Find Movers in Alaska

41 FMCSA-registered moving companies across 3 cities in Alaska — every one matched to its federal USDOT record, so you can check who you're hiring before they show up with a truck.

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Cities With FMCSA-Verified Movers in Alaska

Ranked by how many registered movers are based there. Pick a city to compare every listing side by side.

Who moves Alaska

53% of Alaska movers run a single truck. That's normal for this industry — but it means the person quoting you is often the person driving, so checking the USDOT record matters even more.

Fleet size, as reported to the FMCSA

Single truck: 21 owner-operators · 53%
2–5 trucks: 16 small crews · 40%
6–20 trucks: 3 regional fleets · 8%
21+ trucks: 0 large carriers · 0%

Licensed to cross state lines

9 interstate 32 in-state only

Largest fleets in Alaska

By trucks reported to the FMCSA

1 record with truck counts that don't add up against their driver count (e.g. tens of thousands of trucks, two drivers) are left out of fleet totals and this ranking.

No state mover license

Moving Regulations in Alaska

Alaska deregulated trucking: the Alaska Motor Freight Carrier Act (AS 42.10) was repealed by ballot initiative effective February 28, 1985. There is no state mover license.

Alaska moving rules → Federal rules for interstate moves

Why Use FindTheMovers to Find a Mover in Alaska?

Hiring an unlicensed mover is one of the most common ways people get scammed during a move — a quote that balloons once your belongings are on the truck, or a company that simply isn't who it claimed to be.

Every listing on this page is cross-checked against official FMCSA registration records, so you can see a mover's USDOT number, operating authority, and fleet size before you pick up the phone.

Alaska movers: common questions

How many moving companies are in Alaska?

FindTheMovers lists 41 FMCSA-registered household goods movers based in Alaska, across 3 cities with three or more movers each.

Are most Alaska movers large companies or small operators?

Mostly small. 53% of Alaska movers in our directory report a single truck to the FMCSA, and 0 report more than 20.

Can Alaska movers handle a move to another state?

Only if they're registered for interstate operation. 9 of the Alaska movers we list (22%) are; the rest are registered for intrastate moves only. Each listing shows which.

How do I check a Alaska mover before hiring?

Open the mover's listing here to see its USDOT number, then look up that number on the FMCSA's SAFER system and confirm the legal name and address match your estimate.

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