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Moving Cost in Vermont (2026 Pricing Guide) — illustrated 2026 guide

Moving Cost in Vermont

Updated July 2026 · Based on Vermont moving company rates

$663
Local Studio
$1,428
Local 2BR Avg
$9,180
Cross-Country 2BR

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Moving Costs in Vermont (Full Service)

Home Size Local Regional Cross-Country
Studio $663 $2,244 $4,590
One BR $969 $2,856 $6,120
Two BR $1,428 $4,080 $9,180
Three BR $1,836 $5,610 $12,240
Four BR $2,550 $6,630 $13,260

Moving Costs in Vermont

Moving costs in Vermont are near the national average. Vermont moving rates track U.S. averages.

Moving Rate Guide for Vermont

  • • Hourly rate (2 movers + truck): $122–$184/hr
  • • Packing services: $26–$61/hr per packer
  • • Long-distance: roughly $0.51–$0.82/lb for full household
  • • Storage-in-transit: $51–$153/month

Tips to Save on Your Move

  • • Move mid-week and mid-month for lowest rates
  • • Book 4–8 weeks ahead for peak season (May–September)
  • • Declutter before moving — less weight = lower cost for long-distance
  • • Get at least 3 binding quotes from licensed movers

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to move in Vermont?
Local moves in Vermont cost $1,428–$2,142 for a 2-bedroom. Cross-country moves cost $9,180+.
What is a local move vs. long-distance move?
A local move is typically within 50 miles and billed hourly. Long-distance moves (over 50–100 miles) are priced by weight and mileage.
When is the cheapest time to move?
Move mid-week (Tue–Thu), mid-month, and off-peak season (Oct–Apr) for the lowest rates.
Should I tip movers?
Tipping is customary: $20–$50/mover for local, $50–$100/mover for long-distance.
How far in advance should I book movers?
Book 4–8 weeks ahead for peak season. Last-minute bookings in peak season cost 20–40% more or may have no availability.