137 motor carriers with a moving-related name are registered at physical addresses across 24 cities in Sacramento, Placer, Yolo and El Dorado counties. This directory lists them with the numbers you can check yourself - USDOT, fleet size, driver count and the date their registration was last updated - instead of star ratings nobody can verify.
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Search for movers in any Sacramento suburb and you get a map pack, a couple of national brands and a handful of small operators with no way to tell them apart. What you cannot see anywhere is which of those companies is properly registered, how big it actually is, and whether its federal record has been kept up to date. That is public data - it is just buried. This site puts it next to the local detail that decides how a move goes.
Get the USDOT and the California CPUC permit number in writing, confirm the crew size and the minimum hours rather than the hourly rate alone, ask who actually loads the truck, and never pay a large deposit to a company that cannot name the carrier doing the work. Everything else - how many trucks a company owns, how long it has been registered - is in the table on each city page.
No star ratings, no "top 10" ranked by who pays, no invented review counts. Company names, USDOT numbers, addresses, phone numbers, fleet counts and registration dates come from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (datahub.transportation.gov, dataset kjg3-diqy), read on 2026-10-13. Quote links are affiliate links, and the whole method - including what the data cannot tell you - is on the data page.
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