Long Distance

Moving from Atlanta, GA to Fort Worth, TX

750 miles · 15h 42m drive · Estimated cost $1,975–$3,107 for a 2-bedroom move

750 miles

15h 42m drive

Cost Index: 1.03 → 0.93

Cost Estimate: Atlanta to Fort Worth

Average costs for a 2-bedroom move. Use the calculator below for a custom quote.

Full Service

Movers handle everything

$2,534

Range: $1,975 – $3,107

Professional packing & unpacking
Loading, transport & unloading
Basic valuation coverage

Partial Service

You pack, movers move

$1,875

Range: $1,501 – $2,257

You pack your own boxes
Movers load, transport & unload
Save 20–35% vs. full service

DIY Move

Rent a truck, do it yourself

$1,606

Range: $1,096 – $2,139

Truck rental + gas + equipment
No labor costs — you do the lifting
Full control over your schedule

Custom Moving Calculator

Adjust home size, move type, and extras to get a personalized estimate for your Atlanta to Fort Worth move.

Home Size

Move Month

Cheapest Moderate Expensive

Estimated Moving Cost

Atlanta, GA → Fort Worth, TX · 750 miles

Low

$1,975

Estimated

$2,534

High

$3,107

🟢 Off-peak pricing · March

Where Does Your Money Go?

Full-service cost breakdown for a 2-bedroom long distance from Atlanta to Fort Worth.

Total$2,534

Labor(20.9%)

$464 – $596

Transportation(52.8%)

$1,058 – $1,620

Packing(20.4%)

$360 – $675

Insurance(3.7%)

$57 – $145

Tips(2.1%)

$37 – $71

Best Time to Move

Moving costs from Atlanta to Fort Worth vary significantly by season.

January is the cheapest month (save up to 15%), while July is the most expensive (+30%).

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CheapestModerateExpensive

Origin

Atlanta

Georgia

Destination

Fort Worth

Texas

Cost of Living Index

103

Average Rent (1BR)

$1,650

$1,300

Average Rent (2BR)

$2,050

$1,600

State Income Tax

5.5%

None

Avg High Temperature

72°F

77°F

You'll save ~22% on housing

Average rent in Fort Worth is $1,450/mo vs $1,850/mo in Atlanta

Top Neighborhoods

Atlanta

Virginia-Highland
Inman Park
Decatur
Old Fourth Ward
Buckhead

Fort Worth

Fairmount
Near Southside
Camp Bowie
Arlington Heights
River District

Long-Distance Moving Tips

Expert advice for your 750-mile move from Atlanta to Fort Worth.

Get a binding estimate

Long-distance moves from Atlanta to Fort Worth can have surprise costs. A binding or not-to-exceed estimate protects you from a ballooning bill.

Move in winter to save big

January and February rates are 15–30% lower than the summer peak. If your timeline is flexible, a winter move from pays for itself.

Ship your car separately

At 750 miles, driving two vehicles is exhausting and expensive. Auto transport typically costs $800–$1,500 and eliminates wear on your car.

Inventory everything

Create a detailed, numbered inventory with photos before the movers arrive. This is essential for filing claims if anything goes missing or gets damaged.

Research your new city

Before arriving in Fort Worth, research neighborhoods, school districts, and local utilities so you can hit the ground running.

Use a portable container

Companies like PODS or U-Pack let you pack on your schedule and can be more affordable than traditional long-distance movers.

Top Moving Companies for Atlanta to Fort Worth

These nationally recognized movers service the Atlanta to Fort Worth route. Compare their rates and read reviews before choosing.

United Van Lines

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4.3

Long DistanceCorporate RelocationInternational

Extensive nationwide agent network for reliable coverage
Offers a comprehensive online tracking and shipment management system
Strong reputation with decades of industry experience

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Allied Van Lines

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4.2

Long DistanceMilitaryCorporate Relocation

Wide range of service options including packing and unpacking
Transparent online quote process with detailed estimates
Strong military and government relocation program

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Mayflower

$$$

4.1

Long DistanceCorporate RelocationStorage

Offers flexible moving and storage bundles
Provides detailed shipment tracking throughout the move
Well-established claims process for damaged items

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North American Van Lines

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Long DistanceCorporate RelocationGovernment

Assigned personal move coordinator for each customer
ProMover certified with strong safety track record

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost to move from Atlanta to Fort Worth?

The average cost for a 2-bedroom full-service move from Atlanta, GA to Fort Worth, TX ranges from $1,975 to $3,107, with a typical cost around $2,534. A DIY move with a rental truck averages $1,606. Actual costs depend on home size, time of year, and additional services.

How long does the drive from Atlanta to Fort Worth take?

The distance from Atlanta to Fort Worth is approximately 750 miles. The estimated driving time is 15h 42m, though actual drive time may vary based on the route, traffic, and road conditions. Professional movers may take 2–3 days to deliver your belongings.

What's the cheapest month to move from Atlanta to Fort Worth?

January is typically the cheapest month to move, with rates up to 15% below average. The most expensive month is July, when rates increase by about 30%. Moving mid-week (Tuesday–Thursday) also helps reduce costs by 10–20%.

Should I hire movers or do it myself?

For a 750-mile move, hiring professional movers is usually worth the investment. The logistics of a long-distance move are complex, and the physical toll of driving a large truck hundreds of miles can be overwhelming. Compare your DIY cost of ~$1,606 vs. full-service at ~$2,534 to decide.

How far is Atlanta from Fort Worth?

Atlanta, GA is approximately 750 miles from Fort Worth, TX. This is classified as a long distance and the drive takes roughly 15h 42m.

What size moving truck do I need for a move from Atlanta to Fort Worth?

For a 2-bedroom home, a 15–17 foot truck is usually sufficient. For 3-bedroom homes, plan on a 20–22 foot truck. For 4+ bedrooms, you will likely need a 26-foot truck or may need to consider two trips. When in doubt, size up — packing a too-small truck wastes time and risks damage.