck, so the carrier quotes a spread of dates that must appear on the bill of lading. Pack a week of essentials to travel with you.
Whose USDOT number
A van-line agent moves you under the van line's authority; an independent under its own; a broker under a carrier you have not met. The number on the bill of lading is the company responsible for your goods.
Weight, not cubic feet
Interstate moves are priced on weight and distance. A quote in cubic feet is the easiest figure in the business to inflate after loading.
More long-distance movers in Arkansas
The Arkansas long-distance page ranks every carrier in the state with interstate authority; all movers in Mountain Home includes local-only carriers.
Long-distance moving from Mountain Home: questions people ask
How many long-distance movers are there in Mountain Home, AR?
1 carriers registered in Mountain Home hold interstate operating authority, and 0 more within 30 miles do. Interstate authority is what a move across a state line legally requires; a carrier without it can only do the job as an agent of a van line that has it.
How much does a long-distance move from Mountain Home cost?
Long-distance moves are priced on weight and distance. In our model a two-bedroom home works out to about $5.00 per mile: $1,845 – $2,460 to Dallas, TX (about 410 miles) and $7,682 – $10,242 to Los Angeles, CA (about 1,707 miles), transport only. Packing, storage and access charges are extra.
Who is the largest long-distance mover near Mountain Home?
By reported fleet, Chuck'S Outlet & Moving Inc in Mountain Home, AR, with 2 trucks (USDOT 625163). Fleet is self-reported and measures capacity, not care.
What rules apply once the truck crosses a state line?
Federal rules: a survey before the estimate, a written binding or non-binding estimate (a non-binding one may not be exceeded by more than 110% at delivery), two valuation options, a delivery window stated on the bill of lading, and a neutral arbitration program for claims. The mover must give you the FMCSA booklet on your rights before the move.
Is this list a recommendation?
No. It is the federal register filtered to household-goods carriers with interstate authority based in or near Mountain Home, ordered by reported fleet. Nobody pays to appear and we have used none of these companies.
About this page. Carriers are from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (snapshot September 24, 2026), filtered to active household-goods registrations with interstate operating authority, based in or within 30 miles of Mountain Home. Prices come from the published model, not from any carrier. Nothing is re-ranked and nobody pays for placement.