Winter Moving INC (Winter Moving and Storage)

What the federal record says

Winter Moving INC trades as Winter Moving and Storage and holds USDOT number 2032816 and operating authority MC-716188. FMCSA records the company as an active interstate carrier for hire with a registered address in San Francisco, San Francisco County, California. Its household goods authority is on file as common carrier of household goods and contract carrier of household goods, which is the grant that allows a company to move a household across a state line for money. The USDOT record was created on 12 May 2010, 16 years before this snapshot, and the last MCS-150 form on file was filed on 26 November 2025.

Winter Moving INC reports 4 power units and 6 drivers, 1.5 drivers per truck. At that size a long haul booking usually means one crew and one truck for the whole trip, so dates are tight and a delay at the origin runs through the whole schedule. The equipment itemized on the form is 4 trucks. The company reported 90,000 miles for 2024, which works out at roughly 22,500 miles per power unit. That places it 176th by fleet size among the 416 registered household goods carriers based in California.

Household goods is the only cargo classification on the record, so this is a dedicated moving operation rather than a freight carrier that also takes household work. The registered address falls in the San Francisco-Oakland-Fremont, CA metropolitan area, where 45 other registered household goods carriers are based. FMCSA has not assigned this carrier a safety rating, which is normal: most registered carriers have never been through a compliance review.

The nearest other registered household goods carriers are Delancey Street Foundation in San Francisco (same ZIP code area), George Elwell Trucking INC in San Francisco (same ZIP code area), Corrib Moving & Storage Company LLC in San Francisco (same ZIP code area). Distances are between ZIP code centers, so they are approximate. Getting three written estimates from companies in the same area is the single cheapest thing you can do to avoid being overcharged.