Is Security Storage & Van Co Of Norfolk Va Inc legit?

USDOT #121073 · Norfolk, VA

We have not yet read this company's record on FMCSA's mover search.

Queued — every mover's page here is read within days. FMCSA asks crawlers for a 60-second pace and we comply, so verdicts land steadily rather than all at once.

What the federal record shows

Federal household-goods authority We have not yet read this carrier's page on FMCSA's mover search.
Cargo insurance on file FMCSA holds a cargo insurance filing for at least one of this company's dockets.
Broker surety bond on file A surety bond is on file, which is what a household-goods broker must carry.
Complaint history Not yet read from FMCSA's complaint database.
FMCSA safety rating Rated Satisfactory.

Household goods complaints filed with FMCSA

We have not read this company's complaint record yet. It is queued, and every mover's page is read within days — FMCSA asks crawlers for a 60-second pace and we comply.

Against movers its own size

Complaint counts scale with how many moves a company does. Among the 62 other movers in the 5–19 vehicles band:

Zero complaints here, and zero is the band's median too.

12 peers have more complaints on file, 0 fewer. Fleet size comes from the company's own filing with FMCSA and can be out of date; a broker with no trucks lands in the smallest band by definition.

Operating authority on file

Docket MC128699

Common
Active

Contract
None

Broker
Active

Cargo insurance
Yes

Surety bond
Yes

Fleet: 15 trucks, 4 tractors, 10 trailers
FMCSA safety rating: Satisfactory
Phone on file: (757) 466-9000
Address on file: 3809 Progress Road, Norfolk, VA 23502

Where this came from

Complaint counts and the authorization sentence are read from FMCSA's page on FMCSA's household goods mover search, whose snapshot is dated —. Docket status and insurance filings come from FMCSA's Licensing & Insurance file; fleet counts and the safety rating come from the company census. Both are republished daily by the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Numbers here are the government's, not ours. If you believe a record is wrong, the company itself can challenge complaints inside NCCDB.