About HyreMover: An Independent Moving Guide

Who publishes this. HyreMover is one of the HYRE Network's independent home-service information sites. It is written by the HyreMover research desk, not by a moving company, a carrier or a broker.

No moving company pays to appear here, and none is ranked or rated. The guides and tools are free and ask for nothing.

What is HyreMover for?

HyreMover helps you understand the decisions inside a move before you sign anything. Which estimate type to ask for. What valuation actually pays. How to check a mover's USDOT number. What moves the price.

When you are ready to talk to someone, we want to connect you with moving companies that serve your route. That part is still being built. The guides and tools are open to everyone now.

What does HyreMover do?

Explains the job. What each kind of move involves and what a complete estimate contains. Start with the eight moving services.
Explains the rules. Estimate types, the in-home survey and the 110 percent rule, sourced to the regulation. See how moving estimates work.
Offers free tools. 9 moving calculators and planners that work on your own numbers. No email needed.
Helps you hire well. Ten things to check before you sign, and the fraud patterns to spot.

What does HyreMover not do?

No moving. We do not move, pack, store or handle belongings. We are not a carrier.
No brokering. We do not arrange carriage the way a household goods broker does.
No insurance. We do not sell moving insurance or valuation coverage.
No ratings. We rate no movers and publish no reviews beyond what federal and state records support.

How is HyreMover paid?

We expect to earn money by introducing people to moving companies. You are never charged. Where that relationship applies, the page says so.

The risk, stated plainly. A site paid for introductions could start telling everyone to hire a full crew. The test is whether it ever says something that costs it business. Ours does.

We tell people that hiring labor only is sometimes the right answer. We say the binding not-to-exceed estimate is the one to ask for by name. And we explain that released value pays 60 cents per pound per article, not what an item was worth. See moving valuation and insurance.

What standard does the content meet?

Primary sources first. Regulatory and consumer-protection claims cite FMCSA and the Code of Federal Regulations, with the reference on the page.
Dated, not evergreen. Anything time-sensitive carries the date we checked it. Rules are amended and registrations lapse.
Gaps stay visible. Unverified stays labeled unverified. In a trade with documented fraud, a confident guess is worse than an admitted gap.
No paid placement. A company cannot pay to change what we say about estimates, valuation or brokers.

The full rules are in our editorial policy. How we vet moving companies explains what any check can and cannot prove.

Where do the regulatory facts come from?

Protect Your Move — consumer guidance for interstate moves, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
Company registration and safety records lookup, FMCSA — SAFER System
Filing a complaint against a household goods mover, FMCSA — National Consumer Complaint Database
Moving scams and consumer protection, Federal Trade Commission
Renters and homeowners coverage for goods in transit, Insurance Information Institute

How do I reach HyreMover?

Email us with questions, corrections or anything you think we got wrong. Corrections are the fastest way to improve a page.

Email

hello@hyremover.com

Phone

(866) 582-8523

Mailing address

6975 Union Park Avenue, Midvale, UT 84047, United States. This is a mailing address for a national information site, not a moving depot. No truck is dispatched from it.

The contact page lists every way to reach us, and the moving FAQ answers common questions. If you run a moving business, the page for moving companies explains how inquiries will reach a company.

Is HyreMover part of a network?

Yes. hyremover.com is one of a group of independent home-service information sites published under the HYRE name, each covering one trade. They share editorial standards, a privacy policy and a technical platform. None of them performs the work it writes about.

Where are the other trust pages?

How HyreMover works What happens when you ask for help, and to your details.
How we vet moving companies What a USDOT check proves, and what it does not.
Editorial policy Sourcing, corrections and how money is kept away from the advice.
Lead quality standard The tests an inquiry must pass before it goes anywhere.

Questions people ask

Is HyreMover a moving company?

No. We do not move, pack, store or handle belongings. We are not a carrier, and we are not a broker arranging carriage. HyreMover is an independent information site that is building a way to connect people planning a move with moving companies.

How does HyreMover make money?

We expect moving companies to pay us for introducing people to them. You are never charged. That creates a risk that the money shapes the advice, so our editorial policy keeps the two apart and we publish no rankings of moving companies.

Who writes HyreMover?

The HyreMover research desk. We publish under the organization rather than invent named authors. Regulatory statements cite the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) and 49 CFR Part 375, with the date we last checked them.

Why do you not publish an average moving cost?

Because an average fits no real move. The same house can be an hourly local job or a weight-based interstate one, packed by you or by a crew, with a curbside truck or a third-floor walk-up. We show you how an estimate is built instead, so you can read yours.

Is HyreMover part of a larger network?

Yes. HyreMover is one of the HYRE Network of home-service information sites. They share a research approach, an editorial policy and a technical platform. Each site covers one trade.