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O'Neill Transfer & Storage vs Allied Van Lines

Researched and written by Daniel Harper · Reviewed by Amanda Brooks · Last reviewed August 2026

At-a-glance

We publish no numeric score for moving companies, so this page names no winner. O'Neill Transfer & Storage is described as best for portland-area household and office moves handled by a century-old agency operating its own crews and warehouse, while Allied Van Lines is described as best for large interstate and international moves. Compare the registration and authority records below, verify each USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER, and get a binding estimate from both before booking.

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CategoryO'Neill Transfer & StorageAllied Van Lines
USDOT103317076235
MC #11161715735
Carrier or brokercarrierboth
Founded19201928
HeadquartersBeaverton, ORFort Wayne, IN
CoverageInterstate (48)All 50 states
ServicesLocal, Long-distance, Packing, Storage, CorporateLong-distance, International, Packing, Storage, Auto transport, Corporate
Legal name on the federal filingO'NEILL TRANSFER & STORAGE COALLIED VAN LINES INC
Entity statusA
Operating authority heldHousehold goodsHousehold goods, Property, Carrier and broker
Power units on the census file1,056
Drivers on the census file1,944
Safety ratingS
Federal record as of2026-08-162026-08-13
2BR interstate estimate (BestMovers.info estimate)$1,400–$4,800$3,200–$7,500

Legal name, entity status, operating authority, fleet counts and safety rating come from the FMCSA motor carrier census and licensing files, and appear only where the identifier on the federal record matched the company record on this page. Where a row is absent for one company, this site holds no verified federal value for it.

O'Neill Transfer & Storage

O'Neill Transfer & Storage files from the Portland metropolitan area in Oregon under its own federal registration, carrying docket MC-111617. The registration is the company's own: the corporate registration of Wheaton Van Lines is a separate federal record belonging to a separate registrant, and it is not stored here even though third-party directories have attached the van line's corporate USDOT to this brand. That is a directory error and it is not repeated. The company states first-party that it is a Wheaton agency; an agency relationship is recorded as a relationship and the van line's identifiers stay outside this record. No federal safety rating is on file, which is neither a positive nor a negative signal. The company states first-party that it has served the region since 1920. A separate first-party phrase describing more than a hundred years of service is a less precise statement of the same history rather than a competing year, so it is not recorded as a source conflict and the founding year is published as stated.

USDOT
103317
Pros
  • Best for portland-area household and office moves handled by a century-old agency operating its own crews and warehouse.
  • Interstate (48) coverage; founded 1920.
Watch out
  • The fleet reported on the federal registration is small, so a large interstate shipment may travel under the van line's network rather than entirely on the agency's own equipment.
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Allied Van Lines

Allied Van Lines operates one of the largest North American moving networks through agent-affiliates, and offers interstate and international household-goods moving. Full value protection is offered as the paid alternative to the default released value liability, as required of interstate carriers.

USDOT
076235
Pros
  • Best for large interstate and international moves.
  • All 50 states coverage; founded 1928.
Watch out
  • Pricing skews higher than budget operators; binding estimates require an in-home survey.
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O'Neill Transfer & Storage
Best for

Portland-area household and office moves handled by a century-old agency operating its own crews and warehouse

Not ideal for

The fleet reported on the federal registration is small, so a large interstate shipment may travel under the van line's network rather than entirely on the agency's own equipment.

Allied Van Lines
Best for

Large interstate and international moves

Not ideal for

Pricing skews higher than budget operators; binding estimates require an in-home survey.

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Is O'Neill Transfer & Storage or Allied Van Lines better in 2026?
We hold no basis to prefer one over the other. We publish no numeric score for moving companies, and the records we hold for both are the same fields: registration, operating authority, founding year, coverage, and an estimated price range. O'Neill Transfer & Storage is described as best for portland-area household and office moves handled by a century-old agency operating its own crews and warehouse; Allied Van Lines is described as best for large interstate and international moves. Check each company's USDOT record on FMCSA SAFER for authority status and complaint history, then compare binding-not-to-exceed estimates for your own move.
How do O'Neill Transfer & Storage and Allied Van Lines compare on price?
For a typical 2-bedroom interstate move, O'Neill Transfer & Storage estimates land around $1,400–$4,800 and Allied Van Lines estimates land around $3,200–$7,500. Actual quotes depend on weight, distance, service level, date, and availability.
Are O'Neill Transfer & Storage and Allied Van Lines both FMCSA-licensed?
O'Neill Transfer & Storage operates under USDOT 103317 and Allied Van Lines operates under USDOT 076235. Always verify the specific entity quoting your move on FMCSA SAFER before signing an estimate.
How do I check complaints against O'Neill Transfer & Storage or Allied Van Lines?
Look up each company by its USDOT number on FMCSA SAFER, which publishes complaint and crash history for the registered entity, and check the state regulator where the move starts. Ratings published by third parties are not shown here unless the specific profile they came from has been recorded.
What estimate type should I ask for?
For interstate moves, ask for a binding or binding-not-to-exceed estimate after an in-home or video survey. Sight-unseen non-binding interstate quotes are not reliable and tend to grow on delivery day.
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