Flat-rate interstate moving—built for the I-35 / I-25 corridor and Denver delivery rules.
Flat-rate interstate moving—built for the I-35 / I-25 corridor and Denver delivery rules.
Move & Care can legally perform interstate moves. We hold a federal USDOT license #3212621 as well as a Massachusetts license: MC #1018431.
Every San Antonio to Denver, CO 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 San Antonio to Denver, CO moves.
Expect delivery in approximately 2 – 4 days for San Antonio to Denver, CO.
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 San Antonio to Denver, CO moves.
Packing assistance, short-term storage, and white glove handling are the most requested add-ons when moving from San Antonio to Denver, CO.
Hear how creators and community leaders describe their move-day experience—from booking to the moment every box is in place.
Service for smooth and easy family moves
Smooth business moving to keep the business running
Complete packing help and quality materials
Safe storage spaces for your items, available anytime
Skilled piano transport to maintain condition.
Moving services with extra care for valuable items
Gentle and efficient relocations for seniors.
| Move size | Typical flat-rate range* | Delivery window |
|---|---|---|
| Studio / Small 1 Bedroom | $3,200 – $4,200 | 2–4 days |
| Large 1 Bedroom / Small 2 Bedroom | $4,200 – $5,400 | 2–4 days |
| Large 2 Bedroom | $5,400 – $6,600 | 2–5 days |
| 3 Bedroom Apartment / Townhouse | $6,600 – $7,900 | 2–5 days |
| 4 Bedroom or Larger Home | $7,900 – $9,400 | 3–6 days |
*These figures reflect recent moves from San Antonio, TX to Denver, CO. Your final cost will be influenced by the volume of your belongings, accessibility (think stairs or elevators), your chosen dates, any specialty items, packing requirements, and whether you need storage.
What can you expect to pay for a move from San Antonio to Denver? Here's a general idea of the costs, based on the size of your move: Move & Care operates on a flat-rate basis for interstate relocations. This means the price you see on your written estimate is the price you pay. No fuel surcharges. No surprise fees that pop up at the last minute. What's included? Professional movers, the truck, fuel, tolls, basic valuation coverage, and the required $50 equipment kit. Need a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for a Denver building? We've got you covered.
Looking for the quickest, most accurate quote? We offer a live or FaceTime visual survey, and it's completely free.
A quick note for the savvy consumer. FMCSA suggests obtaining a written estimate and following their guidelines to steer clear of moving scams. You can find their checklist here: FMCSA: Steps to Select a Mover.
Payment options are straightforward. Paying with cash nets you a 5% discount. Credit card payments incur a 3.5% processing fee.
How long does it take to deliver from San Antonio to Denver? Nonstop driving, under ideal circumstances, takes roughly 13 hours and 56 minutes. However, actual travel times factor in safe driving practices, weather conditions, and delivery regulations. Most shipments arrive within a window of 2 to 5 days, contingent on the size of the cargo and access to Denver.
A quick note about the route. We frequently travel north on I-35, then connect to I-25 heading into Colorado. The Texas Department of Transportation's I-35 Northeast Expansion (NEX) project near San Antonio can alter traffic flow, so we schedule pickups to avoid delays whenever possible.
Before you move from San Antonio to Denver, keep this in mind: winter conditions on Raton Pass and the associated traction laws. If your journey takes you along I-25, you'll likely traverse Raton Pass, which sits at roughly 7,834 feet. The scenery is stunning, but be prepared for genuine winter hazards. Colorado has the authority to impose traction or chain requirements for passenger vehicles during inclement weather. For the latest official information, check the Colorado Department of Transportation's (CDOT) website: CDOT Traction & Chain Laws. For specifics on what you need to carry and how the rules are enforced, visit the Colorado State Patrol's (CSP) page: CSP Chain Law Information.
We also keep an eye on real-time road conditions. For Colorado, we rely on COtrip (CDOT). For New Mexico, we use NMRoads (NMDOT). We'll keep you informed, so you're never left in the dark.
Denver's curb space, Right-of-Way regulations, and building policies can be a headache for deliveries. Delivering in Denver can feel like trying to park a bus in a cramped living room. The streets are narrow, and loading zones are scarce. Building regulations can be a maze. Depending on where you are, you might have to navigate Right-of-Way (ROW) coordination or figure out a parking arrangement for truck deliveries. In Denver, you'll want to be familiar with Denver ROW permits and Right-of-Way parking options. Our commitment goes beyond simply delivering boxes. We assemble beds, arrange furniture to your specifications, and remove all packing materials before we leave.
Consider this: if you're moving into a Capitol Hill apartment with a freight elevator, the building might ask for a Certificate of Insurance (COI) and a reserved elevator time. But if you're moving into a LoDo condo, securing curb access can be the real challenge. We're here to help you get it sorted.
Need everything packed? We're on it. Prefer "kitchen only" packing, with special care for your glassware? That sounds good. Consider packing services.
Storage-in-Transit and short-term storage options are available. Need to wait for keys in Denver? Lease begins next week? Incorporate moving and storage to keep your schedule adaptable.
Pianos. Large sectionals. Artwork. Heavy gym equipment. Let us know what you need to move, and we'll provide a clear quote for specialty handling, along with the appropriate equipment.
Not planning to drive your car north? We can help you coordinate vehicle transport, ensuring everything arrives within the same timeframe.
Still deciding how to move? Consider it like choosing a travel option for a lengthy road trip. Same goal, but different levels of effort.
For a simpler experience, full-service moving is like having a dedicated team. You concentrate on settling in; we take care of the heavy lifting and the logistics.
Licensed, insured, and easily verifiable. Interstate movers are required to register with the FMCSA and obtain a USDOT number. You can verify a company's standing, any complaints, and its operating authority by using FMCSA's mover search tool or the FMCSA household goods database.
To put it simply, a broker arranges the move and then hands it off to another company, while a carrier is responsible for the actual transportation, including the truck and crew. Move & Care handles your move in-house, providing you with a single coordinator, a unified plan, and clear accountability. It's also important to understand that "valuation coverage" is the mover's legal obligation in the event of loss or damage. It's not insurance, plain and simple. The FMCSA lays out the differences between Full Value Protection and Released Value Protection on their site: FMCSA: Liability & Protection. Here's a straightforward example: with Released Value Protection, a 25-pound television would be covered at 60 cents per pound, which amounts to $15. Looking for the official consumer booklet? The FMCSA has it available here: Your Rights & Responsibilities When You Move. A real page-turner, if you're into that sort of thing.
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How Move & Care Handles Your Move 1) Initial Steps (Preparation) You'll meet your coordinator. You'll provide your inventory and access information. From there, we'll create a written estimate and a plan that adheres to your building's regulations. We can even do a quick video walkthrough to ensure your quote accurately reflects your belongings. If your Denver building requires a Certificate of Insurance (COI), we'll provide it. Need an elevator reservation? We'll assist with that too.
2) Moving Day Our team arrives, carefully protecting your furniture with pads and wrap before loading it, keeping a long-distance layout in mind. Think of it as "stacking a moving puzzle," not just "throwing it in."
3) Linehaul and Updates We'll navigate the route, considering weather and road conditions. When winter weather impacts the I-25 corridor, we adapt our routes or delivery schedules. You'll always be informed, never left in the dark.
4) Delivery & Setup in Denver We'll handle unloading, reassembling beds, and positioning furniture exactly where you want it. We'll also take care of the packing materials, so you can begin enjoying Denver, not searching for trash bags.
New to Colorado? Here's a quick administrative checklist. If you're making Colorado your home, the Colorado Division of Motor Vehicles requires you to switch your driver's license within 30 days and register your vehicle within 90 days of establishing residency. Get started here: Colorado DMV: New to Colorado. That's all there is to it. One less thing on your plate.
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