What is considered a long-distance move in San Francisco?
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A long-distance move is generally a move that’s more than 100 or 400 miles, depending on the moving company. Based on these thresholds, the following moves are often considered long-distance:
- Moving from San Francisco to New York
- Moving from San Francisco to Seattle
- Moving from San Francisco to Denver
- Moving from San Francisco to Portland
If you’re moving within California, some moves may be considered long-distance or local. For example, moving from San Francisco to Los Angeles (a distance of about 380 miles) may be considered a long-distance move, and moving from San Francisco to Sacramento (a distance of about 90 miles) will likely be considered a local move.
Whether you’re planning a long-distance, cross-country or local move, reach out to the best movers in San Francisco for help and get free estimates.