Cities in New Hampshire
26 more New Hampshire cities with a cost guide
Amherst · Bedford · Claremont · Concord · Derry · Dover · Durham · Exeter · Goffstown · Hampton · Hanover · Hooksett · Hudson · Keene · Laconia · Lebanon · Londonderry · Merrimack · Milford · Pelham · Portsmouth · Raymond · Rochester · Salem · Somersworth · Windham
What a move costs in New Hampshire
Two different formulas apply, and which one you fall under matters more than which company you call. Under about 100 miles movers bill by the hour, so cost follows crew size and time on site. Past that they bill on weight and mileage. Both columns below come from the same published model the calculator runs on.
| Home size | Crew & hours | Local (hourly) | 1,471 miles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio | 2 × 2–3 hrs | $235 – $375 | $4,965 – $6,620 |
| 1 bedroom | 2 × 3–5 hrs | $315 – $575 | $5,958 – $7,943 |
| 2 bedrooms | 2 × 5–7 hrs | $475 – $775 | $6,620 – $8,826 |
| 3 bedrooms | 3 × 6–9 hrs | $795 – $1,425 | $7,612 – $10,150 |
| 4+ bedrooms | 4 × 8–10 hrs | $1,355 – $2,075 | $8,605 – $11,474 |
Local costs assume $40–$50 per mover per hour plus a $75 travel fee. The right column is priced at 1,471 miles, the median of the routes we publish from this state. Packing, storage and specialty items sit on top.
Moving routes out of New Hampshire
We price 166 interstate corridors leaving New Hampshire, from 123 miles (Manchester to Hartford, CT) up to 3,106 miles (Manchester to San Francisco, CA). Measured corridors are listed first; distances marked ~ are estimated from city coordinates. All New Hampshire routes, including moves within the state and New Hampshire to every other state.
| Route | Distance | 2-bedroom range |
|---|---|---|
| Manchester → Hartford, CT | ~123 mi | $554 – $738 |
| Manchester → Albany, NY | ~139 mi | $626 – $834 |
| Manchester → Burlington, VT | ~157 mi | $707 – $942 |
| Manchester → New Haven, CT | ~162 mi | $729 – $972 |
| Manchester → Bridgeport, CT | ~179 mi | $806 – $1,074 |
| Manchester → Yonkers, NY | ~222 mi | $999 – $1,332 |
| Nashua → New York City, NY | ~225 mi | $1,013 – $1,350 |
| Manchester → New York City, NY | ~239 mi | $1,076 – $1,434 |
| Manchester → Jersey City, NJ | ~240 mi | $1,080 – $1,440 |
| Manchester → Newark, NJ | ~244 mi | $1,098 – $1,464 |
| Nashua → Philadelphia, PA | ~318 mi | $1,431 – $1,908 |
| Manchester → Philadelphia, PA | ~332 mi | $1,494 – $1,992 |
Moving inside New Hampshire vs leaving it
These are two different products with two different sets of rules, and people routinely shop for one while being sold the other.
Staying in New Hampshire
Regulated by the state, not the federal government, so licensing rules, estimate requirements and claims processes differ from the state next door. Usually billed hourly. Ask what the hourly rate includes, when the clock starts and whether travel time is on it.
Crossing a state line
Federally regulated the moment it leaves New Hampshire. The carrier needs active USDOT authority, owes you a written estimate, and has a public complaint record you can look up. Priced on weight and distance, so a survey is not optional.
Licensed movers in New Hampshire
Every carrier that moves household goods must be on the FMCSA register. We list the New Hampshiremovers on it, ordered by fleet size, with the USDOT number you need to check each one.
See licensed New Hampshire moversHow to use these New Hampshire figures
We are not a moving company. We do not operate trucks in New Hampshire, and no carrier pays to appear on this page. The numbers come from a published model rather than from quotes we were handed, which is the only reason they are worth comparing against.
Treat them as a planning range. Get three written estimates, and if one lands far outside this band, ask what it includes that the others do not.
How we calculate these costs →Frequently Asked Questions About Moving Within New Hampshire
How much do movers cost in New Hampshire?
A move inside New Hampshire under about 100 miles is billed by the hour: roughly $40 to $50 per mover per hour plus a travel fee of around $75. That puts a studio at $235 – $375 and a three bedroom home at $795 – $1,425. Past that distance movers switch to pricing on weight and mileage instead.
Which moving routes from New Hampshire do you publish costs for?
We publish 166 routes out of New Hampshire, leaving from Manchester, Nashua. The longest is Manchester to San Francisco, CA at 3,106 miles; the shortest is Manchester to Hartford, CT at 123 miles. Each has its own page with a cost table, transit time and the licensed carriers at both ends.
Is a move within New Hampshire regulated differently from one that leaves it?
Yes, and it matters. A move that stays inside New Hampshire is regulated by the state, and the rules on licensing, estimates and claims vary a great deal from state to state. The moment a move crosses a state line it becomes interstate and falls under the federal FMCSA, which requires active operating authority, a written estimate and a published complaint record for every USDOT number.
When is the cheapest time to move in New Hampshire?
Mid-week and mid-month, outside the May to September peak. Summer is the industry’s busiest season, and a carrier quoting a summer Saturday has less room to negotiate than one quoting a Tuesday in February. Dates are the largest lever most people actually control.
How far ahead should I book a mover in New Hampshire?
Four to six weeks for an ordinary move, and eight to twelve if you are moving between May and September or on the first or last weekend of a month. Booking early also gives you time to get three written estimates instead of accepting the first number you are quoted.
Does My Fast Movers carry out moves in New Hampshire?
No. We do not own trucks, employ crews or take payment to rank one company above another. These pages exist so you can see what a New Hampshire move should cost before you call anyone.