Denver → Phoenix · USDOT 3006268
Denver to Phoenix Movers
Licensed long-distance moves from Denver to Phoenix. I-17 / I-25 corridor, retiree migration reverse, and 2-5 day delivery.
Your Denver to Phoenix move at a glance
Operational realities that shape this corridor. We price for them upfront so move day has no surprises.
I-25 / I-40 / I-17 corridor
South out of Denver via Albuquerque and Flagstaff into Phoenix.
Front Range pickup
Denver metro pickups run year-round; mountain-town pickups need extra routing time.
Phoenix summer delivery
May–September deliveries in Phoenix are scheduled for early morning or evening.
Trust and licensing. A Plus Moving & Storage is registered with the FMCSA as USDOT 3006268 and MC 00026730. Both verifiable at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov. BBB A+ rated.
Ready to book your Denver to Phoenix move?
Get a free interstate moving quote. We’ll survey your home and have a binding estimate to you within 1-2 business days.
Your Denver to Phoenix move, by the numbers
It's about 691 miles southwest from Denver to Phoenix. Here is what this lane typically costs by home size and how long delivery usually takes.
Estimated cost by home size — 691-mile lane
| Home size | Est. weight | Estimated range |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | 1,800 lbs | $1,000 – $2,050 |
| 1-bedroom | 3,200 lbs | $1,800 – $3,650 |
| 2-bedroom | 5,500 lbs | $3,100 – $6,300 |
| 3-bedroom | 8,500 lbs | $4,800 – $9,700 |
| 4-bedroom+ | 11,500 lbs | $6,500 – $13,150 |
Estimate only. Ranges reflect typical full-service averages for this distance, not a quote. The only number you can hold a mover to is a written binding estimate after an inventory survey. Get your binding quote →
Common questions about moving Denver to Phoenix
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What moves your price on this Denver → Phoenix move
- Shipment size. Long-distance moves are priced largely by weight — the single biggest factor in your range.
- Packing. Full pack-and-wrap adds cost but cuts damage risk, which matters more over a 691-mile haul.
- Access. Stairs, long carries, or a shuttle for a tight street at either end add labor.
- Timing. Summer and month-end dates cost the most; mid-month, off-season is cheapest.
- Dedicated vs. consolidated truck. A dedicated truck delivers faster but costs more than sharing trailer space.
Best time to make this move
Peak season runs mid-May through early September, when demand and prices are highest. A mid-month, off-season date lowers your quote and widens carrier availability. On a 691-mile lane, lock in pickup 4–6 weeks ahead (6–8 weeks in May–September) — long lanes fill up fastest in summer.
Planning your Denver to Phoenix move
- Get at least three written estimates, each binding or Not-to-Exceed — never a phone guess.
- Verify each mover’s USDOT and MC authority for interstate household goods before you book.
- Confirm your delivery window and what happens if it slips.
- Right-size valuation coverage — standard released value pays only $0.60/lb.
- Avoid any mover demanding a large cash deposit up front — a common red flag.
Planning a budget? See what real moves actually cost in our Moving Cost Index — price ranges from 669 completed A Plus moves, by home size and distance.
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