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Moving from Amarillo, TX to Lubbock, TX

About 132 miles inside Texas. Past the 100-mile local band movers price on distance and weight, but because the truck never crosses a state line the move is regulated by Texas, not by the federal FMCSA. That changes which licence to check and which estimate rules protect you.

Distance estimated from city coordinates; the calculator measures your exact route. Prices from our published model, not quotes.

~132 mi
Estimated distance
~2 hours
Drive time
1–3 days
Typical transit
$594+
2-bedroom, movers

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In short

Moving from Amarillo, TX to Lubbock, TX covers about 132 miles and is a move within Texas. Full-service movers cost $594 – $792 for a two-bedroom home in our model, delivered in 1 to 3 days. About 400 people a year move between the two counties (Census).

The route

A short interstate haul: 132 miles, about 2 hours of driving. Long enough to be priced on weight, short enough that most carriers run it on a dedicated truck rather than pooling your goods with other shipments — a two-bedroom home typically runs $594 – $792. That means a tight delivery date and far less handling.

Move type
Within Texas
Driving
about 2 hours
Usually moves on
a dedicated truck
Book ahead
2 to 4 weeks

Cost of moving from Amarillo to Lubbock

Cost to move from Amarillo, TX to Lubbock, TX by home size and service type
Home sizeFull-service moversMoving containerFreight trailer
Studio$450 – $600$321 – $428$225 – $300
1 bedroom$535 – $713$385 – $513$257 – $342
2 bedrooms$594 – $792$428 – $570$285 – $380
3 bedrooms$683 – $911$492 – $656$328 – $437
4 bedrooms$772 – $1,030$556 – $741$371 – $494
5+ bedrooms$891 – $1,188$642 – $855$428 – $570

Transport only, for an estimated 132 miles, from our published model: distance × home-size factor × service rate, shown as −10% to +20% around the base figure. Packing, storage, stairs and specialty items sit on top. How we price it.

Worked example: a two-bedroom home, Amarillo to Lubbock

132 miles × 2.0 (two-bedroom size multiplier) × $2.50 (full-service rate) = $660. The range runs 10% under that to 20% over: $594 to $792, transport only. Every parameter is on the methodology page; moving cost per mile explains why the rate falls with distance.

How many people move from Amarillo to Lubbock

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2016–2020) estimates that about 400 people a year (±163) moved from Potter County, TX, home to Amarillo, to Lubbock County, TX, home to Lubbock. Going the other way: about 102 people a year (±68). Movers from Potter County make up 1.4% of the 28,920 people a year who moved into Lubbock County from another county or state.

Where people leaving Potter County go
CountyPeople a year
Randall County, TX5,918 ±1,116
Lubbock County, TX400 ±163
Tarrant County, TX286 ±147
Dallas County, TX229 ±125
Pecos County, TX204 ±269
Where people moving to Lubbock County come from
CountyPeople a year
Harris County, TX1,473 ±386
Tarrant County, TX1,254 ±351
Jefferson County, TX1,216 ±369
Collin County, TX1,194 ±546
Bexar County, TX1,188 ±401

Census county flows

Licensed movers at each end

17 household-goods carriers are based within 30 miles of Amarillo. 3 of them had a roadside inspection in the last 24 months, and 20.0% of their 5 vehicle inspections ended with a truck put out of service. The largest by registered fleet:

Largest licensed movers within 30 miles of Amarillo, TX
CarrierBased inSizeInspections, 24 moVehicle out of service
A&W Transfer and StorageUSDOT 1818225Amarillo · 1 mi12 trucks30.0% of 3
M & L Transfer & Storage Co IncUSDOT 320702Amarillo · 1 mi6 trucks0—
Atlama Moving and StorageUSDOT 2069430Amarillo · 3 mi5 trucks0—
Bomb City Movers LLCUSDOT 3729636Amarillo · 12 mi3 trucks10.0% of 1
Budget MoversUSDOT 2101094Amarillo · 8 mi2 trucks0—
McDowell House and Structural MoversUSDOT 3566191Amarillo · 8 mi2 trucks1100.0% of 1

How these figures are calculated

At the Lubbock end

For a local crew after delivery, the largest licensed carriers within 30 miles of Lubbock: Little Guys Movers (Lubbock, 12 trucks), Affordable Moving (Lubbock, 6 trucks), Willismoving&Storageinc (Lubbock, 6 trucks), Byco Moving Or Tough Guy Moving (Lubbock, 5 trucks).

Rules that apply to this move

Both ends are in Texas, so Texas rather than the FMCSA regulates the move: ask the mover which Texas licence or registration it holds and check it with the state. The federal 110% cap on non-binding estimates does not reach a move inside Texas, so your protection on this 132-mile job is the estimate you sign; ask for it binding or not-to-exceed. More in binding vs non-binding estimates.

Before you book Amarillo to Lubbock

1

Ask whether it is hourly or flat

At 132 miles some carriers still quote hourly plus mileage rather than by weight. Get both numbers so you can compare like with like — hourly can win on a short haul with easy access at both ends.

2

Confirm it is a one-day run

Most carriers cover this distance in a single day, which avoids an overnight charge and a second crew. If a quote assumes two days, ask why.

Arriving in Lubbock

A local move inside Lubbock later — across town, out of temporary housing — is billed by the hour: about $445 – $733 for a two-bedroom home and $741 – $1,344 for three bedrooms. The nearest cities we cover from Lubbock are Amarillo (about 132 mi), Fort Worth (about 314 mi), Santa Fe (about 318 mi).

Other routes from Amarillo

All routes from Amarillo, nearest first.

Other moving routes from Amarillo, TX
RouteDistance2-bedroom, movers
Amarillo to Arlington, TX~373 mi$1,679 – $2,238
Amarillo to Dallas, TX~389 mi$1,751 – $2,334
Amarillo to Austin, TX~484 mi$2,178 – $2,904
Amarillo to Corpus Christi, TX~672 mi$3,024 – $4,032
Amarillo to Harrisburg, PA~1,635 mi$7,358 – $9,810

Also moving to Lubbock: from Santa Fe, NM, from Arlington, TX, from Albuquerque, NM, from El Paso, TX.

Amarillo to Lubbock moving FAQ

How much does it cost to move from Amarillo to Lubbock?

From our published model, full-service movers over about 132 miles cost about $450 – $600 for a studio, $594 – $792 for a two-bedroom home and $683 – $911 for a three-bedroom home, transport only; packing, storage and specialty items are extra.

How long does a move from Amarillo to Lubbock take?

The drive is about 2 hours, but the move usually takes 1 to 3 days because it moves on a dedicated truck, because the corridor is too short to be worth consolidating. Ask for the delivery window in writing. Book ahead: 2 to 4 weeks, 4 to 6 in summer.

What is the cheapest way to move from Amarillo to Lubbock?

Loading a freight trailer yourself: about $285 – $380 for a two-bedroom home, against $594 – $792 with full-service movers; a moving container is $428 – $570.

Is Amarillo to Lubbock an interstate move?

No. Both cities are in Texas, so the move is regulated by Texas rather than by the federal FMCSA. The carrier needs a USDOT number and whatever Texas requires of household-goods movers; interstate authority (an MC number) is not required for this job. The federal 110% rule on non-binding estimates does not apply either, which is a good reason to ask for a binding estimate.

How many people move from Amarillo to Lubbock each year?

The Census Bureau's American Community Survey (2016–2020) estimates about 400 people a year (margin of error ±163) moved from Potter County, which contains Amarillo, to Lubbock County, which contains Lubbock.

Sources for this page

The published cost model; US Census Bureau ACS migration flows (± is the 90% margin of error); the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census and Safety Measurement System; 49 CFR Part 375. Data last refreshed September 24, 2026.

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