Compare Top Moving Companies
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American Van Lines
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Offers long-distance, military, commercial and corporate moving services. No extra charges for last-minute moves. Requires a significant deposit to reserve a move. Cross-country moves typically cost from $2,000 to $5,000. |
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United Nation Van Lines
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Colonial Van Lines
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Long-distance moves and storage. Includes packing and assembly/disassembly in quote. Charges between $1,550 and $3,100 for a three-bedroom move from Chicago to Houston. Has Colonial Cubes moving container option. |
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Empire Moving Group
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Offers nationwide and in-state moving services for residential and commercial customers. Packing and auto transport available. Works with different moving companies to guarantee the easiest and most affordable move possible. |
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Mile High Van Lines
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Offers local moves within, to and from Seattle and Denver. Charges $170 an hour for three movers and a truck for local moves. Charges between $1,500 and $5,000 for long-distance relocations. |
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Cross Country Moving
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Bennett's Moving
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Location
6011 Wolf Village Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80924
(719) 268-1188
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Little Red Wagon Moving
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Location
1231 Castle Hills Pl.
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
(719) 499-6285
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iHaul iMove Moving Company
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Location
3130 Boychuck Ave., Ste. 482F
Colorado Springs, CO 80910
(719) 357-5865
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College H.U.N.K.S. Hauling Junk & Moving
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Location
4725 Town Center Dr., Ste. C
Colorado Springs, CO 80916
(719) 259-4290
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2 Guys 4 Hire
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Location
2488 Vintage Dr.
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
(719) 930-6349
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Moving Day
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Location
4586 Austin Bluffs Pkwy.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 531-0250
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On The Move Moving
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Location
4850 Austin Bluffs Pkwy.
Colorado Springs, CO 80918
(719) 533-1155
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Bailey’s Moving & Storage
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Location
2838 N. El Paso St.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907
(719) 425-4473
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How to choose movers in Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs residents are no strangers to moving. With so many military installations in town, such as Fort Carson, Peterson Air Force Base and the Air Force Academy, the Springs has a constantly fluctuating population.
Additionally, homebuyers from out of state are drawn to Colorado Springs by new developments:
- Downtown
- North near Monument
- South in Fountain and closer to Pueblo
How much does it cost to move in Colorado Springs?
Believe it or not, the time of year impacts the cost of moving in Colorado Springs. It is more common for people to move in the spring and summer, so this peak season comes with increased costs. If you have the flexibility in your moving schedule, consider moving off-season to ease costs and increase availability.
So how much does it cost to move in Colorado Springs? It depends on several factors, such as your starting point and destination, whether you choose a local or national moving company and if there are any unexpected fees.
Here are a few potential charges to be aware of:
| Fee type | Description | How to avoid it |
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| Stairs fee | Charged when movers need to go up and down 2 or more flights of stairs | Not easily avoidable; budget for this fee if applicable |
| Furniture disassembly and assembly fee | Furniture that won’t fit around corners or through doorways may need to disassembly and reassembly | Do this yourself before the movers arrive and after they leave |
| Long carry fee | Charged when the door is more than a certain distance from the moving truck, usually 75 feet | Try holding a parking spot close to the door for the moving truck |
If you’re one of the roughly 40 million Americans each year who move to a different state using a mover, you need to know the difference between the different types of moving company quotes:
- Non-binding estimates are the moving company’s best guess at what the move will cost. The final price could be more or less expensive based on specifics like item weight and the time spent moving.
- Binding estimates lock in your price as long as nothing changes in your plans.
- Binding not-to-exceed estimates give you a maximum amount that you’ll pay while allowing for a cheaper rate should your items weigh less than expected.
If you’re active-duty military, a veteran or one of the 164,000 Colorado Springs residents dependent on someone in the military, check with your moving company to see if they offer a military discount.
Now that you know how to choose a mover, read on to see some of the best moving companies in Colorado Springs.
Moving Company Reviews
American Van Lines |
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American Van Lines has experience with all types of moving situations and won Newsweek’s America’s Best Customer Service award for 2019. This company provides free estimates as well. Customer reviews mention the movers being courteous and efficient. |
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United Nation Van Lines |
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United Nation Van Lines specializes in long-distance transport, but the company regularly facilitates a variety of moves. With optional packing and storage services and an option for minimal Released Value protection, United Nation Van Lines enables you to tailor its services to your specific needs. Visit its website for a no-obligation estimate. |
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Colonial Van Lines |
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Colonial Van Lines is a national moving company that prides itself on providing friendly, helpful movers to assist with packing, storage and long-distance moving solutions. Colonial offers free quotes and is familiar with moving in and out of the Colorado Springs area. The company has an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, and reviewers appreciate Colonial’s careful handling of their belongings as well as its friendly service. |
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Mile High Van Lines |
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This company started nearby in Denver in 2008. These movers provide a reasonable hourly rate for local moves within Denver and the surrounding area. The company also provides long-distance moving. Reviews of Mile High Van Lines note quick service and transportation. |
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