The roughly 434-mile move from Los Angeles, CA to San Francisco, CA typically costs $3,400–$4,100 for a 2-bedroom home. Use the calculator to price your own move and get matched with a licensed, insured carrier.
Get your free Los Angeles→San Francisco estimateThese ranges are for a full-service, long-distance move priced by weight and the 434 miles between the two cities. Add-ons like professional packing raise the total; a lighter load lowers it.
| Home size | Estimated Los Angeles→San Francisco cost |
|---|---|
| Studio | $1,775 – $2,125 |
| 1-bedroom | $2,450 – $2,950 |
| 2-bedroom | $3,400 – $4,100 |
| 3-bedroom | $4,775 – $5,725 |
| 4-bedroom | $6,950 – $8,350 |
Estimates are informational and based on the details you provide, not a binding quote.
Road distance from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
Typical time your belongings are on the road.
Long-distance carriers price on how much you move and how far it travels.
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A typical 2-bedroom move from Los Angeles to San Francisco runs $3,400–$4,100, based on the roughly 434 miles between them. Smaller studios start lower and larger 4-bedroom homes cost more, and your final price depends on how much you move plus services like packing.
The move takes about 1–2 days in transit by truck. Long-distance carriers give a delivery window rather than a fixed day, so build a little flexibility into your plans.
Rates are lowest in the fall-through-spring off-season and highest in summer and at month-ends. A mid-week, mid-month date on this route usually books cheaper and with more carrier choice.
For a long-distance move like Los Angeles to San Francisco, a full-service carrier prices by weight and mileage and handles the drive; a DIY truck rental can be cheaper for a light load but means doing the driving and loading yourself. Use the calculator to compare against your quotes.
More moves from Los Angeles:
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Moving to San Francisco from elsewhere:
San Diego to San Francisco • Dallas to San Francisco • Jacksonville to San Francisco • Austin to San Francisco • Columbus to San Francisco • Charlotte to San Francisco
See full cost guides for moving to San Francisco and moving to Los Angeles.
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