Route calculator · 22 LA outbound routesUpdated July 2026
What Will Your LA Move Cost?
Pick your route and move size — get the researched market range for every service type we could verify on that route.
How these numbers are made
Every range is the researched market range for that specific route — compiled from carrier tariffs, published rate tables, and rental pricing, the same data behind our cost index and route guides. Routes where we couldn't verify service pricing aren't listed. When a route only has a whole-route range (no size split), we show it for all sizes and say so.
Planning ranges, not quotes. Your date, inventory, stairs/elevator access, and fuel surcharges move the number — collect at least three written estimates from FMCSA-licensed interstate carriers.
FAQ
Why is the range so wide?
Interstate pricing spreads with demand season, exact inventory, and service level. The bottom of a full-service range is a light, flexible-date move; the top is peak-season with packing. Use the range to sanity-check quotes, not to predict your invoice.
Truck rental vs container vs full-service?
DIY truck is cheapest but you drive and load; containers split the difference (you load, they drive); full-service costs the most and does everything. Not every route has verified pricing for all three — the table shows what we could document.
How do I check a mover is legit?
Interstate movers must hold active FMCSA operating authority. Verify the USDOT number before signing — every route guide links the official lookup.
Route guides (22)
- LA → Austin, TX
- LA → Boise, ID
- LA → Boston, MA
- LA → Charlotte, NC
- LA → Chicago, IL
- LA → Dallas, TX
- LA → Denver, CO
- LA → Houston, TX
- LA → Las Vegas, NV
- LA → Miami, FL
- LA → Nashville, TN
- LA → New York, NY
- LA → Orlando, FL
- LA → Phoenix, AZ
- LA → Portland, OR
- LA → Raleigh, NC
- LA → Salt Lake City, UT
- LA → San Antonio, TX
- LA → San Diego, CA
- LA → San Francisco, CA
- LA → Seattle, WA
- LA → Tampa, FL