California to Texas Movers
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How much does a California to Texas move cost?
Depending on your home size and exact route, a California-to-Texas move typically runs $710β$13,920. A 2β3 bedroom full-service move usually falls between $2,905β$8,380. Pick your city below for an exact route breakdown.
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Full-service movers
Pros load, drive, and unload. Least effort, highest price.
Moving container
You pack, they drive. A middle-ground on cost and effort.
Rental truck
You do everything. Cheapest, most work.
Why people move from California to Texas
Popular California to Texas routes
Los Angeles β Houston
1617 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,355β$7,955
Los Angeles β San Antonio
1418 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,255β$7,720
Los Angeles β Dallas
1460 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,275β$7,770
San Diego β Houston
1534 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,315β$7,855
San Diego β San Antonio
1329 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,210β$7,610
San Diego β Dallas
1394 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,240β$7,690
San Jose β Houston
1895 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,495β$8,290
San Jose β San Antonio
1711 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,400β$8,070
San Jose β Dallas
1708 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,400β$8,065
San Francisco β Houston
1937 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,515β$8,340
San Francisco β San Antonio
1755 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,425β$8,125
San Francisco β Dallas
1747 mi Β· 2-3BR $3,420β$8,115
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to move from California to Texas?
It depends on your home size and exact route. A 2β3 bedroom full-service move typically runs $2,905β$8,380. Small DIY truck moves start around $710, while a large full-service move can reach $13,920.
How long does a California to Texas move take?
Most interstate movers quote a delivery window of 2β14 days, depending on the distance of your specific route and your date flexibility.
Is it cheaper to live in Texas than California?
Texas has 0% state income tax versus up to 13.3% in California. Combined with generally lower housing costs in most Texas cities, that difference is the main reason many households make this move.
When is the cheapest time to move?
Summer is peak season with the highest rates. Booking in the fall or winter, mid-month and mid-week, typically lowers your quote.
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Cost figures are estimates from public industry data, not quotes β see our methodology. Always verify a moverβs USDOT number and FMCSA record before hiring.