Flat-rate long-distance moving with packing, storage, and GPS updates—built for the I-10 corridor.
Flat-rate long-distance moving with packing, storage, and GPS updates—built for the I-10 corridor.
Move & Care can legally perform interstate moves. We hold a federal USDOT license #3212621 as well as a Massachusetts license: MC #1018431.
Every Los Angeles to San Antonio, TX long-distance move is billed at a single, all-inclusive flat rate—the quote you approve is the price you pay, period.
No fuel surcharges, stair fees, or mileage surprises—our itemized quote lays out every cost upfront.
Need an overnight pickup or sunrise delivery? Our crew works around the clock to match building elevator windows and your schedule.
Plan confidently with at-a-glance insight into how Move and Care handles Los Angeles to San Antonio, TX moves.
Expect delivery in approximately 2 – 4 days for Los Angeles to San Antonio, TX.
Reserve your crew about 2 – 4 weeks ahead to secure your preferred dates.
Your quote covers truck, fuel, tolls, and labor—no surprise fees on Los Angeles to San Antonio, TX moves.
Packing assistance, short-term storage, and white glove handling are the most requested add-ons when moving from Los Angeles to San Antonio, TX.
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Safe storage spaces for your items, available anytime
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Moving services with extra care for valuable items
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| Size of the Move | Typical Flat-Rate Range* | Delivery Window |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / Small 1 Bedroom | $3,800 – $4,900 | 3–6 days |
| Large 1 Bedroom / Small 2 Bedroom | $4,900 – $6,200 | 3–6 days |
| Large 2 Bedroom | $6,200 – $7,600 | 3–6 days |
| 3 Bedroom Apartment / Townhouse | $7,600 – $9,200 | 3–6 days |
| 4 Bedroom or Larger Home | $9,200 – $11,500 | 3–6 days |
*Based on recent moves from Los Angeles, CA to San Antonio, TX. The exact price depends on how much stuff you have, how easy it is to get to (stairs, elevators, long carries), and any special items you have, like pianos, safes, or big gym equipment.
Move & Care is an expert in flat-rate moves between states. You pay the amount on your written quote, so there are no surprise fuel costs or “gotcha” fees at delivery. Your flat rate usually covers professional movers, a truck, mileage, tolls, fuel, basic protection, basic disassembly and reassembly (beds, tables), padding and stretch wrap, and a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for buildings that need one.
What makes the final rate? We take into account the distance of the route, your list of items, and the services you really want. You can keep it simple (just labor and transportation) or make a concierge plan that includes full packing, “pack only kitchen,” custom crating for fragile items, or short-term storage if your move-in date in San Antonio doesn’t line up perfectly.
You can do a live video or FaceTime visual survey for free.
Payment is easy: you get a 5% discount for paying in cash, but you have to pay a 3.5% processing fee for using a credit card. Your deposit locks in the date and the rate.
Most long-distance moves on this lane are planned to take 3 to 6 days to deliver, depending on the size of the shipment, how easy it is to load, and when the delivery is scheduled. The drive from Los Angeles to San Antonio is about 1,353 miles long, and San Antonio is two hours ahead of Los Angeles. This is important when you need to reserve elevators, coordinate key handoffs, or schedule building docks.
A typical Move & Care trip starts with loading up in the morning in the LA area. Then, the truck drives east on I-10 across the Southwest, with a driver rotation and an overnight stop planned. Your coordinator sends you a GPS update every day, so you never have to wonder where the truck is or when to meet it.
People in Southern California don’t always pack the same way as people in South Texas. You are giving up a drier coastal climate for one with more humidity and hotter summers. Because of this, we recommend stronger carton tape for heavy loads, extra padding for long-haul vibration, and (when needed) moisture-aware packing for electronics and artwork.
We keep an eye on state traveler systems, especially Caltrans QuickMap in California and DriveTexas once we’re in Texas, so lane closures and other problems don’t cause missed delivery appointments.
Los Angeles: Temporary tow-away or “no stopping” signs could make the difference between a smooth load and a delayed start if your street is narrow or parking is hard to find. If you need temporary signage, LADOT’s Special Traffic Control will help you set it up and make sure the space is usable on move day.
San Antonio: If you’re delivering to Downtown, especially near hotels, meters, or busy blocks, you might need a Parking Restriction or right-of-way permit to save metered or loading-zone spaces. We’ll help you figure out when this applies and what information the city usually needs (dates, number of spaces, type of vehicle, exact location description) so that the truck can unload in a legal and quick way.
Before you pay a deposit for an interstate move, make sure that your mover is registered and has the right to do business. The FMCSA Household Goods Mover Search Tool lets you find an interstate household goods mover by USDOT/MC. We’re happy to give you our phone number, insurance information, and a written estimate up front. That’s how professional interstate moving is supposed to work.
We also follow FMCSA rules to protect consumers, such as giving you a written estimate and explaining the difference between binding and non-binding pricing so you won’t be surprised when your items arrive.
“Insurance” can be hard to understand when you’re moving, so we make it easy: every interstate shipment comes with basic carrier liability, and you can add more coverage based on what you’re moving and how much risk you’re willing to take. Before loading day, we’ll go over your options with you, write them down clearly, and explain how claims are handled.
FMCSA publishes consumer guidance on valuation and coverage options. If you want to read the federal overview first, you can do so.
Some customers think that full-service movers are like portable containers or rental trucks. At first, those do-it-yourself options may seem cheaper, but they usually put the hard parts on you: packing standards, loading strategy, driving more than 1,300 miles, paying for gas, hotels, and time off work. Full-service is usually the best way to get to San Antonio quickly without having to do anything yourself, especially if you have to carry a lot of stuff, climb stairs, or move into an apartment.
Your coordinator does a quick video survey, checks the details of access (elevators, stairs, loading zones), and makes a written plan that includes the service list, timing, and safety needs. We can deliver materials and plan the packing ahead of time if you’re using packing services.
We keep track of things by taking an inventory, protecting floors and door frames, and padding and wrapping furniture. Your crew leader confirms the plan, and then we load everything up for the long trip. Heavy things are balanced, fragile things are braced, and everything is secured for the I-10 run.
When we deliver your furniture, we put it where you want it, put back together what we took apart, and take away any extra packing materials. This way, you can start living in San Antonio instead of a maze of cardboard.
Our Professional movers make sure
that your move goes smoothly
and all your belongings are safe!
