Find registered moving companies across New Hampshire: city directories, movers outside the major metro areas, and how moving companies are licensed in the state. Our directory lists 42 moving companies in New Hampshire registered with FMCSA to carry household goods.
Registered movers in New Hampshire by city
| City area | Registered movers | Interstate authority | In-state only | Median time registered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manchester | 16 | 14 | 1 | 9 yrs |
Largest registered fleets in New Hampshire
| Company | Based in | Trucks | On register | Interstate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trend Moving & Storage | Londonderry | 17 | 8 yrs | Yes |
| Ray The Mover | Manchester | 10 | 11 yrs | Yes |
| Bridges Bros Movers | North Hampton | 10 | 8 yrs | Yes |
| Daniels Moving & Storage LLC | Canaan | 10 | 5 yrs | Yes |
| Able Moving & Storage | Merrimack | 9 | 52 yrs | Yes |
| Wood Bros Moving Storage LLC | Portsmouth | 8 | 18 yrs | Yes |
| 2 Jacked Guyz Moving | Keene | 7 | 1 yrs | Yes |
| Preferred Movers | North Hampton | 6 | 21 yrs | Yes |
| College Bound Movers Incoporated | Merrimack | 4 | 30 yrs | Yes |
| Connecticut River Moving Company LLC | Orford | 4 | 11 yrs | Yes |
Source: FMCSA Company Census File, data as of 2026-11-15. Fleet size is not a measure of quality. A listing is not an endorsement.
Moving regulations in New Hampshire
Rules for moves that stay within New Hampshire vary. Some states license or register household-goods movers through their transportation department or public utilities commission, while others don't. Ask the mover for any New Hampshire license or registration number and check it with the issuing agency, or ask the New Hampshire attorney general's consumer protection office. For moves to or from another state, the mover must be registered with FMCSA and hold interstate household-goods authority.
For moves to or from another state, the mover must be registered with FMCSA and hold interstate household-goods authority. How to check a moving company.
Moving services
- Local Movers
- Long Distance Movers
- Interstate Movers
- Apartment Movers
- Office & Commercial Movers
- Packing Services
- Storage and Moving
- Last-Minute & Same-Day Movers
Frequently asked questions
Do movers in New Hampshire need a license?
Rules for moves that stay within New Hampshire vary. Some states license or register household-goods movers through their transportation department or public utilities commission, while others don't. Ask the mover for any New Hampshire license or registration number and check it with the issuing agency, or ask the New Hampshire attorney general's consumer protection office. For moves to or from another state, the mover must be registered with FMCSA and hold interstate household-goods authority.
How much does it cost to move within New Hampshire?
Local moves are usually charged by the hour and long moves by weight and distance. See our moving cost guide for rough ranges.