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Boston, MA to Connecticut Movers (2026 Costs)

Based on moveBuddha's in-house pricing data most moves from Boston, MA to Connecticut, cost $1,218-$3,342 with full-service movers. The route is about 134 miles, and takes 1-2 days from pickup to delivery. Use our moving cost calculator to compare estimates and options.

Pricing reflects moveBuddha's monthly dataset of 1,500+ live quotes across our vetted mover network. Last updated as of September 2026.

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How much does it cost to move from Boston, MA to Connecticut?

Moving from Boston to Connecticut can cost as low as $147 for a small DIY move and as much as $4,677 for a large home using full-service movers.

See a full breakdown in the table below:

Home size Full-service movers Moving container Rental truck
Studio / 1 bedroom $703 - $2,838 $767 - $1,322 $147 - $240
2 - 3 bedrooms $1,218 - $3,342 $937 - $1,766 $151 - $291
4+ bedrooms $1,613 - $4,677 $1,266 - $2,226 $185 - $317

Read our full guide on the cost of Boston, MA movers.

Real quotes from the Boston to Connecticut corridor: These are live estimates pulled from moveBuddha's monthly dataset of verified quotes. Use them as a benchmark when comparing mover bids.

Recent Moving Price Estimates
The following are real, anonymized quotes requested by moveBuddha readers in the past 48 hours. Prices change with dates and availability; use these as a ballpark, not a guarantee.
North American Van Lines
Duxbury, MA Danielson, CT
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PODS
Franklin, MA Waterford, CT
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United Van Lines
Scituate, MA Deep River Center, CT
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AB Moving
Peabody, MA Cheshire, CT
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Allied Van Lines
Westborough, MA Westport, CT
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Joyce Van Lines
Groton, MA Willimantic, CT
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Colonial Van Lines
Everett, MA Wallingford Center, CT
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1-800-Pack-Rat
Ipswich, MA Shelton, CT
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Mayflower Transit
Abington, MA East Lyme, CT
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Mayzlin Relocation
Amesbury, MA Woodbury Center, CT
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Best Boston, MA to Connecticut Movers

  1. Boston Best Rate Movers (4.76/5 stars): Boston Best Rate Movers is the best full-service mover for the Boston to Connecticut route based on moveBuddha's verified-quote data and methodology.
  2. Units Moving and Portable Storage (4.3/5 stars): Units Moving and Portable Storage is our best container pick. Units Moving and Portable Storage is a solid fit if you want to keep control of your packing timeline without driving a truck yourself.
  3. Budget Truck Rental (4.3/5 stars): Budget Truck Rental is the lowest-cost option for moving from Boston to Connecticut. If you're comfortable driving a large truck, this is the way to save the most money.
Mover Best for Rating Avg 2-br quote
Boston Best Rate Movers Full-service moving 4.76 $1,218
Units Moving and Portable Storage Moving containers 4.3 $937
Budget Truck Rental Rental trucks 4.3 $151

Read our full guide on the best Boston, MA movers.

Living in Connecticut vs. Boston, MA

Here's how Connecticut compares to Massachusetts on cost of living, climate, and politics, so you know what to expect after the move.

  Massachusetts Connecticut
Cost of living index 100 100
Average household income $96,505 $90,213
Median home value $623,131 $405,595
Average monthly rent $1,588 $1,374
Unemployment rate 3.9% 3.0%
State income tax 9.0% 3.0%
Summer high 82ºF 83ºF
Winter low 16ºF 18ºF
Political leaning* Democratic 61.5-36.3 Democratic 56-44

*Based on 2024 presidential election

How to move from Boston to Connecticut

Use this Boston-specific checklist to plan your 134-mile move to Connecticut and compare movers with confidence.

  1. Estimate your Boston to Connecticut moving cost. Use the moveBuddha moving cost calculator to get a ballpark for your 134-mile move from Boston to Connecticut. A 2–3 bedroom full-service move on this route typically costs $1,218 to $3,342, with smaller DIY moves starting as low as $147.
  2. Choose your moving method. Pick the option that fits your budget and how hands-on you want to be: full-service movers (they load, drive, and unload), moving containers (you pack, they haul), or a rental truck (cheapest, but you drive). Containers cost roughly 35% less than full-service on this route; rental trucks save around 62%.
  3. Compare Boston interstate movers. 90 moving companies licensed for interstate moves operate out of Boston, so vet each carrier carefully. Verify every company's USDOT number at FMCSA.dot.gov before booking and compare movers using moveBuddha's verified-quote data for the Boston to Connecticut corridor.
  4. Get quotes and book your move. Give yourself 4 to 6 weeks of lead time. Interstate capacity in Boston is deep enough that availability is rarely the constraint, so use the runway to negotiate rather than to chase open dates. Collect at least 3 written quotes, take a room-by-room inventory survey, and confirm whether each estimate is binding or non-binding before you commit. On this route, packing labor, long-carry or stair fees, and valuation coverage are the line items most likely to differ between estimates.
  5. Pack for a 134-mile move from Boston. Start packing non-essential rooms 4–6 weeks before pickup. Declutter before you pack to reduce weight-based interstate costs on the 134-mile haul from Boston. Label boxes by room, pack a first-night essentials bag for your car, and confirm your mover's policy on plants and hazardous materials.
  6. Settle in Connecticut. After delivery in Connecticut, update your driver's license and vehicle registration if required, transfer utilities before move-in day, update voter registration, and notify your bank, employer, insurance carriers, and the IRS of your new address within 30 days.

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FAQ

How long does a move from Boston to Connecticut take?

On average, it takes 1-2 days to make the 134-mile move from Boston to Connecticut.

What's the cheapest way to move from Boston to Connecticut?

Renting a truck and driving yourself is the cheapest way to move from Boston to Connecticut. A 2-bedroom move on this route starts around $151 with a rental truck company like Budget Truck Rental.

How far in advance should I book movers from Boston to Connecticut?

4 to 6 weeks out is typically enough time to book movers from Boston to Connecticut. With 90 interstate-licensed movers operating out of Boston, availability on this route is generally good. Booking earlier gives you more leverage to compare quotes and negotiate pricing.

What percentage of Boston movers handle piano and antique moves?

About 88% of movers in Boston handle piano moves, and 58% handle antiques and fine art, compared to 71% and 46% nationally.

What does it typically cost to move from Boston to Connecticut?

A 2-3 bedroom full-service move from Boston to Connecticut typically costs $1,218 to $3,342. DIY options like rental trucks and moving containers can bring that down significantly.

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