When it comes time to move, Pay Per Load Movers takes the stress out of your local relocation. We will help you understand the way local moving charges are determined, provide you with an accurate estimate and gladly answer any questions you may have along the way.

What is a local move?
A move is considered to be local if the following criteria are met: The move begins (origin) and ends (destination) within the same metropolitan area. There should be no more than 20* miles between the two locations.

Both locations will be serviced on the same day by the same crew.

The move is continuously billed from beginning to end.

Any move under 20* miles is generally considered a local move, while relocating beyond that distance in the same state is an intrastate move. A local move is commonly charged at an hourly or flat rate. Longer intrastate moves are generally priced on the weight of your shipment or an average of hours worked and distance. (Always check with moving companies about how you will charged). A move out of state is an interstate move, also called a long-distance move.

*Additional mileage will be billed at .50 cents per mile.

We have rates available to accommodate all budgets.

The better prepared our clients are on moving day, the more efficient our moving professionals can be.