Texas to Colorado move: a plain white box truck travels away in rear three-quarter view, medium distance, occupying the right two thirds.

Texas to Colorado

Moving from Texas to Colorado

Reviewers who moved from Texas to Colorado paid a median $3,568. 27,574 people made the move in 2024, and 22,986 went the other way. Houston to Denver, the most common run in our file, is 1,034 miles.

Anthony Bale

Anthony BaleMoving industry professional, author and writerReviewed 23 September 2026

Reviewers paid

$3,568

median, 40 priced reviews

Moved last year

27,574

TX to CO, 2024

Typical drive

1,034 mi

Houston to Denver

Cost of living

+6.2%

CO vs TX, US = 100

Sources: Haulest licensed review file (MoveAdvisor), 21 Sept 2026 (reviewer-reported); US Census Bureau, ACS state-to-state migration, 2024; OSRM on OpenStreetMap data (driving route); BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

What it costs

Texas to Colorado moving cost

Across 40 priced reviews of moves from Texas to Colorado, the median was $3,568 and the middle half paid $2,200 to $7,200. Home sizes and distances are mixed; the table below is by size.

Planning ranges for 1,000–2,000 miles moves, by home size, as of September 2026. Research fallback, not a first-party median and not a bid.

Home sizeFull-service range
Studio$2,200–$4,000
1 bedroom$3,000–$5,200
2 bedroom$4,000–$7,200
3 bedroom$5,400–$9,400
4+ bedroom$7,000–$12,000

Source: Haulest research bands, September 2026 (band set by the Houston to Denver drive).

Live numbers: US on-highway diesel $5.60 per gallon for the week of 2026-08-31 (EIA weekly US on-highway diesel via FRED GASDESW). A fuel surcharge on a long lane follows the diesel line; ask how the mover sets it.

From the review file

Movers with reviews on the Texas to Colorado run

How this list was made. Every mover here has at least two reviews in our file for a move from Texas to Colorado. Sorted by how many matching reviews each mover has, not by rating. Corpus as of 21 Sept 2026. Not a ranking and not a recommendation.

MoverBasedRecordMatching reviewsAll reviewsMedian reported, this runLast
Move US to RelocationLake Dallas, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 31743883282.9 mean, dated$3,20012 May 2020
Presidential Moving ServicesArlington, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 289718921233.0 mean, dated$7,00021 Mar 2018
Geo Van LinesDallas, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 29524902931.2 mean, dated$2,00014 Jun 2021
24 Hours MovingDallas, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 18113062573.4 mean, dated$4,20013 Oct 2015
All Over The State Moving & StorageAddison, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 22581132371.8 mean, dated$2,60024 May 2019
Across U.S.A. Moving & StorageDallas, TXNo FMCSA matchUSDOT 14891262302.4 mean, dated$9,1091 Oct 2014
Daryl Flood Moving & StorageCoppell, TXBroker and carrierUSDOT 1255632243.3 mean, dated$17,00026 Oct 2021

Sources: Haulest licensed review file (MoveAdvisor), 21 Sept 2026; FMCSA Licensing and Insurance, household-goods authority (record column).

Recent reviews

People who moved Texas to Colorado

  • 5 of 5 · 31 Mar 2026 · reported $2,200

    “Thank you Priority Care Moving for such a great moving experience. Our representative, customer service, the moving crew, and everyone in between was professional, efficient, and friendly. I would recommend this company to everyone I know who is moving out of state!”

    Priority Care Moving

  • 1 of 5 · 20 Jan 2026 · reported $50,000

    “This company is terrible. I've been relocated several times now and this company is awful. They breached our contract by not finishing the pack on time which did not work for our family as we had to leave and had no one to oversee the final pack. They never gave us the packing list (as required by…”

    Budd Van Lines

  • 1 of 5 · 2 Dec 2024 · reported $4,200

    “They are just a brokerage company that will say anything to get you to sign a contract. I explained in the estimate that I had a 10x10x8 storage unit that I hadn't seen in years, and was going to clean out a week before the move. Star Line told me the best thing to do was estimate high at the full…”

    Starline Vanlines LLC

What went wrong on this run: of 40 reviews, 38% mention damage and 23% a delay or a no-show. Reviewer-reported, counted by phrase.

Who makes this move

The reverse count is 22,986 people who moved from Colorado to Texas

Census counts both directions. ACS 2024 counts 27,574 people who moved from Texas to Colorado, with a margin of plus or minus 4,594. The reverse count is 22,986 people who moved from Colorado to Texas in the same survey year. The two figures sit side by side as headcounts of people who changed states.

Prices and wages differ at each end. BEA price parity for 2024 puts Texas at 97.1 and Colorado at 103.1, with the United States set at 100. Texas does not tax wages. Colorado taxes wages. A household with the same pay meets those two price indexes and a wage tax only in Colorado.

What the job looks like

Our file has 40 reviews for this run

The common run is a long drive. The most common trip in our file is Houston to Denver, 1,034 miles, about 19 hours on the road. That driving time is the car clock, while a household-goods truck is priced by weight and miles and delivers inside a window written on the order for service. A long-distance move on this lane is that kind of job.

The review sample is smaller. Our file has 40 reviews for this run, so read the spread with that limit in mind. The median reported price is $3,568 across 40 priced reviews, and the middle half runs from $2,200 to $7,200. Those prices mix home sizes and distances. The median is the midpoint of the priced reports in this smaller sample. See moving cost notes.

Damage and delay show up in the notes. Of these reviews, 38% mention damage and 23% mention a delay or a no-show. With only 40 reviews, those shares can swing if a few more reports land either way. If a window slips, the delivery window complaints guide is the practical next read.

Before you book

On a non-binding estimate the mover must deliver on payment of 110 percent of the estimate

Check the carrier before the quote. Interstate household moves need a mover with an active USDOT number and FMCSA household-goods authority. Look the number up before you sign, using a license lookup. Haulest is a desk for reading the paperwork. The mover with the USDOT number is the carrier that loads the truck.

Get the price form in writing. Ask whether the estimate is binding or not-to-exceed. On a non-binding estimate the mover must deliver on payment of 110 percent of the estimate. Read that limit before you treat a low bid as the final bill. Put the delivery window on the order for service so the date range is in writing.

Settle the deposit before pickup. Deposit terms belong in the same written order as the estimate type and the delivery window. Pay only after you confirm the USDOT number and household-goods authority, and keep a copy of what the deposit covers and when it is due. A small sample of reviews leaves the deposit line to the paper in front of you.

Leaving Texas, arriving in Colorado.

TexasColorado
Cost of living (US = 100)97.1103.1
Median home sale price$356,100$617,000
Median days on market5635
State income tax on wagesNo tax on wagesTaxes wages
People who moved in 202422,986 arrived from Colorado27,574 arrived from Texas

Sources: BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024; Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage, read 22 Sept 2026; State revenue departments (wage tax, 2026); US Census Bureau, ACS, 2024.

When to go: in Texas, the busiest month for home sales over the last year was Jun 2025 and the quietest was Jan 2026. Movers fill up on the same calendar. Check your date.

Source: Data provided by Redfin, a national real estate brokerage (Texas homes sold by month).

Ask out loud

Questions people ask

How many people moved from Texas to Colorado?
ACS 2024 counts 27,574 people who moved from Texas to Colorado, with a margin of plus or minus 4,594. In the same survey year, 22,986 people moved from Colorado to Texas. Both numbers are state-to-state headcounts.
How long is the common drive?
The most common trip in our file is Houston to Denver, 1,034 miles, about 19 hours on the road. That figure is time behind the wheel. A household-goods mover prices the job by weight and miles and sets delivery as a window on the order for service.
What price do reviews report?
The median reported price is $3,568 across 40 priced reviews, and the middle half runs from $2,200 to $7,200. Our file has 40 reviews for this run. Those prices mix home sizes and distances.
How often do reviews mention damage or a delay?
Of these reviews, 38% mention damage and 23% mention a delay or a no-show. With only 40 reviews, those shares can swing if a few more reports land either way. Treat the shares as a small-sample read of this lane.
What should I check before I book?
Confirm an active USDOT number and FMCSA household-goods authority, and ask whether the estimate is binding or not-to-exceed. On a non-binding estimate the mover must deliver on payment of 110 percent of the estimate. Get the delivery window and the deposit terms in writing on the order for service.

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Anthony Bale

About Anthony Bale

A moving industry professional, author and writer. Anthony has been at different positions in the industry for the last 10 years, gaining significant knowledge on the relocation process. He himself has moved 6 times already, which helped him explore the other side of the moving process.

At Haulest he writes the US cost, hiring, and rights pages, reading the licensed review file every week so the numbers on the page are the numbers people reported.

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