This will depend on how much you’re moving, the date you want to move, and your new location. We estimate a cost based on the weight of your items, the mileage you will travel, current fuel prices, and a number of additional factors. All of these costs are broken out on your estimate. For example, if you are moving to a big suburban neighborhood in the winter, the move will be less expensive. If you are moving to a city in the summer, with a lot more traffic, people, and no parking areas, the price will increase.
As mentioned above, our long-distance moving estimate details your cost based on a number of factors, the weight being chief among them. That said, as you add more weight, your effective cost per pound will be lower. For example, while an 8,000 lb. move will be more expensive than a 4,000 lb. move, it won’t be twice as expensive. This is standard with all moving companies, and we can discuss this in detail during our initial consultation.