Movers in San Antonio, TX
San Antonio is one of the more affordable major moving markets in the country. Mover supply is healthy and competition keeps prices reasonable. Military relocations from JBSA-Lackland and JBSA-Randolph are a year-round demand driver, so movers here are very familiar with PCS moves and government-rate bookings.
Average San Antonio Moving Costs (2026)
- Studio: $350 – $800
- 1-bedroom: $550 – $1,200
- 2-bedroom: $900 – $1,900
- 3-bedroom: $1,600 – $3,200
See the full breakdown on our San Antonio moving cost guide.
Long-distance to Austin, Houston, or Dallas typically runs $1,200 – $2,500. Out-of-state moves to Phoenix, Denver, or Atlanta start around $3,800.
Neighborhoods we cover
- Central: Downtown, Alamo Heights, Olmos Park, Monte Vista
- North: Stone Oak, Hollywood Park, Hill Country Village
- Northwest: Helotes, La Cantera
- Suburbs: Schertz, Cibolo, New Braunfels
Local quirks every San Antonio mover knows
- PCS (military) moves have separate rate structures — confirm with your mover if you have orders.
- Summer heat — early starts strongly recommended from June through September.
- Many Hill Country properties have long driveways or narrow access roads, which can add long-carry fees.
Best time to move in San Antonio
Summer is peak due to military rotation and school transitions. Late September through November is the cheapest window.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do movers cost in San Antonio?
A 1-bedroom local SA move runs $550 – $1,200. North-side suburbs like Stone Oak or Schertz add $150 – $300 for travel.
Do movers in San Antonio handle PCS moves?
Yes — most major SA movers are familiar with military PCS protocols and can submit paperwork to a TSP if needed.
Is the Hill Country more expensive to move to?
Slightly. Long driveways and rural access often add a long-carry fee of $100 – $300.
How does Scan To Move work?
Walk through your home with your phone camera. Our AI detects and measures your furniture to build a complete inventory. Licensed movers in your area review the real inventory and submit competitive bids — usually within minutes. No home visits required.
Are the movers licensed and insured?
Yes. Every mover on Scan To Move is verified for valid state licensing and insurance before they can bid. We also handle Certificates of Insurance (COI) for buildings that require them.