The Best Moving Companies in Las Vegas

Whether you’re moving across town or cross country, we’ve found the best moving companies for you. We analyzed the services, customer reviews, and costs for more than 20 movers in Las Vegas. These are our top picks.
Best long distance mover
internationalvanlines
International Van Lines
Our Rating
4.9 out of 5 stars
4.9
pro Full-service moves
pro Movers load and drive truck
Best container mover
pods
PODS
Our Rating
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
pro Portable storage
con Customer loads container
Best local mover
Thumbtack
Our Rating
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
pro Local movers in your area
pro Free quotes and online booking
Best truck rental
budget
Budget
Our Rating
4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2
pro DIY truck-rental moves
con Customer loads and drives truck

What type of moving company is right for you?

Professional movers
They handle it all.

Professional movers load your stuff, ship it to your new home, and unload it all for you. It’s the easiest—but most expensive—option. Learn more.

Containers
You load, they ship.

You load up all your belongings, but the movers transport your container to your new home. It’s the middle road for effort and cost. Learn more.

Moving truck rentals
You do all the work.

Worried about costs? Rent a truck, load it yourself, drive it to your new home, and unload all your things. You do it all—and save a lot. Learn more.


The best long-distance movers in Las Vegas

Move.org researched over a dozen nationwide moving companies. These professional moving companies are our top picks. If you’re moving to a new home outside of Nevada, we recommend these movers.
Best long-distance moving company
internationalvanlines
International Van Lines
4.9 out of 5 stars
4.9
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    30 days free storage
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    10% Move.org discount
Best for accurate pricing
Safeway Moving
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
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    Price matching
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    Charitable donations
Best premium services
americanvanlines
American Van Lines
4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5
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    Flat rates
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    Piano moving
Best for customizable services
northamerican
North American Van Lines
4.8 out of 5 stars
4.8
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    A la carte services
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    GPS tracking
Best customer reviews
Mayzlin Relocation
4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5
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    Price-match guarantee

Local professional movers in Las Vegas

If you’re moving to a new home in Las Vegas or somewhere else in Nevada, check out these highly ranked local moving companies.
Moving company
Customer rating
Services
Phone
Learn More
4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4
Full-service (local)866-854-4629
4.9 out of 5 stars
4.9
-Packing services
-Office relocation
-Local moves
725-203-0803
4.4 out of 5 stars
4.4
-Packing services
-Furniture assembly and disassembly
-Junk removal
-In-state moves
702-755-1916
4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2
-Packing services
-Home staging services
-In-state moves
-Interstate moves
702-678-6683
4.2 out of 5 stars
4.2
-Packing services
-Storage services
-In-state moves
-Interstate moves
702-751-3027
4 out of 5 stars
4
-Packing services
-Storage services
-In-state moves
-Interstate moves
702-381-1200

Best moving container companies in Las Vegas

Move.org analyzed approximately 8,000 customer reviews and 300 quotes over 3 years to find the best moving container companies in the US.
Moving company
Move.org rating
Avg. cost for local move
Avg. cost for long-distance move
Phone
Learn more
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
$1,370$4,300866-229-4120
4.5 out of 5 stars
4.5
$1,940$4,240800-722-5728
4.1 out of 5 stars
4.1
$1,500$3,880888-947-7974
4 out of 5 stars
4
$1,870$5,030844-362-5303
3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9
$1,730$4,100800-468-4285

Best truck rental companies in Las Vegas

Move.org researched services, gathered over 100 quotes, and interviewed customers to find the 5 best moving truck rental companies in the country.
Brand
Avg. one-way rental price*
Avg. local rental price**
Mileage rate (local moves only)
Car trailers/tow dollies available
Website
$2,080.00$27.61As low as $0.47/mile
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$2,337.13$324.07As low as $1.29/mile
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$1,945.68$38.70As low as $0.99/mile
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N/A$129.77As low as $0.20/mile
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$1,944.93$328.09As low as $1.29/mile
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All data current as of publish date.
*Prices averaged for 5 home sizes across 6 distances over 100 miles. Mileage included in long-distance quotes.
**Prices averaged for 5 home sizes (when different trucks were available) for a distance under 100 miles. Prices do not include mileage rates.

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What to know about moving in Las Vegas

The average cost of living in Las Vegas is $1,601 per month for rent, utilities, food, and gas for a single vehicle.1 Unfortunately, this total isn’t low enough to put the Entertainment Capital of the World in the top 10 cities with the cheapest living costs. Still, it is relatively affordable for such a large city with so much world-class food and entertainment to offer at a moment’s notice.

Despite the city’s relatively low living costs, Las Vegas actually has a fairly high median home value of $262,700.2 Because of this, the Vegas metro area isn’t a great place to buy your first home. And the problem is only getting worse. We found that the average price for a single-family home in Nevada jumped by almost 14% between 2020 and 2021.3

If you’re looking to buy your first home and you aren’t committed to living in Las Vegas, check out our list of affordable cities for first-time homebuyers to find a more affordable town to call—well—home.

Book your movers as soon as you can. The cost to hire a moving company tends to go up the closer to your moving date you book. Additionally, if you wait until the last week to actually schedule your moving service, all the best movers near you might be fully booked, leaving you with no options but to hire a sub-par company or do everything yourself.

Get ahead of the curve by gathering quotes from moving companies as soon as you know you’re going to move. After you find a company offering a price you like, finalize the booking with that company and get on its schedule to lock in your price. This will require getting an in-home estimate and signing a contract with that mover.

Be aware that some movers won’t accept jobs months in advance. You may have to wait a bit before actually finalizing your booking. Just be sure you take care of it ASAP.

While you aren’t required to tip your movers, it’s courteous to do so. Exactly how much you should tip depends on your move, though. For small, local moves, sticking to 15–20% like you would on a restaurant tab is just fine.

If you’re moving a lot of stuff long-distance and your total price is thousands of dollars, though, tipping 20% isn’t realistic or expected. If this is the case, just tip your crew as much as you’re comfortable tipping for their excellent service.

If you can’t afford a tip, that’s okay too. Moving is expensive as it is, and like we said, gratuity isn’t required. Still, your crew would certainly appreciate any gesture you can offer them like lunch, snacks, or some cold drinks.

Check out our guide to tipping your movers to learn more.

Sources

  1. Joe Roberts, “US Cities with the Lowest Cost of Living,” September 30, 2021. Accessed February 2, 2022.
  2. Joe Roberts, “The Best Metros and Towns for First-Time Homeowners,” January 25, 2021. Accessed February 2, 2022.
  3. Trevor Wheelwright, “Here’s Where Home Prices Increased the Most in the Last Year,” August 2, 2021. Accessed February 2, 2022.
Joe Roberts
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Joe Roberts is a professional writer with a degree in writing studies and over four years of copywriting experience. He previously worked at Overstock.com, where he wrote about furniture, home decor, and moving. Joe has moved all over Utah, so he knows his way around a moving truck—and he spends his time (and money) expanding his personal library so it will be even heavier next time he moves.