Long-haul lanes out of Glendale, driven by the TLC crew end to end
Mason wanted this part of the business done right or not at all, because long-distance work is where most movers quietly let their customers down. Somewhere between Arizona and the destination, the average carrier transfers your shipment to an interlined trailer you never met, and your furniture sits in a yard somewhere waiting for someone else’s load to fill out the run. TLC does not work that way on a single job. The same Glendale crew loads at your door, drives the haul, and unloads at the other end. Mason or Wes Albright is behind the wheel of the tractor, and your contact at our Glendale Avenue office stays the same person from the first phone call to the last carry. Every interstate move runs on a binding written flat rate that starts at $2,480, set after a walkthrough so the figure on your contract is the figure on your final invoice.
These are the long-distance lanes we drive most often, with miles and the road we actually take:
- Glendale to Tucson, AZ: about 135 miles east on I-10, our biggest in-state lane.
- Glendale to Flagstaff, AZ: roughly 155 miles north on I-17 through Sedona, with high-altitude delivery at the far end.
- Glendale to Las Vegas, NV: about 290 miles up US-93 North, a single-state-line snowbird haul.
- Glendale to San Diego, CA: roughly 360 miles west on I-8, the coastal California lane.
- Glendale to Albuquerque, NM: about 460 miles east on I-40, a desert haul into New Mexico.
- Glendale to Denver, CO: roughly 830 miles north on I-25, two days behind the wheel with an overnight stop.
Going somewhere off this list? Reece on our long-haul desk books one-off interstate jobs every week. Send the two addresses and the rough home size and he will price it. Call (888) 711-4778.