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DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

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DOT #: 3006268

MC #: 00026730

Moving Made Easy. Peace of Mind Delivered.
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Seattle to Los Angeles Movers

~1135 miles. Licensed FMCSA long-distance movers running this corridor with weekly capacity. Itemized written estimates, no door-rate surprises.

The corridor

Why this route matters

Seattle to LA aligns with tech, entertainment, and media-industry moves. I-5 south is the linehaul.


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Your Seattle to Los Angeles move, by the numbers

It's about 1,134 miles south from Seattle to Los Angeles. Here is what this lane typically costs by home size and how long delivery usually takes.

1,134Driving miles
3-7 daysTypical delivery
3–4 dSolo drive (DIY)
SouthDirection

Estimated cost by home size — 1,134-mile lane

Home sizeEst. weightEstimated range
Studio1,800 lbs$1,200 – $2,300
1-bedroom3,200 lbs$2,100 – $4,050
2-bedroom5,500 lbs$3,600 – $6,950
3-bedroom8,500 lbs$5,600 – $10,750
4-bedroom+11,500 lbs$7,550 – $14,600

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 Seattle to Los Angeles

How much does it cost to move from Seattle to Los Angeles?
For this 1,134-mile lane, a 1-bedroom typically runs about $2,100–$4,050 and a 3-bedroom about $5,600–$10,750 full-service. These are estimates — get a binding quote for your exact inventory.
How long does delivery take on this route?
Full-service interstate movers usually quote a 3-7 days spread for ~1,134 miles, because trucks consolidate shipments. A solo driver would spend roughly 21 hours behind the wheel.

What moves your price on this Seattle → Los Angeles 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 1,134-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 1,134-mile lane, lock in pickup 4–6 weeks ahead (6–8 weeks in May–September) — long lanes fill up fastest in summer.

Planning your Seattle to Los Angeles 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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