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Denver, CO
Colorado Springs, CO

West · 5.8 million residents · capital Denver

Moving Companies in Colorado

18 cities, 7,283 FMCSA-registered household-goods carriers and routes from Colorado to every other state.

  • 18city hubs
  • 7,283registered carriers
  • 2,669interstate authority
  • $140/htypical two-mover rate
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Colorado has a population of about 5.8 million and 18 cities covered on this platform, led by Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora. Across those cities we track 7,283 FMCSA-registered household-goods carriers, 2,669 of them authorized for interstate moves.

Labor costs in Colorado run close to the national average, which is reflected in the local hourly rates and long-distance estimates on each city page. The state belongs to the West region; the state capital is Denver.

Movers by city in Colorado

  1. Denver 1,411 movers · 531 interstate · pop. 740,613 Route
  2. Colorado Springs 247 movers · 70 interstate · pop. 494,743 Route
  3. Aurora 1,183 movers · 464 interstate · pop. 410,053 Route
  4. Fort Collins 104 movers · 46 interstate · pop. 171,500 Route
  5. Lakewood 1,122 movers · 405 interstate · pop. 156,927 Route
  6. Thornton 718 movers · 266 interstate · pop. 147,766 Route
  7. Arvada 521 movers · 164 interstate · pop. 122,901 Route
  8. Westminster 638 movers · 215 interstate · pop. 116,182 Route
  9. Greeley 112 movers · 61 interstate · pop. 115,073 Route
  10. Pueblo 44 movers · 20 interstate · pop. 110,404 Route
  11. Centennial 826 movers · 318 interstate · pop. 108,658 Route
  12. Boulder 120 movers · 30 interstate · pop. 105,689 Route
  13. Longmont 80 movers · 21 interstate · pop. 100,109 Route
  14. Grand Junction 67 movers · 30 interstate · pop. 70,000 Route
  15. Durango 21 movers · 10 interstate · pop. 20,000 Route
  16. Steamboat Springs 9 movers · 1 interstate · pop. 13,000 Route
  17. Aspen 29 movers · 9 interstate · pop. 7,000 Route
  18. Vail 31 movers · 8 interstate · pop. 5,000 Route

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Typical moving costs in Colorado

Local moves within a Colorado metro area
Home sizeCrewHoursLowTypicalHigh
Studio 2 movers3–5 h $590 $720 $880
1 Bedroom 2 movers4–6 h $710 $860 $1,050
2 Bedrooms 3 movers5–8 h $1,150 $1,410 $1,720
3 Bedrooms 4 movers7–10 h $1,820 $2,220 $2,710
4+ Bedrooms 5 movers9–13 h $2,760 $3,370 $4,110
Interstate moves of about 1,000 miles from Colorado
Home sizeEst. weightLowTypicalHigh
Studio 2,000 lb $2,000 $2,440 $2,970
1 Bedroom 3,000 lb $3,000 $3,650 $4,460
2 Bedrooms 5,000 lb $4,990 $6,090 $7,430
3 Bedrooms 8,000 lb $7,990 $9,740 $11,880
4+ Bedrooms 11,000 lb $10,980 $13,390 $16,340

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Frequently asked questions

How much do movers cost in Colorado?

Local movers in Colorado typically charge $140 to $240 per hour depending on crew size. A two-bedroom local move usually totals $1,150 to $1,720; a 1,000-mile interstate move of the same home runs $4,990 to $7,430.

Which Colorado cities have the most moving companies?

On this platform Denver (1,411), Aurora (1,183), Lakewood (1,122), Centennial (826), Thornton (718) lead the state by number of FMCSA-registered household-goods carriers.

Do I need a licensed mover for a move within Colorado?

Moves that stay inside Colorado are regulated by the state rather than the FMCSA. Most states require intrastate movers to hold a state permit or registration in addition to a USDOT number; the company cards on each city page show the USDOT number so you can verify it.