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How Much Does it Cost to Move Out of State

Moving to another state and wondering how much does it cost to move out of state? With this guide, learn the moving cost involved with different home sizes.

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How Much Does it Cost to Move Out of State

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  1. How Much Does it Cost to Move Out of State? Moving to another state and wondering how much does it cost to move out of state? With this guide, learn the moving cost involved with different home sizes. Moving to another state can be quite a task. And the complexity increases as the size of your move increases. With rising complexity, you wonder whether you should hire professional long distance movers or do it yourself with the truck rental and most importantly how much does it cost to move out of state. To help you with the dilemma, this guide will help you learn the moving cost involved with different home sizes for different moving modes i.e, both with long distance movers and truck rentals. Costs to Move a One-Bedroom Apartment: Long Distance Movers: Considering your one-bedroom apartment’s weight to be approximately 3500 pounds, the standard moving cost of moving 1000 miles is around $2100. With insurance and packing services, it may rise up to $2600. Moving Truck: To rent the smallest truck from U-haul, expect to pay a flat fee of $19.95 plus mileage. You will also have to purchase fuel for the move. Costs to Move a Two-Bedroom Apartment: Long Distance Movers: The weight of all the items in a two-bedroom apartment is about 4500 pounds. The standard moving cost of moving them for 1000 miles is around $2,600, while with insurance and packing services, it may rise up to $3,300.

  2. Moving Truck:You will probably need a 17″ trailer to move a two-bedroom apartment, with U-haul, it will cost you a flat fee of $29.95 for the day plus $1.99 for every mile travelled, fuel charges extra. Costs to Move a Three-Bedroom Apartment: Long Distance Movers: The average weight of all the belongings in a three-bedroom apartment is around 5500 pounds. For a distance of 1000 miles, the standard moving cost is around $5,250, while with insurance and packing services, it may rise up to $6,250. Moving Truck: The content of a three-bedroom apartment will fit in a 17″ U-Haul trailer which will cost you a flat fee of $29.95 for the day plus $1.99 for every mile travelled. You will have to purchase fuel, as some truck rental companies will ask you to return the truck with a half tank of gas. Costs to Move a Four-Bedroom House: Long Distance Movers: A four-bedroom house can hold a lot of stuff which approximately may weigh about 9000 pounds. The standard moving cost of moving them for 1000 miles is around $6,500, while with insurance and packing services, it may rise up to $8,600. Moving Truck:A 26′ U-Haul is suggested for a four-bedroom house move, it will cost you a flat fee of $39.95 for the day plus $1.99 for every mile travelled, fuel charges extra. Learn Accurate Prices with Free Moving Quotes The above prices are just estimates to get the basic idea about how much does it cost to move out of state. When it comes to moving, the only way to get more accurate prices for your move is by getting moving quotes from reliable moving companies. Just visit moversfolder.com, fill in a simple one-minute form with your moving requirements and get free moving quotes right in your inbox. It’s as easy as that.

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