Moving from Myrtle Beach to Colorado costs $1,163–$9,517. Compare top movers, container and truck options, and what to expect when you get there.
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If you're moving from Myrtle Beach to Colorado, you're covering roughly 1,808 miles between the Grand Strand and the Rockies. That's a serious interstate haul — and the costs, logistics, and lifestyle shifts on the other end are worth understanding before you start booking. Below you'll find what the move actually costs, which Myrtle Beach movers can handle a run this long, and what to expect once you land.
Out of 10 Myrtle Beach movers capable of handling out-of-state work, here are the five worth considering for this route.
If you want a national carrier in the mix alongside these local options, Safe Ship Moving handles interstate routes like this one regularly and is worth getting a quote from.
1361 Stockholder Ave, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Across 232 analyzed reviews, 90% are positive — a solid track record for a mover handling jobs this far out. Customers consistently call out efficient crews, professional conduct, careful handling, and communication that holds up through the move. Where things slip: final bills occasionally running higher than the original estimate, and damage claims that don't always get resolved to satisfaction. For most customers, though, the move goes smoothly. Worth a quote if you're moving a mid-size household.
Phone: (843) 438-7001 | State license: 9898 | DOT: 902281 | 26 years in business
Services: Local, interstate, international, packing, unpacking, offices, pianos, antiques, crating, storage, safes. Accepts credit card (deposit required).
854 Kingswood Drive, Conway, SC 29526
The highest-rated option on this list. Out of 240 reviews, 92% are positive. Customers consistently point to on-time crews, careful handling, and office staff that actually communicate throughout the process. The complaints that surface are familiar: damaged fragile items, unresolved insurance claims, and the occasional billing surprise. But compared to the other Myrtle Beach options for a move this long, they've earned their rating.
Phone: (843) 485-0343 | State license: 9684-B | DOT: 2527384 | 27 years in business (Also operates as: Reliable Service Group Inc)
Services: Local, interstate, packing, unpacking, pianos, storage, safes. Accepts credit card.
1254 3rd Ave, South Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
Technically the highest positive review rate on this list at 93% across 242 reviews. Customers highlight fast, organized teams, careful handling, and crews that communicate clearly. The negatives are pricing surprises, occasional late arrivals, and some damage reports. One important caveat: their listed services are local only. Confirm directly with this location that they can take on your Colorado move before going further in the booking process.
Phone: (336) 810-1801 | DOT: 2378173
Services: Local, packing, unpacking, offices, storage. Accepts credit card.
920 Shipmaster Ave, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
Thirty years in business, and that experience shows in the reviews — customers routinely cite punctual crews, fair pricing, and careful handling. The 12% negative rate is higher than the top two options on this list, and some of those complaints involve management responsiveness when issues come up after the move. If you're shipping antiques or artwork, Fairway is one of the few Myrtle Beach movers that specifically offers crating, and they have the tenure to back it up.
Phone: (843) 467-5985 | State license: 9770 | DOT: 1725600 | 30 years in business
Services: Local, interstate, international, packing, unpacking, offices, pianos, pool tables, art, antiques, crating, storage. Accepts money order, cash, and credit card.
1014 Post Oak Ct, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579
I'd approach this one carefully. A 41% negative review rate is hard to overlook regardless of what the star average says. On their best days, customers praise the crew's friendliness and attentiveness with heavy or delicate items. But a large share of feedback flags furniture damage, unreturned calls about claims, and inconsistent professionalism from crew and management alike. The sample is small — only 17 reviews — but the pattern in the negatives is consistent enough to warrant real scrutiny before committing to a 1,800-mile move.
Phone: (717) 434-6711 | DOT: 3425656 | 5 years in business (Also operates as: A & M Friendly Movers NC, LLC)
Services: Local, interstate, packing, unpacking, offices, pianos, hot tubs, pool tables, art, antiques, crating, storage, safes. Accepts money order, cash, and credit card.
Here's how the Myrtle Beach mover pool breaks down by service type:
| Service | Availability |
|---|---|
| Interstate capable | 8 of 10 (80%) |
| Small moves | 6 of 10 (60%) |
| Antiques | 3 of 10 (30%) |
| Art | 3 of 10 (30%) |
| Pianos | 7 of 10 (70%) |
| Fragile-only packing | 0 of 10 (0%) |
These ranges are based on a 1,808-mile move. Use the MoveFinders moving cost calculator to get a personalized estimate before you start calling for quotes.
| Move size | Moving company | Moving container | Rental truck |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 BR | $1,163 – $4,566 | $1,095 – $2,548 | $1,058 – $1,940 |
| 2–3 bedrooms | $3,035 – $6,515 | $1,875 – $3,802 | $1,123 – $2,377 |
| 4+ bedrooms | $5,522 – $9,517 | $2,665 – $4,907 | $1,306 – $2,797 |
Estimates are based on MoveFinders pricing data as of January 2026. Your final cost will vary based on home size, optional services, access and parking conditions, fuel, and timing. Always compare quotes from several movers before committing.
Hiring a full-service moving company for a studio or one-bedroom home runs between $1,163 and $4,566. A two- to three-bedroom home lands between $3,035 and $6,515, and a large 4+ bedroom move comes in at $5,522 to $9,517. Those upper ends aren't outliers — that's what summer peak pricing and add-ons like full packing service actually look like. If the top of those ranges gives you pause, get at least three quotes and compare them carefully.
Moving containers are the middle-ground option — you pack, they transport. For a studio or one-bedroom, expect $1,095 to $2,548. Two to three bedrooms runs $1,875 to $3,802, and larger households fall between $2,665 and $4,907. That's a meaningful savings over full-service movers, especially if you have some flexibility on delivery timing.
Rental trucks are the cheapest option on this route, but the tradeoff is real — you're handling all the loading, driving, and unloading across 1,800-plus miles yourself. Studio or one-bedroom: $1,058 to $1,940. Two to three bedrooms: $1,123 to $2,377. Four bedrooms and up: $1,306 to $2,797. Fuel is factored into these ranges, but factor in your own time, physical effort, and the reality of piloting a loaded truck through mountain terrain before you rule out other options.
A few things will move your quote up or down significantly:
Moving out of South Carolina comes with a few financial surprises worth flagging. The overall cost of living indexes for Myrtle Beach and Colorado are nearly identical — 90 vs. 91 — but the composition of those numbers is completely different, and the details matter.
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