($824) Movers From Fresno to Riverside, CA

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Cost to hire movers from Fresno to Riverside

Hiring movers for a studio or one-bedroom home from Fresno to Riverside typically runs between $824 and $2,867. A two- to three-bedroom move from Fresno to Riverside usually ranges from $1,571 to $4,419, while a larger move from Fresno to Riverside often costs $2,141 to $5,877.

Cost of moving containers from Fresno to Riverside

For moves from Fresno to Riverside using moving containers, a small move usually costs $555–$1,435. Two- to three-bedroom moves often fall between $1,040 and $2,027. Larger (four-bedroom+) moves typically range from $1,413 to $2,409. Learn more about PODS cost.

Check out the most affordable moving container companies for your move in California.

Cost of renting a moving truck from Fresno to Riverside

Opting for a rental truck from Fresno to Riverside typically saves the most money, but you’ll need to handle both the driving and the loading/unloading.

Moving a studio or one-bedroom apartment in a rental truck will cost around $299 to $492. A two to three-bedroom move will cost $317 to $613, and moving a home with four or more bedrooms from Fresno to Riverside costs around $385 to $759.

These quotes include the estimated fuel cost.

• Rent prices in Riverside are 39% higher than in Fresno, meaning a larger portion of your income may go toward housing, leaving less for savings or other expenses.
• Home prices in Riverside are 69% higher than in Fresno, so you’ll likely need a larger down payment and can expect bigger monthly mortgage payments if you’re buying a home.
• You could enjoy greater earning potential and improved financial stability in Riverside, where average income is 22% higher than in Fresno — especially if your salary is on par with the local average.
• Living costs for one person are 13% higher in Riverside compared to Fresno. Make sure to budget for these higher expenses.
• Your family’s cost of living will stay about the same in Riverside as it was in Fresno, so your finances shouldn’t see much of a change after the move.
• The unemployment rate in Riverside is the same as in Fresno, so you can expect a comparable job market and similar employment opportunities when you move.
• You’ll find sales taxes in Riverside are 10% higher than in Fresno, which means day-to-day expenses on items like clothes, electronics, or dining out may add up faster.

If you typically live on $3,000 a month in Fresno, you’ll need about $3,390 to enjoy a similar lifestyle in Riverside.

• You’ll notice that Riverside has roughly 41% fewer people than Fresno. Smaller cities usually mean more peace of mind, more space, and lower living costs, though you may find yourself missing a few big-city conveniences.
• During the last presidential election, both Fresno and Riverside supported the Democratic candidate.
• You’ll find that both Riverside and Fresno have similar summer temperatures, so expect the same warm weather you’re used to, without changing your routine.
• In the coldest months, you’ll find similar low temperatures in both Fresno and Riverside—with winter lows around 38°F and 42°F.
• Both Fresno and Riverside see similar yearly rainfall—Fresno averages 13 inches, while Riverside gets 11 inches.
• Both Fresno and Riverside receive virtually no snowfall each year, so you won’t have to plan for winter weather in either city.
• Riverside posts a lower crime rate than Fresno, with a crime index of 40.24 compared to Fresno’s 56.85.