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SA Moving Rates: 2 Movers + Truck

Hourly rate distribution for local moves • 2025–2026 data synthesis

Mean
$128
Licensed, insured, full-service movers. Below $80: likely hidden fees or no coverage.
Mode$120(most quoted)
Median$118(50th percentile)
Normal model:μ = $128, σ = $25→±1σ = $103–153|±2σ = $78–178

Price Distribution (Histogram)

$35–70
Gig / Unlicensed15%
0-15th
$80–109
Budget Low12%
15th-27th
$110–120
Budget Standard18%
27th-45th
$120–160
Mid-Range27%
45th-72nd
$160–200
Premium18%
72nd-90th
$200–229
High-End6%
90th-96th
$229+
White Glove4%
96th+

Market Tiers

Gig/Unlicensed15%
$35–70
No TxDMV cert; cash/Venmo only
Budget Licensed30%
$80–120
$0.60/lb liability; Movers of SA, Chapa's
Mid-Range27%
$120–160
Two Men, Bellhop, Martinez, Mason
Premium18%
$160–200
Einstein, 3 Men; all-inclusive
White Glove10%
$200+
Van line agents; binding estimates
Gig (no insurance)
Sweet spot (licensed)
Premium tier
White glove
LocalMovers.com • Data synthesis March 2026

How we rank movers. Our rankings draw on federal FMCSA registration records, reviews aggregated from across the web, and direct phone verification of top-ranked companies — along with each mover's years in business, complaint volume, services and service areas, and price transparency. Read our full ranking methodology →

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All My Sons Moving & Storage logo (AMS)

All My Sons Moving & Storage

US DOT: 917162

4.8(5600 reviews)
For over four decades, All My Sons Moving & Storage has distinguished itself as San Antonio's premier relocation specialist, offering a comprehensive suite of services that seamlessly blend professionalism with personalized care. The family-owned operation provides meticulous local and long-distance moving solutions, climate-controlled storage facilities, expert packing services, and specialized transport for high-value items—all delivered with their signature white-glove approach. What truly elevates All My Sons above competitors is their unwavering commitment to treating each client's possessions with the same reverence they would their own family heirlooms, a philosophy reflected in their careful wrapping of furniture in premium quilted padding before transportation. The company's deep-rooted understanding of San Antonio's unique neighborhoods and traffic patterns ensures logistical precision that national chains simply cannot replicate. Their extensively trained moving specialists—all full-time employees rather than temporary labor—undergo rigorous background checks and continuous professional development to maintain the company's exceptional standards. Their commitment to quality has resulted in an A+ Better Business Bureau rating and countless positive reviews from both homeowners and businesses throughout San Antonio. From managing elaborate office relocations to helping families settle into new homes, this trusted San Antonio company combines practical efficiency with genuine care—turning what many dread into a surprisingly painless experience. Their team doesn't just move boxes; they help people transition smoothly into exciting new chapters of their lives.

Business Years:+25

Miles Last Year:545,947

Total Drivers:20

Total Trucks:13

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Movers of San Antonio logo (MOS)

Movers of San Antonio

US DOT: 2454136

4.7(3200 reviews)
For more than ten years, Movers of San Antonio has been helping families and businesses relocate throughout the city with a personal touch that larger companies simply can't match. Their team handles everything from small apartment moves to full corporate relocations, offering packing services, furniture assembly, and secure storage options for those tricky transition periods. What makes this local company stand out is their genuine knowledge of San Antonio's neighborhoods and traffic patterns, allowing them to plan more efficient moves and provide realistic timeframes. The company prides itself on straightforward pricing—you won't find surprise fees on moving day—and their crew communicates clearly before, during, and after your move. Their clean, well-maintained trucks and proper equipment ensure your belongings arrive safely, while their eco-friendly packing materials show they care about more than just the bottom line. Customers frequently mention how the same families return to Movers of San Antonio years later when it's time to move again, speaking to the trust they've built in the community. With countless successful relocations under their belt and a growing collection of five-star reviews, this locally-owned business continues to prove that moving doesn't have to be stressful when you have the right team on your side.

Business Years:+12

Miles Last Year:90,000

Total Drivers:8

Total Trucks:6

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Scobey Moving & Storage logo (SM&)

Scobey Moving & Storage

US DOT: 1274056

4.8(987 reviews)

In the ever-evolving landscape of San Antonio, Texas, Scobey Moving & Storage has remained a constant pillar of reliability since 1913. Founded by Mr. F.E. Scobey as a modest operation with six wagons and twelve horses, the company embarked on a journey that would transform it into one of the region's most trusted relocation specialists. This remarkable legacy, spanning over a century, stands as a testament to their unwavering commitment to excellence. What distinguishes Scobey from competitors is their comprehensive approach to the moving process. Their four-step methodology—Assess, Pack, Deliver, and Settle In—creates a seamless experience where clients can focus on their new beginnings while Scobey handles the logistical complexities. Operating now as a subsidiary of Spectrum Relocation Group, headquartered in El Paso, and with their prestigious affiliation with Mayflower Transit, Scobey combines rich heritage with modern capabilities. The company's evolution from horse-drawn wagons to a sophisticated moving operation represents more than just technological advancement—it reflects their ability to adapt while maintaining core values. Their climate-controlled storage facilities with 24/7 monitoring, guaranteed on-time delivery, and shipment tracking systems demonstrate how they've embraced innovation without compromising their founding principles. Scobey's geographic footprint has expanded significantly beyond San Antonio. They now serve multiple Texas locations including Austin, El Paso, Georgetown, Harker Heights, Killeen, New Braunfels, Round Rock, San Marcos, and Waco. This extensive network allows them to fulfill their motto: "We'll Move You Wherever—Whenever." Their service portfolio has similarly expanded to include local, long-distance, and international relocations; military and government moves; commercial relocations; and specialized freight forwarding through Deseret Forwarding International. This comprehensive offering has earned them industry awards and professional memberships in numerous organizations. Through changing times and evolving customer needs, Scobey Moving & Storage continues to deliver what began as Mr. Scobey's mission in 1913—providing exceptional moving services that allow families and businesses to transition to new chapters with peace of mind and without stress.

Business Years:+21

Miles Last Year:1,303,495

Total Drivers:65

Total Trucks:123

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Complete Directory of Movers in San Antonio, TX

Local & Long Distance Movers

Below is the complete list of local and long‑distance movers we've found for San Antonio, TX (384 total). Compare each company's USDOT number, years running, fleet size (trucks/drivers), reported miles per year, and the address on file—then use DOT Record to verify details on the official FMCSA listing.

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Complete list of local and long-distance movers in San Antonio, TX.

Business Name

Years Running

Owner's Name

DOT #

Trucks

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Drivers

Miles/Year

Address

the suddath companiesView Profile

52

james k. mcmurray

125550DOT Record
3243

1486

49439997

1212 st george road, evansville, in 47711

north american van linesView Profile

52

katrina lea

70851DOT Record
1308

1564

28555266

101 east washington blvd suite 1100, fort wayne, in 46802

parkway transport inc

44

kayla truitt

212550
274

254

21788766

5711 fm 78, san antonio, tx 78244

scobey moving & storageView Profile

21

elizabeth appleton

1274056DOT Record
123

65

1303495

9625 broadway, san antonio, tx 78217

3 men moversView Profile

16

jacky noons

1914113DOT Record
115

115

600000

6805 sands point dr, houston, tx 77074

square cowView Profile

18

james wayne lombard

1748594DOT Record
62

84

1050000

2500 brushy creek loop, cedar park, tx 78613

maramoon llc

4

jesus antonio ponciano iv

3820966
50

4

0

11843 braesview apt 103, san antonio, tx 78213-4812

basse truck line inc

52

scott basse

136511
28

31

2620000

3410 belgium lane, san antonio, tx 78219

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How much does it cost to move in San Antonio?

Moving costs in San Antonio can range from affordable to premium, depending on the size of your move and the distance involved. Whether youre relocating locally or long-distance, understanding the average moving costs in San Antonio will help you plan your budget more effectively.

Check out our breakdown of the average costs for moving a studio, 1-bedroom apartment, or 3-bedroom house in San Antonio. You can also explore our moving cost calculator to get an estimate tailored to your specific needs.

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Moving costs in San Antonio

Move SizeAverage Cost
Studio/1-bedroom$1,300
2-bedroom apartment$1,900
3-bedroom house$2,500
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About the city

San Antonio: Moving trends and city insights

In San Antonio, Texas, the moving industry is propelled by a rising population and broad relocation needs across both residential and commercial sectors. A typical move takes about 7.2 hours, shaped by the city’s blend of apartment complexes, sprawling suburban homes, and growing business districts. Moving crews generally include around 2.2 professionals, providing just the right manpower for managing everyday household goods, office equipment, and specialty items. Vehicles used often range from 16 to 26 feet, allowing movers to efficiently navigate everything from downtown corridors to wide residential streets in surrounding neighborhoods. Demand climbs noticeably in late spring and throughout summer, mirroring school transitions and optimal weather for moving. Services extend well beyond standard relocations, with offerings like packing, secure storage, and tailored solutions for fragile or oversized items. As San Antonio continues to evolve, moving companies of all sizes are scaling their services to match the city’s ongoing growth and dynamic housing trends.

How to choose a moving company

What to verify before you book, and the warning signs of a moving scam.

  1. Verify USDOT and MC numbers

    Every interstate mover must carry an active USDOT number, and for-hire interstate carriers an MC number. Look them up free on the FMCSA SAFER system before you book.

  2. Insist on an in-person or video survey

    Reputable movers inspect your belongings before quoting. Prices given sight-unseen routinely get revised upward on moving day.

  3. Get a binding or not-to-exceed estimate in writing

    A binding (or guaranteed not-to-exceed) estimate caps what you pay; a non-binding estimate can climb. Confirm which one you have on paper.

  4. Understand your valuation coverage

    Federal rules give you two choices: free Released Value ($0.60 per pound, minimal) or Full Value Protection. Know which applies and get it in writing.

  5. Confirm the Bill of Lading and inventory

    Every legitimate move has a Bill of Lading (your contract) and usually an inventory list. No paperwork, walk away.

  6. Cross-check reviews and the legal name

    Read reviews across Google, the Better Business Bureau, and Yelp, and confirm the legal name matches the DOT registration. Movers sometimes operate under several names.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do movers cost in San Antonio?

San Antonio movers charge an average of $125–$130 per hour for 2 movers and a truck for local moves in 2025-2026. The typical range is $110–$170/hr for standard licensed, insured companies. Budget movers start around $80–$120/hr but may offer limited damage coverage ($0.60/lb). Premium and white-glove services range from $170–$229+/hr. San Antonio rates run approximately 10–15% below the national average, driven by lower labor costs, single-story housing dominance, and less traffic congestion.

What's the cheapest time to move in San Antonio?

The cheapest time to move in San Antonio is mid-January through mid-February on a Tuesday or Wednesday, mid-month. This combination stacks the lowest seasonal rates ($110/hr baseline), cheapest day-of-week pricing, and minimal lease-turnover competition. Cash or Zelle payment saves an additional 3.5% versus credit card. A 1-BR move under these conditions can come in under $445, versus $640+ for the same move on a Saturday in late August.

Do San Antonio movers charge more on weekends?

Yes. Saturday is the peak-price day at roughly $155/hr cash average — a 22–24% premium over Tuesday/Wednesday ($125/hr). Friday is treated as a full weekend day by every San Antonio mover that publishes tiered pricing. Sunday sits below Saturday but above weekday rates, at roughly the same level as Friday, reflecting San Antonio's strong Catholic and Hispanic cultural traditions that soften Sunday demand.

How does the military affect San Antonio moving costs?

Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) — the largest joint base in the DoD — processes approximately 4,500 household goods shipments during the May–August PCS peak season. With 80,000+ active-duty personnel and 65% of all DoD moves concentrated in that summer window, military demand competes directly with civilians for trucks and crews. This drives 25–35% summer surcharges, 4-to-6-week booking lead times, and tighter mid-week availability than non-military metros.

What neighborhoods in San Antonio have the highest moving costs?

Downtown, Riverwalk, Southtown, and King William have the highest effective moving costs ($145–$175/hr) due to parking permits, narrow historic streets, shuttle needs, and long carries of 200+ feet. Alamo Heights, Terrell Hills, and Olmos Park add complexity premiums from 2-story estates and tree canopy restrictions. The lowest costs are on the South Side, East Side, and West Side inner ring ($110–$130/hr effective), where single-story bungalows and zero-friction access allow the fastest moves in the metro.