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Moving company websites that pass the scam test

Customers choosing a mover are afraid of getting scammed, and they skip any website that looks thin. We build moving company websites that look established on the first screen, with your registration numbers, address and estimate process, then turn the visit into an estimate request and a booked walkthrough.

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Screenshot of the Moving Companies example site

A demonstration site for a fictional mover. Click through it.

What this is

Trust first, then the estimate

Proof on every page

Your U.S. DOT number, any state registration, your street address and your coverage, in the header and footer.

Estimate requests

Move date, from and to, home size, stairs, special items, photos by text. Straight to your phone.

Walkthrough booking

In-home or video surveys booked from your calendar, with reminder texts.

Pages for every kind of move

Local, long distance, senior and downsizing, condo and high-rise, office, storage, pianos.

Missed-call text-back

Moving calls come at night and on weekends. Every missed caller gets a text in seconds.

Google reviews

Reviews that say "the price matched the estimate" are what the next customer reads.

See it working for a mover

Open Two Bridges and look at the registration bar, the estimate request and the pricing factors.

Open the example site →
What changes for your business

More estimate requests that turn into moves

Customers who see your registration numbers, address and coverage on the first screen trust you enough to request an estimate. Requests arrive with dates, home size and special items, walkthroughs book themselves, and unsigned estimates get a polite follow-up.

Missed Sunday-night calls get an instant text, and every customer is asked for a Google review that mentions the price matching the estimate.

Why DJH & Co

We understand the paperwork side of moving

We run an insurance agencyDennis J Hendrickson Jr builds every site and also runs Hendrickson Insurance, which quotes commercial auto and business coverage. When your coverage is real, the site says so plainly, because that is what customers are trying to find out.
Every required number in placeFederal and state registration details placed the way the rules ask.
Built free, firstWe build the whole site before you pay anything. You pay only when it is live and you like it.
One person, start to finishCall or text and you get Dennis, not a call center.
$297/month

Website, estimate requests, walkthrough booking, reviews, missed-call text-back. No contract.

Questions movers ask

What has to be on a mover's website?

Interstate movers must show their U.S. DOT number in every advertisement in the form 'U.S. DOT No.' followed by the number (49 CFR 375.207), and link to the federal Ready to Move publication (49 CFR 375.213). Many states also require a state registration or license number in ads. We put every number you hold in the footer of every page.

Can customers book a move online?

They request an estimate online, by text or by phone, and pick a time for an in-home or video walkthrough. Your written estimate goes out for electronic signature, and the system follows up if it sits unsigned.

Do you build for movers in any state?

Yes, anywhere in the United States, with the registration details for the states you operate in.

How much does it cost?

$297 a month, flat. We build the site first and you pay nothing until it is live and you like it. No contract.

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