North Carolina Local Moving Experts Since 1976
Local Movers in Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, North Carolina
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Why Choose Us?
Moving Service Expertise You Can Trust
Fine art, antiques and fragile items?
We are experienced museum movers, and we offer solutions like acid free tissue paper, individual wrapping of rare books and manuscripts, “floated” oil paintings, and custom-built crates to provide museum quality packing and shipping services.
Oversized Item?
We have extensive experience with grand pianos, hot tubs, oversized furniture, gun safes, heavy machinery, vehicles and more.
Need a guaranteed delivery date?
Right from the beginning, back in 1976, Truckin’ Movers provided exact dates to domestic moving customers. And we still do! No matter the size of your move, we give exact date service anywhere within the continental 48 states.
Our Customers Say it Best
With over 200 five-star reviews and a 4.9-star rating, our track record speaks for itself. We’re proud to be one of Durham’s most trusted moving companies.

Local Moving Company in North Carolina
How do you charge for a local move?
- Local moving is regulated by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC). A move is a local move when the distance between the origin and the destination is less than 35 miles. Local moving must be charged by the hour and hourly rates may not exceed the maximum set by the NCUC.
- A minimum of one hour for “travel time” must be charged on all local moves. Travel time covers the time spent preparing the truck, briefing the crew, getting the crew to the origin, getting them back from your destination and completing the check in procedure back at our office. We charge additional travel time if the distance to the origin and back from the destination is more than 50 miles.
- The time starts when our crew pulls up in front of your origin location and stops when they pull away from your final destination. We charge to the nearest tenth of an hour. Short breaks of 5-10 minutes every two to three hours are included in the billable time. Longer breaks for meals are not included in the billable time.
How do you charge for a North Carolina Long Distance (NCLD) move?
NCLD moves are regulated by the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC). The move is an NCLD when the origin and destination are both in North Carolina and they are more than 35 miles apart. NCLD moves must be charged based on shipment weight and distance traveled.
How do you cover moving damage?
Our movers are very experienced, well trained and very careful – so we keep damages to a minimum. However, damages can occur. The North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) regulates how damages must be covered on local and NCLD moves (see types of moves above). The NCUC says we must offer two levels of coverage called minimum value and replacement value. The first level is offered on all moves at no additional charge. To increase the coverage to replacement value, we are required to charge the NCUC tariff rate . Click on this link to see the details of this coverage and the rates for each.
How large is the truck?
- We have three sizes of trucks in our fleet, 16’ box trucks, 26’ box trucks, and tractor trailers.
- The 26’ box trucks are the largest trucks you can get with just two axles. They are like the largest sized U-haul truck, only a little longer and taller.
We have semi trailers that vary in length from 24’ to 53’.
Do you have any minimum charges?
- Minimum charges for local moves vary from 3-4 hours depending on the time of the year.
- The minimum for NCLD moves depends on the distance traveled, and the level of service provided, like exclusive use of a vehicle with exact moving dates.





