Licensed Movers in Marietta, OH
1 household-goods carrier is registered in Marietta with the FMCSA, and 0 more listed carriers work within 30 miles. Each row carries the USDOT number that opens the carrier's own safety, insurance and complaint record, and every cost figure below comes from the same published model as the calculator.
Source: FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, snapshot September 24, 2026. Distances are from the center of Marietta to each carrier's ZIP code. No paid placement.
- Based in Marietta
- 1
- registered in the city itself
- Within 30 miles
- 0
- more listed carriers
- Interstate authority
- 0
- of 1 may move you out of state
- 2-bed local move
- $465 – $761
- 2 movers × 5–7 h, our model
In short
1 licensed mover is registered in Marietta and 0 more work within 30 miles; 0 of the 1 can move you out of state. 0 had a roadside inspection in the past 24 months. A two-bedroom local move runs $465 – $761 in our model. About 1,687 people a year move to Washington County from other states (Census).
Movers based in Marietta
Ordered by the power units on each carrier's own MCS-150 filing.
- 1
Five Star Moving & Storage Inc
18192 State Route 7, OH 45750
- USDOT
- 2637101
- MC number
- —
- Fleet
- 12 trucks · 6 drivers
- Registered since
- 2015
Roadside inspections: movers near Marietta
None of the 1 movers listed here had a roadside inspection in the 24 months to September 13, 2026. None has an acute or critical violation from an FMCSA investigation in the past 12 months.
FMCSA Safety Measurement System carrier summary, 24-month window. How the comparison is calculated.
What movers cost in Marietta
Under about 100 miles you pay for a crew's time: $39–$49 per mover per hour in Ohio in our model, so a two-bedroom home is $465 – $761 and three bedrooms $777 – $1,398. Beyond that you pay for weight and distance: $1,256 – $1,674 for two bedrooms to Washington, DC. The Marietta cost guide has the full tables by home size and every lane. Figures from the published model, not quotes.
Who moves out of Washington County
Marietta is in Washington County, OH. In the Census Bureau's 2016–2020 survey, the county-to-county estimates add up to roughly 922 people a year leaving Washington County for another state, most often for West Virginia (about 458), Georgia (about 95) and Florida (about 84), while about 1,687 (±407) a year arrive from other states.
US Census Bureau, ACS 2016–2020 county-to-county migration flows; estimates are people a year with a 90% margin of error.
Before you book a Marietta mover
Open the carrier's USDOT number on the federal record and check the name matches the company quoting you, get the estimate in writing after a survey, and pay little or nothing up front. The red flags and broker vs carrier explain why each check matters.
More in Ohio
390 listed household-goods carriers are based in Ohio; the state page ranks the largest, and the long-distance page keeps only those with interstate authority.
Movers in Marietta: questions people ask
How many licensed movers are there in Marietta, OH?
1 household-goods carrier is registered in Marietta itself on the FMCSA register, and 0 more listed carriers work within 30 miles. All 1 hold an active registration with household goods declared and a fleet or drivers on file.
How much do movers cost in Marietta?
Local moves are billed by the hour: $39–$49 per mover per hour plus about $75 travel in our model, which puts a two-bedroom home (2 movers, 5–7 hours) at $465 – $761 and a three-bedroom home at $777 – $1,398. A long-distance move from Marietta to Washington, DC (about 279 miles) is $1,256 – $1,674 for a two-bedroom home, transport only.
Who is the largest mover near Marietta?
By reported fleet, Five Star Moving & Storage Inc in Marietta, OH, with 12 trucks on its filing (USDOT 2637101). Fleet is self-reported and means capacity, not quality; read the record behind the number before you book.
Do Marietta movers need a USDOT number for a local move?
A move that stays inside Ohio is regulated by the state, and the carrier needs whatever Ohio requires plus a USDOT number if it runs commercial trucks. None of the carriers here holds interstate authority, so a move out of state would go through a carrier from further afield.
Have movers near Marietta passed roadside inspections?
In the 24 months of FMCSA data, 0 of the 1 movers listed here had a roadside inspection, and none had a vehicle inspection to rate.
How many people move to Washington County each year?
The Census Bureau's 2016–2020 survey puts it at about 1,687 (±407) a year from other states, about 103 (±58) from abroad and about 931 (±329) from elsewhere in Ohio. The largest single flow out goes to Wood County (about 379 a year).
Sources. FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (snapshot September 24, 2026) and Safety Measurement System; Census ACS migration flows; costs from the published model. Nobody pays for placement.