Covering 818 miles between Texas and Georgia, this move averages $2,420–$4,518 for full-service — placing it among long-distance moves where distance and home size together set the price.

About This Route

This is a long-haul move covering significant distance. Covering 818 miles from the South to the Southeast, this move spans two different climate and regulatory environments. Plan loading around vast distances between cities in Texas and unloading around warm, humid weather year-round in Georgia.

Cost by Move Type

Move TypeCost RangeWhat You Get
Full-Service Movers$2,420–$4,518Loading, transport, unloading, and basic furniture placement
Moving Container$1,775–$2,743Container dropped off, you pack, company transports
Rental Truck$807–$1,452You drive and load everything yourself

At $2,420–$4,518, full-service movers handle every step — worth it if you value time and convenience over saving $645+.

A moving container at $1,775–$2,743 splits the difference — you pack, they drive, and you save roughly $645 versus full-service.

A rental truck at $807–$1,452 is the cheapest path, but you're doing all the loading, driving, and unloading across 818 miles — factor in gas, tolls, and your time.

Cost by Home Size

Home SizeCost Range (Full-Service)
Studio$1,614–$2,582
1 Bedroom$2,098–$3,227
2 Bedroom$2,743–$4,034
3 Bedroom$3,550–$5,163
4+ Bedroom$4,518–$6,454

Popular City Routes

The popular city pairs people move between on this route are:

  • Houston → Atlanta
  • Dallas → Augusta
  • Austin → Savannah
  • Houston → Atlanta
  • Dallas → Augusta

How Long It Takes

Plan for 2–3 days of transit time. At 818 miles, most carriers drive 400–500 miles per day, so a 818-mile route means your shipment arrives within that window after pickup.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much should I budget for a move from Texas to Georgia?

A full-service move from Texas to Georgia averages $2,420–$4,518, based on the 818-mile distance and a typical 2–3 bedroom home. Smaller homes run closer to $2,743, while 4+ bedroom homes can reach $6,454.

How long does it take to move from Texas to Georgia?

Expect 2–3 days of transit time for the 818-mile route. Most long-distance carriers drive 400–500 miles per day, so a move of this distance typically arrives within that window after pickup.

Should I rent a truck or hire movers for this route?

A rental truck ($807–$1,452) is significantly cheaper than full-service movers ($2,420–$4,518), but you handle all loading, driving 818 miles, and unloading yourself. A moving container ($1,775–$2,743) is the middle option if you want to skip the drive.

How far in advance should I schedule my Texas to Georgia move?

Book 4–6 weeks ahead for a 818-mile move, especially during the May–September peak season. Mid-month and mid-week dates are typically $323–$645 cheaper than month-end and weekend slots.