LOWES VAN LINES
Residential • Long Distance • Commercial • Nationwide
Moving You Forward
Lowes Van Lines LLC is based in Doral, Florida. Review the company information below and use FMCSA's official consumer lookup to research registration information before an interstate move.
MOVING SERVICES
Choose a planning path that matches the move in front of you. Final availability, scope, pricing and obligations are confirmed for the specific move.
Plan access, inventory, timing, packing and the details that shape move day.
Explore residential moving →
Route, timing, inventory and delivery coordination in one planning path.
Plan long-distance →
Plan locations, access, equipment and continuity requirements before scheduling.
Explore commercial →
Describe fragile items, rooms, priority boxes and other packing needs for review.
Explore packing help →YOUR MOVE, IN STAGES
Start with an estimate request, prepare with practical guides, track your move, and use support when you need it.
Open the moving resource center →Request an estimate, compare service paths, build an inventory and use the moving checklist.
Open checklist →Each page sets out what that kind of move involves and what a representative needs to confirm before written terms exist. Not sure whether you are dealing with a carrier or a broker? Compare movers and brokers first — it changes who is accountable for the shipment.
Apartment, condo and house moves, with room count, access and optional packing captured before a representative reviews the details.
Shorter moves where crew size, building access and timing shape the written terms more than distance does.
Moves between regions, where distance, inventory weight and the delivery window drive the estimate.
Office and business relocations planned around equipment, floor access and out-of-hours scheduling.
Full or partial packing, materials and fragile-item handling, priced as separate options rather than assumed.
Routes within and out of Florida, including seasonal timing and the paperwork a Florida move involves.
Compare local, long-distance, interstate, packing, storage, vehicle, specialty, and commercial moving needs in one structured request before a representative reviews the details.
Share your route, date, property size, access needs, and optional services so a moving specialist can review availability and next steps.
A focused four-step request keeps the essentials clear from the start.
Customers verify both the order number and destination ZIP before viewing limited operational details.
Tracking, claims, general questions, and privacy requests each have a clear, dedicated path.
Enter origin, destination, preferred date, and timing flexibility.
Select move type, property size, and access conditions.
Add packing, storage, vehicle, or specialty-item needs.
Confirm the details, see a preliminary estimate range, and send your request to a moving specialist.
The estimator creates a preliminary planning range from move type, property size, access, and selected services. It is not a binding quote, but it makes the review conversation more useful.
See my estimate rangeUse practical guides for interstate requirements, cost factors, packing, timelines, and questions to ask before choosing a mover.
Understand timing, inventory, access, valuation, and delivery planning for a cross-country move.
Read the guide →Learn the difference between planning ranges, written estimates, movers, and brokers.
Prepare for an interstate move →See the route, inventory, access, timing, service, and valuation factors that shape cost.
Review cost factors →Turn a stressful move into a sequence of manageable decisions and deadlines.
Open the checklist →Use the order number and destination ZIP to check the latest recorded status.
Built for clarity
The site separates move-request contact from optional automated marketing, keeps planning estimates distinct from final written move documents and gives you dedicated routes for support, privacy and communication preferences.
Estimate smarter
Moving costs vary by the actual move. These are common factors worth gathering before your estimate is reviewed.
Origin, destination and route requirements.
The amount, type and handling needs of the items being moved.
Requested dates, availability and scheduling conditions.
Packing, specialty handling or other requested services.
Stairs, elevators, parking, building rules and loading conditions.
Other facts identified during review or the applicable survey process.
Before you request an estimate
Fast answers for the decisions people usually make before they submit a move request.
No. Website planning ranges are preliminary. Final pricing, services and obligations are determined by the applicable move-specific written documents.
You can submit a moving request and review the site's long-distance and interstate planning information. Availability and the contracting service provider must be confirmed for the specific move.
Yes. Use the moving request to describe the services you are interested in, and review the packing guide before the move.
Use the Support page for request-specific assistance. Shipment tracking, claims, privacy requests and communication preferences each have their own dedicated pages.
Home, business, vehicles, freight and specialty items — choose the service that matches the move you actually have.