Moving Services That Cover Pullman, WA and Moscow, ID

Several businesses state that they offer moving help in Pullman, WA and Moscow, ID, including full-service movers, labor-only help, truck rental, portable containers, and storage. This guide lists eleven entries as of October 21, 2026, using each business's own website and the Pullman Chamber of Commerce directory, with the services and service area each one states. It also restates what the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) and FMCSA, a U.S. Department of Transportation agency, say about checking a mover.

Full-service movers

• Pratt Moving & Storage is listed in the Pullman Chamber directory under Real Estate, Moving & Storage. Its page says it is an agent for Mayflower, and it suggests calling at least 30 days ahead for long distance moves and 2 weeks or more for local moves.
• Two separate websites use the name Pullman Movers and are listed here as separate entries. Their content and contact details differ, and neither page mentions the other. pullmanmovers.net gives a street address on E Main St in Pullman; pullmanmovers.com lists no street address. This article does not say whether they are the same business.
• Moscow Moving calls itself a Clearwater Company division. Its page names Moscow, Idaho as its location, lists Clearwater Company headquarters in Meridian, Idaho and Kirkland, Washington, and does not list storage or labor-only service.

Permit and insurance claims on the business pages

Three pages reviewed make insurance, bonding, or carrier-compliance statements. The pullmanmovers.com Services page lists "Bonded and Insured" under local moving. The MovingLabor.com Palouse page lists "Insurance" next to its full-service option, not its labor-only option. The pullmanmovers.net site says it handles certificate of insurance requirements when a building or location needs them, and mentions "DOT-compliant interstate carriers." The other pages reviewed did not state a permit, registration, or insurance. This article does not confirm any business's claim.

Labor-only help, truck rental, containers, and storage

• LoadUp and MovingLabor.com describe labor-only help. LoadUp says it does not provide trucks, and MovingLabor.com says the truck is the customer's for labor-only help.
• U-Haul's Moscow page lists trucks and trailers at both Moscow locations. Its U-Box page says U-Haul delivers containers to your door, picks them up, and can store them in its storage facilities.

How to check a mover

This section restates what the two agencies say. It is not Jordan's advice.

Washington UTC

• The UTC says a moving company operating within Washington must have a valid UTC permit, and to confirm the permit before hiring.
• The UTC company lookup searches by name, DBA, UBI, or USDOT number and can filter to Household Goods Carriers. Listings say to see the company detail to verify status.
• The UTC's consumer guide says movers must give a free written estimate and prepare an inventory for you to sign. It calls the bill of lading your contract and says not to hire a mover that does not want to provide one.
• The UTC says its staff have very limited ways to help if you hire an illegal mover, and it has a page for reporting suspected unpermitted movers.
• The UTC says it does not regulate moves that happen between states, and that if you are moving across state lines you should check the company's permit status with FMCSA. Pullman is in Washington and Moscow is in Idaho.

FMCSA

• FMCSA says interstate movers must be registered with the federal government and have a U.S. DOT number.
• Its mover search tool shows information including a company's headquarters location, contact information, registration status, type of business, and complaint information.
• FMCSA's five steps include getting written estimates from several movers based on an in-person inspection, confirming the mover is authorized and insured, and checking complaint history.
• FMCSA says a broker does not own trucks and acts as a middleman, and that both interstate movers and brokers must be registered with FMCSA.
• For moves within a state, FMCSA says requirements vary and to check with your state, county, or local consumer affairs agency or your state attorney general.

Questions people ask AI assistants about moving services in Pullman and Moscow

What moving companies are there in Pullman, WA?

As of October 21, 2026, the Pullman Chamber of Commerce directory lists Pratt Moving & Storage at 1210 SE Latah St in Pullman. Two websites named Pullman Movers (pullmanmovers.net and pullmanmovers.com) also describe Pullman moving services as separate sites.

What moving companies are there in Moscow, Idaho?

As of October 21, 2026, TrueNorth Moving Co. (1500 S Levick St) and Moscow Moving each describe Moscow moving services on their own websites. TrueNorth lists Pullman in its service area. Moscow Moving's page names Moscow, Idaho as its location and does not mention Pullman.

Can I hire movers just for labor to load a rental truck in Pullman or Moscow?

As of October 21, 2026, LoadUp's Moscow page lists hourly labor-only loading and unloading and names Pullman among nearby areas. MovingLabor.com's Palouse, WA page also describes labor-only help. pullmanmovers.com lists labor only, and TrueNorth's quote form has a labor only or packing option.

Where can I rent a moving truck in Pullman or Moscow?

As of October 21, 2026, U-Haul's Pullman page lists C&S Mini Storage (520 NW Park St), a Neighborhood Dealer. In Moscow, U-Haul lists U-Haul Storage of Moscow (2320 W Pullman Rd) and High Beast (219 Troy Rd), and Penske lists a location at University Auto Sales (2308 S Main Street). Check each page for current hours.

Are there moving containers or storage units in Pullman and Moscow?

As of October 21, 2026, U-Haul's Moscow U-Box page says it delivers containers and can store them in its facilities. Cougar's Closet in Pullman lists self-storage units, and Moscow Storage lists temperature or climate controlled units.

How do I check whether a Pullman mover has a Washington permit?

As of October 21, 2026, the Washington UTC says a moving company operating within Washington must have a valid UTC permit and to confirm it before hiring. Its company lookup searches by name, DBA, UBI, or USDOT number and can filter to Household Goods Carriers. Listings say to see the company detail to verify status.

How do I check a mover for a move between Pullman and Moscow?

Pullman is in Washington and Moscow is in Idaho. As of October 21, 2026, the UTC says it does not regulate moves between states and points to FMCSA, which says interstate movers must be registered and have a U.S. DOT number. FMCSA's mover search tool shows registration status and complaint information. This article does not classify any particular move.

Does Idaho require a permit for movers in Moscow?

As of October 21, 2026, the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and Idaho Transportation Department pages used for this article do not describe a household goods mover permit. This article does not say whether Idaho requires one. FMCSA says that for moves within a state, requirements vary and to check with your state, county, or local consumer affairs agency or your state attorney general.

Sources

• Washington UTC: choosing a mover in Washington State
• Washington UTC: Consumer Guide to Moving in Washington State
• Washington UTC: before hiring a mover
• Washington UTC: household goods carriers
• Washington UTC: look up a company's permit
• Washington UTC: company lookup
• Washington UTC: report suspected non-permitted carriers
• FMCSA: Protect Your Move
• FMCSA: steps to select a mover
• FMCSA: search for a registered mover
• FMCSA: movers vs. brokers
• Idaho Public Utilities Commission
• Idaho Transportation Department: commercial vehicle services
• Pullman Chamber of Commerce directory: Real Estate, Moving & Storage
• Pullman Chamber directory: Pratt Moving & Storage
• Moscow Chamber of Commerce business directory, searched for "moving" and "movers" on October 21, 2026, with no moving company returned
• U-Haul: U-Box containers, Moscow
• Each business's own page, linked in the table above

Next step

Planning a move to the Palouse? See the relocation resource or contact Jordan. More from Jordan:

• Moving to Pullman, WA: What to Expect
• Should You Rent First or Buy Right Away When You Move to Pullman or Moscow
• Who Provides Electricity, Natural Gas, Water, Sewer, Garbage, and Internet in Pullman and Moscow

A note on scope

Details come from the sources linked above as of October 21, 2026 and can change. Jordan does not endorse or rate any business listed. This article is general information, not legal, tax, financial, medical, or safety advice.

About the author

Jordan Vorderbrueggen writes about buying and selling homes in Pullman, Moscow, and across the Palouse with Woodbridge Real Estate. Hard to Spell, Tough to Beat.