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Moving costs · Redwood City, CA

Moving Costs in Redwood City, CA

Two formulas cover every move out of Redwood City. Under about 100 miles you pay for a crew's time: a two-bedroom home is $515 – $859 in our model. Beyond that you pay for weight and distance: $1,715 – $2,286 to Los Angeles, CA. 313 licensed movers are based within 30 miles. Every figure comes from the same published model as the calculator, not from any company.

Carrier counts from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census, snapshot September 24, 2026. No paid placement.

2-bed local move
$515 – $859
2 movers × 5–7 h + $75 travel
3-bed local move
$867 – $1,587
3 movers × 6–9 h + travel
2-bed to Los Angeles
$1,715 – $2,286
≈ 381 miles, transport only
Movers within 30 mi
313
67 with interstate authority

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A two-bedroom local move in Redwood City runs $515 – $859 in our model and a three-bedroom $867 – $1,587, billed by the hour. Long distance, a two-bedroom move to Los Angeles, CA is $1,715 – $2,286. 313 licensed movers are based within 30 miles. The largest Census flow out of San Mateo County goes to Alameda County, about 6,274 people a year.

What a move from Redwood City costs

Local moves are crew × hours × an hourly rate; long-distance moves are weight × distance.

Local moves in Redwood City: billed by the hour

A two-bedroom move in Redwood City: 2 movers × 5–7 hours × $44–$56 an hour, plus $75 travel, is $515 – $859.

Local moving cost in Redwood City by home size
HomeCrewHoursRange
Studio22–3$251 – $411
1 bedroom23–5$339 – $635
2 bedrooms25–7$515 – $859
3 bedrooms36–9$867 – $1,587
4 bedrooms48–10$1,483 – $2,315
5+ bedrooms410–12$1,835 – $2,763

Hourly rates are scaled to California: hand movers there earn a median $21.50 an hour against $19.35 nationally (BLS, May 2025), so the model's national $40–$50 band becomes $44–$56 per mover per hour.

Long distance from Redwood City: priced by weight and miles

Full-service, transport only. From Redwood City, Los Angeles, CA is the nearest priced metro (≈ 381 mi) and Miami, FL the farthest (≈ 3,005 mi); ≈ marks estimated miles.

Long-distance moving cost from Redwood City to major metros
ToMiles2 bedrooms3 bedrooms
New York City, NY≈ 2,987$13,442 – $17,922$15,458 – $20,610
Los Angeles, CA≈ 381$1,715 – $2,286$1,972 – $2,629
Chicago, IL≈ 2,158$9,711 – $12,948$11,168 – $14,890
Dallas, TX≈ 1,712$7,704 – $10,272$8,860 – $11,813
Houston, TX≈ 1,898$8,541 – $11,388$9,822 – $13,096
Washington, DC≈ 2,833$12,749 – $16,998$14,661 – $19,548
Miami, FL≈ 3,005$13,523 – $18,030$15,551 – $20,734
Philadelphia, PA≈ 2,929$13,181 – $17,574$15,158 – $20,210
Atlanta, GA≈ 2,478$11,151 – $14,868$12,824 – $17,098
Phoenix, AZ≈ 741$3,335 – $4,446$3,835 – $5,113

Long-distance lanes from Redwood City, by home size

Long-distance moving cost from Redwood City, CA by destination and home size
From Redwood City toMilesStudio1 bedroom3 bedrooms4 bedrooms
New York City, NY≈ 2,987$10,081 – $13,442$12,097 – $16,130$15,458 – $20,610$17,474 – $23,299
Los Angeles, CA≈ 381$1,286 – $1,715$1,543 – $2,057$1,972 – $2,629$2,229 – $2,972
Chicago, IL≈ 2,158$7,283 – $9,711$8,740 – $11,653$11,168 – $14,890$12,624 – $16,832
Dallas, TX≈ 1,712$5,778 – $7,704$6,934 – $9,245$8,860 – $11,813$10,015 – $13,354
Houston, TX≈ 1,898$6,406 – $8,541$7,687 – $10,249$9,822 – $13,096$11,103 – $14,804
Washington, DC≈ 2,833$9,561 – $12,749$11,474 – $15,298$14,661 – $19,548$16,573 – $22,097
Miami, FL≈ 3,005$10,142 – $13,523$12,170 – $16,227$15,551 – $20,734$17,579 – $23,439
Philadelphia, PA≈ 2,929$9,885 – $13,181$11,862 – $15,817$15,158 – $20,210$17,135 – $22,846
Atlanta, GA≈ 2,478$8,363 – $11,151$10,036 – $13,381$12,824 – $17,098$14,496 – $19,328
Phoenix, AZ≈ 741$2,501 – $3,335$3,001 – $4,001$3,835 – $5,113$4,335 – $5,780

Distances marked ≈ are estimated. Full-service movers, transport only.

Licensed movers serving Redwood City

313 FMCSA-registered household-goods carriers are based within 30 miles of Redwood City, 67 of them with interstate authority; 140 had a roadside inspection in the past 24 months. The Redwood City movers page lists every one with its USDOT number, fleet and inspection record, and its long-distance section keeps only those that can cross a state line.

Who moves to and from San Mateo County

Redwood City sits in San Mateo County, CA, home to about 756,764 people aged one and over. In the Census Bureau's 2016–2020 American Community Survey, about 12,114 (±1,230) people a year moved into the county from another state, about 8,308 (±1,023) from abroad and about 30,212 (±2,006) from elsewhere in California. Going the other way, the county-to-county estimates add up to roughly 12,843 a year leaving for another state.

Largest flows out of San Mateo County, CA
ToPeople a yearFrom Redwood City2-bedroom move
Alameda County, CAFremont moving costs6,274 ±822≈ 18 mi to Fremont$515 – $859
Santa Clara County, CASan Jose moving costs6,043 ±854≈ 25 mi to San Jose$515 – $859
San Francisco County, CASan Francisco moving costs4,278 ±657≈ 25 mi to San Francisco$515 – $859
Contra Costa County, CAConcord moving costs2,765 ±560≈ 39 mi to Concord$515 – $859
Los Angeles County, CALancaster moving costs1,803 ±423≈ 347 mi to Lancaster$1,562 – $2,082

The largest groups of newcomers come from Santa Clara County, CA (about 8,832), San Francisco County, CA (about 8,260) and Alameda County, CA (about 3,174). Across state lines, the largest flows out go to Texas (about 2,116), Washington (about 1,334) and New York (about 747); the largest flows in come from New York (about 1,979), Texas (about 1,277) and Florida (about 996).

US Census Bureau, ACS 2016–2020 county-to-county migration flows; people a year with a 90% margin of error. Miles are estimated from city coordinates; move prices are full-service, transport only, from the published model.

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Moving costs in Redwood City: questions people ask

How much does it cost to hire movers in Redwood City, CA?

A local move (under about 100 miles) is billed by the hour: $44–$56 per mover per hour plus about $75 travel in our model, so a two-bedroom home with two movers for 5–7 hours is $515 – $859 and a three-bedroom home with three movers is $867 – $1,587. Packing, stairs and long carries are extra.

How much is a long-distance move from Redwood City?

Priced on weight and distance, about $5.00 per mile for a two-bedroom home in our model. From Redwood City to Los Angeles, CA (about 381 miles) that is $1,715 – $2,286, and to Miami, FL (about 3,005 miles) $13,523 – $18,030, transport only.

Are there licensed movers in Redwood City?

313 FMCSA-registered household-goods carriers are based within 30 miles of Redwood City, 67 of them with interstate authority. The Redwood City movers page lists each one with its USDOT number.

Where do people from San Mateo County move?

The largest flows out of the county go to Alameda County (about 6,274 a year), Santa Clara County (about 6,043 a year), San Francisco County (about 4,278 a year), and roughly 12,843 people a year leave for another state, by the Census Bureau's 2016–2020 estimates. The table on this page prices a two-bedroom move to each destination.

What is the cheapest way to move out of Redwood City?

For the same route and load, a moving container prices 28% below full-service movers and a freight trailer 52% below, because you do the loading. A rental truck is cheaper still on the transport line but adds fuel, lodging and your own days.

Sources. Costs from the published model; carriers from the FMCSA Motor Carrier Census (snapshot September 24, 2026) and Safety Measurement System; Census ACS migration flows.

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