Long-distance moves · From New Orleans

Long Distance Movers in New Orleans

Moving out of state is a lot. We take it off your plate.

Tell us where you're headed and we'll plan the rest. Your home goes on its own truck, the crew that loads it in New Orleans is the crew that unloads it at your new place, and nothing sits in a warehouse on the way. The flat price is confirmed at a walkthrough, and your delivery date is in writing before the first box goes on.

Pickups across Greater New Orleans: Orleans, Jefferson and St. Tammany parishes, the Westbank and the River Parishes.
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Fully Insured Flat rate, locked before we load 4.8★ Google (115)
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Fully Insured
GL & cargo insurance
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Your Own Truck
Never shared, never a warehouse
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Date in Writing
Agreed before we load
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4.8★ Rated
115 Google reviews

How It Works

Your Long-Distance Price in Three Steps

Three steps from the first question to a date on the calendar, with a real person at 504-237-0855 if you would rather talk it through.

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Tell Us Where You're Going

Where from, where to, how many bedrooms and the date you have in mind. The form takes about a minute, and nothing is booked until you say so.

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Get Your Price

Headed to Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio or Chicago? The route page gives you a ballpark price in about 60 seconds. For any other city, we call you back with a flat price worked out for your home.

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Lock Your Date

We do a quick walkthrough of your home and confirm the flat price, and a small deposit holds your date. Your delivery date goes in writing at the same time.

How a Long-Distance Move Works With Us

Why Our Long-Distance Moves Skip the Warehouse

Most long-distance complaints start the same way: a broker sells the job, a different carrier picks it up, and the furniture waits in a warehouse until a truck heading your way has room. We run every out-of-state move the other way around.

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Your Own Truck

Your household is the only load on board. It rides from your New Orleans door to your new one without a stop at a depot, a second truck or another family's boxes stacked against yours.

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The Same Crew at Both Ends

The people who pad and stack your furniture are the people who take it off. They know which box holds the bed hardware and which dresser has a loose drawer, because they wrapped it.

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A Date, Not a Window

Big van lines often quote a delivery spread of one to three weeks. We set your delivery date before we load, so you can line up the new lease, the utilities and the first day of work or school.

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Flat Rate, Locked First

You see a price before you book, and the walkthrough confirms it. There is no reweigh on moving day and no fuel surcharge when the truck pulls up. Add furniture or packing later and we tell you what changes before anything is done.

Long distance movers from New Orleans: the AD Movers crew

Your Long-Distance Crew

The Crew That Loads You Is the Crew That Unloads You

No hand-off at the state line and no unfamiliar crew waiting at the other end. The AD Movers employees who wrap your furniture in New Orleans drive the truck, unload it at your new address and put the beds back together.

They are background-checked, they answer to the owner, Adonay Pineda, and they have been doing this since the company started in 2013. Furniture is padded and strapped for highway miles, not just a trip across town.

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What Our Customers Say on Google

Google Reviews From Customers We've Moved

Every review below is copied from our Google Business Profile, where we're rated 4.8★ across 115 reviews.

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“They did an excellent job on my move from New Orleans to Tampa”

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William W.
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“Professional and able to help last minute. Would definitely use again.”

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Holly B.
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“Great experience! The movers were friendly and super efficient.”

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Amy B.
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The New Orleans End

The New Orleans Pickup: What We Plan For Before Load Day

The hardest part of most long-distance moves out of here is the first hour on your block, not the highway. These are the pickup problems we plan for at the walkthrough.

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The Quarter and the Marigny

Narrow one-way streets in the Quarter and the Marigny won't take a full-size truck. We load a smaller shuttle truck at your door, then transfer everything to the long-distance truck where it can legally park.

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Raised Houses and Shotgun Doubles

A tall front stoop, rooms that open straight into each other and doorways a queen box spring won't pass through flat. We measure the tight turns first and take off legs and headboards where we have to.

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CBD and Warehouse District Buildings

Downtown high-rises often want a certificate of insurance, a reserved freight elevator and a set loading-dock time. Send us the building's rules and we get the paperwork to management before moving day.

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Hurricane Season and Parade Days

We plan around parade routes in Carnival season and watch the Gulf from June through November. If a storm lines up with your date, we talk to you early about moving the load-out up instead of driving into it.

Routes We Run

Long-Distance Routes From New Orleans

Each route has its own page covering the drive and the destination city. We also move people to cities that aren't listed here: tell us where you are headed.

Rough distances from New Orleans: Houston about 350 miles on I-10, Atlanta about 470, Dallas about 505, Austin about 510, San Antonio about 545 and Chicago about 925 up I-55. Houston often delivers the same day or the next, Atlanta and the Texas cities usually the next day, and Chicago in about two days with an overnight stop.

Common Questions

Long Distance Moving From New Orleans: Your Questions

Straight answers to what people ask us on the phone.

How much do long distance movers cost from New Orleans?
It comes down to four things: how much you're moving, the route, access at both ends (stairs, elevators, a long walk to the door) and whether we pack. For Houston, Atlanta, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and Chicago, the route page gives a ballpark price in about 60 seconds. For anywhere else we call you with a flat price, and the walkthrough confirms it before moving day.
Do you use your own trucks and crews, or a broker?
Our own. AD Movers is the moving company, not a broker selling your job to someone else. The crew that wraps and loads your home in New Orleans drives the truck and unloads it at the other end, and your belongings never share space with another household's shipment.
How long does a long-distance delivery take?
Houston is often same-day or next-day. Dallas, Austin, San Antonio and Atlanta are usually next-day. Chicago usually takes about two days because federal driving-hour limits mean the truck stops overnight, with your load locked on our truck. We put the delivery date in writing before we load, so you can schedule the keys, the utilities and your own drive.
Is the long-distance price really flat?
Yes. The flat price covers the crew, the truck, the drive and the crew's trip home. It is confirmed with a quick walkthrough before moving day. Once it's set there is no reweigh, no fuel surcharge and no delivery-day add-on. If you add furniture or ask for packing later, we tell you what changes and get your OK first.
What changes the price of a long-distance move?
Home size, stairs or an elevator at either end, how far the truck has to park from your door, packing and boxes, and for a 4-bedroom home whether everything fits in one 26-foot truck. Pianos, gun safes and pool tables carry a separate specialty charge. The price tool on each route page asks about each of these.
Do you pack for long-distance moves?
Yes. Pick light, standard or full packing, or pack the boxes yourself and let us handle the furniture. Boxes, wardrobe boxes and TV boxes are priced in the same tool. For a long haul we pad and wrap furniture for highway miles, not a ten-minute trip across town, and we label boxes by room so unloading goes quickly.
Can you move me to a city that isn't listed?
Yes. Tell us where you're going with the form at the top of this page or call 504-237-0855. The six routes above are the ones we run most, not the only ones. We'll talk through your home and your dates, then give you a flat price for the move with our own truck and crew door to door.
Do you also move people to New Orleans from other cities?
Yes. Every route runs both ways. If you're coming to New Orleans from Houston, Dallas, Atlanta or another city, the same truck and crew handle pickup and delivery, and the price works the same way: flat, confirmed before the move, with nothing added without your OK.
Are you licensed and insured for long-distance moves?
Yes. AD Movers is licensed by the Louisiana Public Service Commission, LPSC license #8127, and insured, with general liability and cargo coverage. If your building in New Orleans or at the destination asks for a certificate of insurance, send us the property manager's request and we'll get it to them before moving day.
How far ahead should I book a long-distance move?
Two to four weeks gives us time for the walkthrough and gives you a firm delivery date to plan around. The end of the month is when most leases turn over, so allow more lead time if your move lands then. If your dates are tight, call anyway: we'll tell you right away whether a crew and truck are free.

Ready When You Are

Planning a Move Out of New Orleans?

Tell us where you're headed for a ballpark price, or call 504-237-0855 and talk it through with a real person, 7am to 7pm, 7 days a week.

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