The Complete Business Plan Blueprint: How to Build a Lender-Ready Plan Using the 7 Core Sections (2025 U.S. Guide)
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Launch a residential, commercial, or interstate moving service with a lender-ready plan that speaks your industry’s language—rates, routes, trucks, crews, margins, insurance, and compliance. This editable template follows the SBA format lenders expect and includes a clear 3-year forecast you can tailor to your city, fleet size, and seasonality.
You’ll get structured sections for market analysis, pricing logic (hourly, flat-rate, linehaul), staffing and scheduling, dispatch and claims procedures, and a marketing plan that actually books jobs. Replace sample assumptions with your ZIP codes, rates, and service mix—export to PDF and walk into the bank this week.
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Quick Answer: The fastest way to write a bank-ready moving company business plan is to start with an SBA-aligned template—then localize your service radius, pricing (hourly + linehaul), fleet and crew schedule, and a 3-year forecast tied to jobs per week and average ticket.
Interstate household-goods carriers must obtain FMCSA operating authority and file public liability and cargo insurance; consumer protections in 49 CFR Part 375 apply to estimates, bills of lading, and valuation options. See FMCSA — Types of Operating Authority and FMCSA — Household Goods Regulations.
Generic templates skip the hard parts—crew scheduling, COIs, claims, and real margin math. This plan is written for moving companies, so your pricing, utilization targets, and controls are credible to lenders. Edit assumptions and export a professional PDF your bank recognizes on sight.
Quote labor by crew size and hours, plus truck, fuel, stairs/elevator, long carries, and linehaul for interstate. Model three tiers (basic, standard, premium packing). Break-even hinges on jobs/week × crew hours × average ticket versus labor, fuel, maintenance, and overhead.
Start with an SBA outline: Executive Summary, Market, Offers, Operations, Management, and Financials. Tie revenue to jobs per week and average ticket; tie costs to crew hours, fuel, maintenance, and claims. Add use-of-funds and show break-even by volume and utilization.
Include hourly labor, truck, fuel, materials, access fees, and linehaul where applicable. Offer 2–3 clear packages and publish what’s included. The forecast in this template models package mix and utilization so you can defend margins and cash flow.
U.S. geographic mobility has drifted lower in recent years, but millions still move each year for housing and jobs. In 2023, about 7.8% of people moved, reflecting recent economic and housing conditions. Within NAICS 484210 (Used Household & Office Goods Moving), employment averaged about 100,000 jobs in 2024, down modestly from 2022–2023. For your forecast, model late-spring to summer peaks, utilization targets by truck and crew, and a defensible fuel/maintenance glidepath. After you set baseline jobs per week and average ticket, pressure-test margins with fuel surcharges and realistic damage rates.
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau — Geographic Mobility (2023 CPS, Dec 2024); FRED/BLS — Employment, NAICS 484210 (Updated Apr 2025).
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Last updated: October 2025 by BPlanMaker.
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