Long-Distance Moving Out of Bozeman

When a Bobcat graduates and heads home to Billings, or a family relocates out to Seattle or Salt Lake, we run the whole trip ourselves. We keep current US DOT and MC authority for interstate work, and the same crew that wraps your furniture in your driveway is the crew that carries it up the stairs at the other end. Long-distance flat rates start at $1,690 with a binding written quote — no creeping hourly meter once you’re on the highway.

Plenty of our long hauls follow I-90, east over Bozeman Pass toward Billings or west through Belgrade toward Missoula and Spokane. South runs ride I-15 down toward Salt Lake City and Boise. We watch the weather on the pass and through the Gallatin Canyon, because a Montana winter doesn’t care about your timeline.

No middlemen, no mystery truck

You won’t get a stranger’s name on the day of pickup. We don’t broker your shipment out or load it onto a shared van line, so nothing sits in a warehouse for two weeks waiting on a half-full trailer. You meet your crew, you get a delivery window you can plan around, and the price on the quote is the price you pay.

Coverage that travels with your stuff

Every long-distance shipment carries up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage, with $0.60/lb released value as the standard and full-value protection available if you’d rather not do the math. A $99 deposit holds your date and applies to the total.

What You Get

• Binding written flat-rate quote starting at $1,690 — no hourly surprises on the road
• US DOT and MC authority kept current for interstate moves out of Montana
• The same crew loads in Bozeman, drives, and unloads at the destination
• Direct delivery with a real window — no van-line pooling or warehouse layovers
• Up to $1,000,000 cargo coverage per shipment, $0.60/lb released value standard
• Pads, shrink wrap, and disassembly of beds and desks built into the route price