Compare independently checked moving companies across Arizona — and because the state doesn't license movers, verification matters more than ever.
Arizona moving revolves around the sprawling Phoenix metro and, to the south, Tucson — with brutal summer heat that pushes crews to start at dawn and protect anything sensitive on the truck. Snowbird season adds a big seasonal swing in and out of the state.
Here's the important part: Arizona does not license intrastate household-goods movers at the state level — there is no state moving permit. That makes it even more important to confirm a mover's active USDOT number for interstate work and its insurance on file. Our verification does exactly that.
A sample from the 249 companies listed in Arizona — verified movers first. Check any credential yourself before you book.
The movers in our directory serve every major region of Arizona. Here's what to know about the busiest ones.
A vast metro where mileage and crew hours drive most local quotes.
A steady southern market with university-driven turnover.
Large East Valley suburb with heavy family volume.
High-value moves where insured, credentialed crews are the norm.
A fast-growing tech-heavy East Valley market.
A high-country town where winter weather is a real factor.
Typical ranges to budget from — always confirm with a written estimate.
| Move type | Typical range | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|
| Local move (1–2 bedroom) | $380 – $1,120 | Crew size, stairs/elevator, parking access |
| Local move (3–4 bedroom) | $960 – $2,600 | Volume, hourly crew, packing services |
| Long-distance out of state | $2,100 – $5,800 | Distance, total weight, time of year |
| Packing & materials (add-on) | $300 – $1,200 | Home size and fragile/specialty items |
Figures are general guidance for planning, not quotes. Get a written in-home or video estimate.
No — Arizona does not license intrastate household-goods movers at the state level. That is exactly why you should confirm a mover's active USDOT number for interstate moves and its insurance on file, which you can check on our Verify page.
A local 1–2 bedroom move usually runs $380–$1,120, and a long-distance move out of state typically lands between $2,100 and $5,800 depending on distance and volume.
Fall through early spring. Summer heat is punishing — if you must move then, crews start at dawn.
Since there's no state license, focus on an active USDOT for interstate moves, current insurance, and a real, reachable business — the checks behind our badges.
Check the badge, verify the license, and hire with confidence. It's free for families.
