Home Moving

Wether your moving to Connecticut or Florida we can handle it. Because we're moving not just household belongings, but your home, Crum Van Lines goes beyond the ordinary in taking all necessary steps to ensure a trouble-free move. Rest assured, you're in good hands with Crum Van Lines.

We have several service options to handle your out-of-state move. Because established rates and tariffs regulate inter-state moves, your Crum Van Lines Representative can help you understand your options and select the services that are correct for your move.

Customer Satisfaction Survey Program
Because how well we do with your move can be the difference in whether you suggest Crum Van Lines to your friends and family, we provide each of our families a brief questionnaire. Your input, thoughts, and feedback help to ensure each and every customer is provided the highest level of service possible. When requested, please take a moment to complete our survey.

Superior Services
Feel like Royalty with our outstanding service upgrades such as our "White Glove" Pack and Move service. You're relocation will be managed by professionals at each step of the way. Need help in cleaning the home your leaving? We can do that too.

Liability Protection
As is standard in the industry, Crum Van Lines offers basic liability protection for your belongings. This coverage is limited to 60 cents per pound per article at no cost to you. However, you may feel basic liability protection may not provide enough coverage in the unlikely event something is lost or damaged. You're safe move and peace of mind is our top priority, so please inquire as to what the best option for your move may be.

Estimate Accuracy
Our Crum Van Lines Representative will work with you to provide a pricing estimate that accurately reflects your move. For the best results, please show our representative all areas involved in your move, and be sure to point out those items you feel need special attention.

Non-allowables
Before your possessions are packed and loaded, it is important that you understand which items cannot be shipped because they represent a hazard or are perishable. Listed below are some common non-allowable items that you will need to address prior to your pack and load dates.

Perishables – Food, plants or living things that may die or spoil in transit.*

Examples include:

Items of Personal Importance/Sentimental Value – This third category of non-allowables can create problems should your shipment be delayed or items lost. We suggest that irreplaceable items and/or sentimental items be carried with you instead of being packed with your shipment.