TBH person who knows interstate moving options?

[stickbowcoop]

When we moved from PA to TX we considered renting first. The mover offered holding our stuff in storage for a fee but that wasn't included in my relocation package so we didn't do it. I wish we did rent now because I am not real happy with where we bought our house.

Good luck and congrats!

[BTLowry]

Good luck and congrats on having a plan to get out of that God forsaken state

[41Chevy]

When my Daughter made the move back to Anchorage she used ABF. They drop a trailer and you load. Charge by the foot.
When we make the move in the Spring we use them or a UHAUL crate.

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[Bill]

Update-

Perow and I spoke, thanks for the introduction! We then spoke, he’s having a local estimator call me Monday. I want to see the options and prices from a full-service moving company.

Webb09 call me whenever it’s convenient.

Thanks for the other suggestions.

Now- back to another day painting. I’ve eventually got to run out of walls!




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[BigL]

Glad the plans are coming together Bill. You should definitely come to Texas and let it warm up before going to Montana. I can put you on hogs in San Saba pretty easily. We could also get a few Granger hunts in too.

[Bill]

Thanks again guys!

We had 2 estimators cone out this week and I’m going to talk to the Texas-based moving firm next week to get a quote so we know our options.

Back to painting- I learned wall texturing repair on YouTube this week.


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[Blank]

I have moved myself and several other families across country a couple times. We have always used a 26' U-Haul van. That will hold the vast majority of a 3-4 bedroom house and all the odds and ends or valuables go into a car which follows the van. Cost for a week long trip usually runs $2500-3000, plus all the packaging insurance fuel etc. adds up to $4000 total.