Best Reading Movers Near Me – Premium Reading, PA Moving Companies
Reading, Berks, PA, 19601, USA
Published by Chris Townsend
- Long distance Reading, Pennsylvania movers
- Local moving companies in Reading, Pennsylvania
- How much will it cost to move to or from Reading, Pennsylvania?
- Cost & Time Examples For Moving To Or From Reading
- Reading, PA Neighborhood Areas We Serve
- Other Popular Cities In Pennsylvania That We Serve
- Resources
Three Movers is a high-quality, value-oriented moving company in Reading, Pennsylvania. We field the best crews in the business, providing outstanding support to our residential and commercial customers completing local and long distance moves. Please get in touch with us when you need any of the following:
- long distance moving
- local moving
- full-service movers
- international moving
- residential moves
- commercial moves
- corporate moving
- moving and storage
- movers and packers
- movers with a truck
- furniture moving
- military moving
- same day moving
- Office moving
- Cheap moving
Long distance Reading, Pennsylvania movers
If you are wondering how to find the best mover for your long distance move to or from Reading, Pennsylvania, Three Movers has some tips to help you get started:
- Stick with moving companies that are registered with FMCSA. That's the acronym for the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. This agency oversees interstate moving companies and helps protect consumers from shady operators. You can verify whether a local mover is registered by checking on the FMCSA website and, while there, review their safety record and customer complaint history.
- If you consider offers from moving brokers, keep in mind that brokers must also register with FMCSA if they arrange long distance jobs, so they will have a Motor Carrier ID number. Also, brokers may only facilitate work on behalf of movers with whom they have a written agreement. Finally, either the broker or the moving company must conduct a visual survey of your shipment before submitting the price quote.
Local moving companies in Reading, Pennsylvania
In Reading, Pennsylvania, moving companies specializing in local jobs are overseen by the Pennsylvania Public Utilities Commission and may not be subject to FMCSA registration. As a potential customer, take the time to check that the mover has a valid business license and adequate insurance since the oversight may not be as thorough. Small, local companies often rely on word-of-mouth advertising to find new customers, so ask friends and family to recommend a mover with which they have had a good experience.
Some of the big companies work on local and long-distance moves, especially during the slower reason, so check with the Reading branch of the national and regional movers.
How much will it cost to move to or from Reading, Pennsylvania?
Many factors influence the cost of your move. Two of the most significant are the shipment size and the distance from the origin to destination. For example, a local job in Reading, Pennsylvania, could be priced under $1,000 in some cases. In contrast, long distance moves cover a wide range of prices, with an average of around $4,500. The best way to find out what your cost will be is to gather estimates from several reputable movers to compare.
Cost & Time Examples For Moving To Or From Reading
| To / From Reading | Distance | 2 BR | 3 BR | 4 BR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reading, PA to Averill, VT | 383 miles | $2,164 - $2,767 | $3,305 - $4,353 | $4,353 - $6,239 |
| Reading, PA to Armonk, NY | 129 miles | $1,964 - $2,379 | $2,843 - $3,831 | $3,831 - $5,226 |
| Reading, PA to Ashburn, VA | 123 miles | $2,002 - $2,296 | $2,739 - $3,586 | $3,586 - $5,099 |
| Marshville, NC to Reading, PA | 441 miles | $2,323 - $2,975 | $3,456 - $4,695 | $4,695 - $6,752 |
| Naples, FL to Reading, PA | 1036 miles | $3,235 - $4,146 | $4,967 - $6,614 | $6,614 - $9,616 |
| Reading, PA to Orange, TX | 1224 miles | $3,458 - $4,353 | $5,338 - $7,117 | $7,117 - $10,368 |
| Reading, PA to Simi Valley, CA | 2364 miles | $4,801 - $6,104 | $7,351 - $9,895 | $9,895 - $14,673 |
| Reading, PA to Lubbock, TX | 1500 miles | $3,696 - $4,663 | $5,611 - $7,625 | $7,625 - $11,127 |
| Riverside, NJ to Reading, PA | 57 miles | $1,764 - $2,086 | $2,266 - $3,177 | $3,177 - $4,239 |
| Chicago, IL to Reading, PA | 617 miles | $2,646 - $3,396 | $4,066 - $5,390 | $5,390 - $7,795 |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and other factors. Get a quote custom tailored to you.
Reading, PA Neighborhood Areas We Serve
Our local moving services are proud to help with your move in any of the neighborhoods you see below. And if you don't see your neighborhood listed here, don't worry because we can most likely service it.
| Fritztown | Mohns Hill | Jacksonwald |
| Reiffton | Colony Park | Cornwall Terrace |
| Shiloh Hills | Flying Hills | Grill |
| Whitfield | Pennsylvania State U-Penn State Berks | Montrose Manor |
| Gouglersville | Lorane | Pennwyn |
| River View Park |
Other Popular Cities In Pennsylvania That We Serve:
Resources
- Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
- Household Movers Information
- Pennsylvania Moving Regulations
- Protect Your Move
- How to change your mailing address and utility services
Reading, Pennsylvania includes ZIP codes:
19601, 19602, 19603, 19604, 19605, 19606, 19607, 19608, 19609,
19610, 19611, 19612
Frequently Asked Questions
Peak moving season varies slightly from state to state but traditionally happens during the months of summer.
For Reading City, the peak moving season happens between April and September. We recommend avoiding this time period for your move due to the increased rates from companies due to the higher demand for services.
For moving companies operating within the state of Pennsylvania, they need to have a license from the Public Utilities Commission. Visit their site for more information.
All moving companies seeking to operate beyond state lines must be licensed by the U.S. Department of Transportation in order to operate. If you are unsure whether a company you want to work with is licensed or not, visit the FMCSA’s website for confirmation and use their tool to check their license using the company’s DOT number.
Have you checked online communities? You can usually find people that no longer need boxes or moving supplies on places like Craigslist or Facebook groups. Another option is checking local supermarket chains or bookstores to see if they have any that they would otherwise discard.
If you need storage, we can help you with that. We got storage facilities all over. Just contact us to see which location works best for you.
If you need to file a complaint about an interstate move, you can visit the FMCSA’s website. There, you will also find a list of resources on how to protect yourself from moving fraud.
