Cost to move out of Texas by state
- Texas to Coloradoabout 920 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$6,950
- Texas to Floridaabout 1,140 mi · 2-bed $3,300–$7,500
- Texas to Marylandabout 1,445 mi · 2-bed $3,450–$8,600
- Texas to Californiaabout 1,550 mi · 2-bed $3,500–$9,050
- Texas to New Yorkabout 1,565 mi · 2-bed $3,550–$9,100
- Texas to New Jerseyabout 1,615 mi · 2-bed $3,600–$9,300
- Texas to Massachusettsabout 1,840 mi · 2-bed $3,750–$10,250
- Texas to Washingtonabout 2,110 mi · 2-bed $3,950–$10,900
Costs are estimates from published 2026 industry data for the typical distance between each state’s main cities. Each page shows costs by city and its source.
What to know about Texas
Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes are higher than in most states, so compare total housing costs. Summers are very hot, so plan early-morning loading and unloading.
Texas has no state income tax on wages.
Moving from a city in Texas? Houston · Dallas · Austin · San Antonio
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to move out of Texas?
It depends mostly on distance and home size. For a 2-bedroom home, a move to Colorado costs about $3,300–$6,950, while a move to Washington costs about $3,950–$10,900. These are estimates from 2026 industry data; your quote depends on weight, date and services.
What should I know before moving out of Texas?
Texas has no state income tax, but property taxes are higher than in most states, so compare total housing costs. Summers are very hot, so plan early-morning loading and unloading.
Does Texas have a state income tax?
Texas has no state income tax on wages.
Do I need an interstate mover?
Yes, for any move that crosses a state line. The mover must be registered with the FMCSA and have a USDOT number, which you can check on the FMCSA website.
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