Military move planning tool

Estimate household-goods weight for a PCS move

Use the estimator to organize an early household-goods plan, then confirm current weight allowances, shipment categories, documentation and transportation procedures through official military sources. Estimates do not replace certified weights or transportation-office guidance.

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Estimate early

Use broad room and item categories to prepare questions and avoid last-minute surprises before the official shipment process.

02

Verify the allowance

Rank, dependency status, orders and shipment type can affect the applicable allowance. Current official guidance controls.

03

Document the move

Keep required inventories, photos, receipts, condition records and certified weight documentation according to current transportation instructions.

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PCS Household-Goods Weight Estimator

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Questions before you rely on the result

Is this an official household-goods weight calculation?

No. It is an early planning estimate. Certified weights and current military transportation rules determine official shipment calculations.

What happens if my estimate is wrong?

Allowances, excess-weight consequences and procedures depend on current official rules. Confirm your situation with the responsible transportation office before relying on an estimate.

Where can I plan the housing side of the move?

Use the O.N.E. Florida military relocation hub, property search and home-search app to compare current Northeast Florida inventory and installation routes.

Connect the tool to a real search

Turn the estimate or shortlist into a Northeast Florida plan.

Compare current homes, local area guides and saved-search alerts, then bring the exact property questions to the O.N.E. Florida team.