Provo, Utah Moving Costs
What a move actually costs in Provo, Utah — local hourly rates, long distance ranges and the figures behind them.
In short
A local move in Provo is billed by the hour: a two-bedroom home with two movers runs $495 – $817 in our model. Across the 9 routes we price from Provo, the median is about 395 miles, which puts a two-bedroom move at $1,778 – $2,370. About 24,820 people a year move to Utah County from other states (Census).
Who moves to and from Utah County
Provo sits in Utah County, UT, home to about 610,114 people aged one and over. In the Census Bureau's 2016–2020 American Community Survey, about 24,820 (±1,679) people a year moved into the county from another state, about 6,175 (±694) from abroad and about 18,168 (±1,443) from elsewhere in Utah. Going the other way, the county-to-county estimates add up to roughly 18,993 a year leaving for another state.
| To | People a year | From Provo | 2-bedroom move |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake County, UTSalt Lake City moving costs | 9,122 ±1,145 | ≈ 45 mi to Salt Lake City | $495 – $817 |
| Washington County, UTSaint George moving costs | 1,387 ±520 | ≈ 281 mi to Saint George | $1,265 – $1,686 |
| Maricopa County, AZChandler moving costs | 1,168 ±423 | ≈ 560 mi to Chandler | $2,520 – $3,360 |
| Cache County, UTLogan moving costs | 848 ±295 | ≈ 122 mi to Logan | $549 – $732 |
| Davis County, UTNorth Salt Lake moving costs | 812 ±278 | ≈ 52 mi to North Salt Lake | $495 – $817 |
The largest groups of newcomers come from Salt Lake County, UT (about 9,919), Davis County, UT (about 1,892) and Maricopa County, AZ (about 1,702). Across state lines, the largest flows out go to Texas (about 2,542), Idaho (about 1,794) and California (about 1,788); the largest flows in come from California (about 4,663), Idaho (about 2,406) and Arizona (about 2,095).
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.
Popular Moving Routes from Provo
Nearest first. See all 9 routes from Provo with transit times, costs by home size and licensed movers.
Long Distance Routes
An hourly quote is the crew rate multiplied by how long the job takes, so access is what really moves the number: a long carry, stairs without an elevator, a street the truck cannot park on, or packing left until the morning. We cover each of those, and the surcharges to watch for, in how much movers cost.
Provo Moving Cost Guide
Moving costs in Provo, Utah vary based on location, building type, and services required:
Average Provo Moving Costs:
Local moves (billed by the hour)
- Studio2 movers · 2–3 hrs$243 – $393
- 1 bedroom2 movers · 3–5 hrs$327 – $605
- 2 bedrooms2 movers · 5–7 hrs$495 – $817
- 3 bedrooms3 movers · 6–9 hrs$831 – $1,506
- 4+ bedrooms4 movers · 8–10 hrs$1,419 – $2,195
Based on $42–$53 per mover per hour plus a $75 travel fee.
Long distance from Provo
- 1 bedroom$1,600 – $2,133
- 2 bedrooms$1,778 – $2,370
- 3 bedrooms$2,044 – $2,725
- 4+ bedrooms$2,311 – $3,081
Priced at 395 miles, the typical corridor we track from Provo.
Provo moving cost questions
How much do movers cost in Provo?
A local move inside Provo is billed by the hour. Full-service crews run about $42 to $53 per mover per hour, plus a travel fee of around $75 to get the truck to you and back. A studio needs roughly 2 to 3 hours with a crew of 2, which works out to $243 – $393. A three bedroom home takes a crew of 3 some 6 to 9 hours, or $831 – $1,506.
What does a long distance move from Provo cost?
Once you leave the local band, movers price on distance and weight rather than hours. Across the 9 routes we track from Provo, a typical corridor is around 395 miles, which puts a two bedroom move at $1,778 – $2,370 and a three bedroom at $2,044 – $2,725. Run your exact destination through the calculator for a closer figure.
Which routes out of Provo do you publish prices for?
We publish a priced route page for 9 destinations from Provo, 3 of them inside Utah. The longest are Provo to New York City, NY at 2,290 miles, around $10,305 – $13,740 for a two bedroom home; Provo to Chicago, IL at 1,461 miles, around $6,575 – $8,766 for a two bedroom home; Provo to Los Angeles, CA at 653 miles, around $2,939 – $3,918 for a two bedroom home. Each has its own page with the full cost table.
How much does it cost to move from Provo to a nearby city?
The closest city we publish costs for is Salt Lake City, about 45 miles away by road. That is inside the local band, so it is still billed by the hour rather than by distance — roughly $495 – $817 for a two bedroom home. Other nearby cities we cover include Ogden (82 mi), Saint George (281 mi), Casper (384 mi).
Does My Fast Movers carry out moves in Provo?
No. We do not own trucks, employ crews or take payment to rank one company above another. This page exists so you can see what a Provo move should cost before you call anyone, then judge the quotes you are given against it.
Moving between Provo and nearby cities
The closest places we publish costs for, ranked by road distance from Provo. Anything inside the local band is billed by the hour; past it, movers switch to distance and weight.
| City | Distance | Billed as | 2-bedroom |
|---|---|---|---|
| Salt Lake City | ~45 mi | Hourly | $495 – $817 |
| Ogden | ~82 mi | Hourly | $495 – $817 |
| Saint George | ~281 mi | Distance | $1,265 – $1,686 |
| Casperout of state | ~384 mi | Distance | $1,728 – $2,304 |
| Boiseout of state | ~385 mi | Distance | $1,733 – $2,310 |
| North Las Vegasout of state | ~385 mi | Distance | $1,733 – $2,310 |
Distances are estimated from city coordinates, not measured on a specific route, so treat them as approximate. Our route pages from Provo add transit times, licensed movers and the reverse direction.
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We are not a moving company. No carrier pays to appear on this page, and these figures come from a published model rather than from quotes we were handed. Treat the range as a sanity check, then get three written estimates. How we calculate them →