Movers in Boise, ID
28 movers in Boise — 28 active fmcsa authority. Every company listed has active FMCSA household-goods operating authority. Dedicated movers first, then by fleet size.
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Merchants Moving & Storage LLCActive FMCSA authorityBoise Local Boys INCActive FMCSA authorityVantage Moving Solutions LLCActive FMCSA authorityAlbertson's LLCActive FMCSA authoritySatisfactory safety ratingJ R Simplot CompanyActive FMCSA authoritySatisfactory safety ratingCustom Services LLCActive FMCSA authorityDania IncorporatedActive FMCSA authorityChallenger Systems INCActive FMCSA authorityU S Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityBlue Eagle Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authority
Haws Delivery LLCActive FMCSA authorityJoker Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityEmran Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityZ&d Transportation LLCActive FMCSA authorityNaylor Towing Company INCActive FMCSA authorityJs Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityBaly Logistics LLCActive FMCSA authorityTrail Creek Transportation LLCActive FMCSA authorityArc Intermodal LLCActive FMCSA authorityBoise Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityDanny WeselyActive FMCSA authorityDc&c Transportation LLCActive FMCSA authorityElia Trucking LLCActive FMCSA authorityHtm Express LLCActive FMCSA authorityIct LLCActive FMCSA authorityK D Lansing Transportation LLCActive FMCSA authorityMain Auction CorpActive FMCSA authoritySimple Freight Solutions LLCActive FMCSA authority
Before you book a mover in Boise: get at least three written estimates based on an in-person or video survey, check the USDOT number on each estimate against FMCSA's SAFER snapshot, and never pay a large cash deposit up front. See our red-flags guide.
Listed from FMCSA Company Census File (DOT datahub az4n-8mr2), FMCSA SAFER Company Snapshot. Order: companies that present themselves as movers (moving, relocation, van lines or storage in the name, or no general freight listed) first, then largest reported fleet, then alphabetical — never paid. Is something wrong? Tell us.