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Austin, TX to Colorado Movers (2026 Costs)

Based on moveBuddha's in-house pricing data most moves from Austin, TX to Colorado, cost $2,690-$6,987 with full-service movers. The route is about 935 miles, and takes 2-7 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 August 2026.

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How much does it cost to move from Austin, TX to Colorado?

Moving from Austin to Colorado can cost as low as $735 for a small DIY move and as much as $8,697 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 $2,278 - $5,303 $1,331 - $2,443 $735 - $1,404
2 - 3 bedrooms $2,690 - $6,987 $1,564 - $3,426 $793 - $1,654
4+ bedrooms $4,837 - $8,697 $2,128 - $4,152 $919 - $2,010

Read our full guide on the cost of Austin, TX movers.

What Austin to Colorado movers are actually charging: The quotes below are real estimates from moveBuddha's verified pricing dataset, not averages or guesses. Prices vary based on home size, move date, and services included.

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.
United Van Lines
Uhland, TX Thornton, CO
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Joyce Van Lines
Lago Vista, TX Glenwood Springs, CO
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Units Moving and Portable Storage
Mountain City, TX Simla, CO
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BLVD Moving
Meadowlakes, TX Silverthorne, CO
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Budget Truck Rental
San Marcos, TX Westcliffe, CO
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Mayzlin Relocation
Double Horn, TX Larkspur, CO
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Allied Van Lines
Thorndale, TX Jackson Lake, CO
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AB Moving
Georgetown, TX Salida, CO
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North American Van Lines
Round Rock, TX Fowler, CO
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American Van Lines
Jarrell, TX Keenesburg, CO
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Best Austin, TX to Colorado Movers

  1. 3 Men Movers (4.64/5 stars): For a full-service move from Austin to Colorado, 3 Men Movers is the top-rated option.
  2. U-Pack (5.0/5 stars): U-Pack earns the best container pick for this route. U-Pack brings the trailer to you and drives it to Colorado — you pay only for the linear footage your belongings take up.
  3. Penske (4.0/5 stars): Penske is the best rental truck for a Austin to Colorado move. It's the right call when keeping costs low matters more than hiring help.
Mover Best for Rating Avg 2-br quote
3 Men Movers Full-service moving 4.64 $2,690
U-Pack Moving containers 5.0 $1,564
Penske Rental trucks 4.0 $793

Read our full guide on the best Austin, TX movers.

Best by use case

  • Best full-service experience: 3 Men Movers
  • Best value full-service: NorthStar Moving Company
  • Best for large or specialty moves: All My Sons Moving & Storage handles pianos, antiques, and oversized items
  • Best for seniors and downsizers: Black Tie Moving offers dedicated senior move services
  • Best flexible timeline: U-Pack allows you to pack at your own pace, choose your delivery window
  • Most budget-friendly: Penske: you drive it yourself to keep costs as low as possible

How we rank: Rankings based on moveBuddha's verified-quote data for the Austin to Colorado route, FMCSA complaint history, and services the Austin movers offer. Updated August 2026. See our full guide to the best interstate moving companies for more options.

Why book your mover through moveBuddha:

  • moveBuddha users save more than 30% on average by running their move through our moving cost calculator before booking with a company.
  • A moveBuddha Certified mover comes with $1,000 in added move coverage and dedicated support throughout the entire move.
  • If anything goes wrong with your move, moveBuddha provides dispute mediation with Certified movers to help resolve the issue and protect your shipment.

How to move from Austin to Colorado

Use this Austin-specific checklist to plan your 935-mile move to Colorado and compare movers with confidence.

  1. Estimate your Austin to Colorado moving cost — Use the moveBuddha moving cost calculator to get a ballpark for your 935-mile move from Austin to Colorado. A 2–3 bedroom full-service move on this route typically costs $2,690 to $6,987, with smaller DIY moves starting as low as $735.
  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 Austin interstate movers — Only 20 moving companies licensed for interstate moves operate out of Austin, 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 Austin to Colorado corridor.
  4. Get quotes and book your move — 4 to 6 weeks out is typically enough time to book movers from Austin to Colorado. With 20 interstate-licensed movers operating out of Austin, availability is generally good — booking earlier still gives you more leverage to compare quotes. 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.
  5. Pack for a 935-mile move from Austin — Start packing non-essential rooms 4–6 weeks before pickup. Declutter before you pack to reduce weight-based interstate costs on the 935-mile haul from Austin. 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 Colorado — After delivery in Colorado, 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.

FAQ

How long does a move from Austin to Colorado take?

On average, it takes 2-7 days to make the 935-mile move from Austin to Colorado.

What's the cheapest way to move from Austin to Colorado?

Renting a truck and driving yourself is the cheapest way to move from Austin to Colorado. A 2-bedroom move on this route starts around $793 with a rental truck company like Penske.

How far in advance should I book movers from Austin to Colorado?

4 to 6 weeks out is typically enough time to book movers from Austin to Colorado. With 20 interstate-licensed movers operating out of Austin, availability on this route is generally good. Booking earlier gives you more leverage to compare quotes and negotiate pricing.

Where can I find a list of long-distance moving companies in Austin?

Here are our top picks for the best long-distance movers in Austin.

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Ryan Carrigan
Ryan Carrigan is the co-founder of moveBuddha and a leading voice in the moving industry, helping hundreds of thousands of Americans make smarter, safer relocation decisions each year. With more than a decade of experience analyzing moving companies, pricing trends, and industry regulations, Ryan brings hands-on industry knowledge and data-driven insight to every guide and review. His research has been featured in Forbes, Consumer Reports, The New York Times, and NBC News.

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