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Low Demand
Mountain · #23 inbound rank

Wyoming Moving Costs

Moving costs in Wyoming: local movers average $1,567 – $1,918 for a 2BR home (2,173 sq ft median). 26ft truck rental averages $1,778. Mover prices from the Move-Price pricing engine, truck prices from U-Haul rates, home sizes from Realtor.com, and migration from Census ACS and IRS data.

Professional Movers

Local 2BR Move

$1,567

– $1,918

Truck Rental — DIY

26ft U-Haul (one-way)

171 mi intra$503
272 mi wtd avg$651
815 mi inter$1,778

IRS Inbound Rank

#23

of 50 states

IRS SOI

Net Migration Rate

+0.08%

net inbound

IRS SOI

2BR Est. Size

1,347 ft²

all-home 2,173 ft²

Realtor.com

Avg Move Distance

272 mi

Census-derived

ACS 2016–20

Best Months

May, June

lowest prices

Inbound rank and net migration rate: IRS SOI U.S. Population Migration Data, 2022–2023

How We Calculate Wyoming Moving Costs

Every number on this page is derived from public government datasets and our real-world pricing engine — not surveys or guesses. Here is exactly where each figure comes from.

Same county (local move)
57.1%
Different county, same state
15.0%
Out of state
27.9%

Top out-of-state destinations

COUTMT

Source: ACS State-to-State Flow Tables 2022

All-home median size

Active listings, all property types

2,173 ft²

2BR estimated size

2,173 × 0.62 ratio

1,347 ft²

2BR move volume

1,347 sqft × 0.652 CF/sqft (AMSA density)

878 ft³

Avg move distance

Weighted by Census county-to-county moves

272 mi

AMSA standard: 5,000 lbs ÷ 7 lbs/ft³ = 700 ft³ national anchor, scaled by state home size. A 878 ft³ load fits in a 20ft truck (~1,015 ft³ capacity).

Truck Price Methodology

Move-Price Pricing Engine

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Rates from sampled U-Haul quotes (2024–2025), by distance and truck size

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Under 50 miles: U-Haul in-town rate (base fee + per-mile charge)

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50 miles and over: one-way rate, interpolated between quoted distances

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Fuel, tolls, and seasonal or route-demand swings are not included — actual quotes vary by date and route

Wyoming demand level: Low Demand (IRS net rate: +0.08%)

Cost at Derived Average Move Distance (272 miles)

Weighted average of the three kinds of move: 57.1% within the same county × 32 mi + 15.0% to another county × 171 mi + 27.9% to another state × 815 mi. How this is calculated

Truck Rental — DIY

10ft

$378

Studio

15ft

$434

1–2 Bedrooms

26ft

$651

3–4 Bedrooms

Professional Movers

2BR Local Move

$1,567

– $1,918

Full-service, labor included

Popular Routes from Cheyenne, WY

Routes ranked by ACS 2022 out-migration volume. Prices from our pricing engine.

DestinationMiles10ft (Studio)15ft (1–2BR)26ft (2–4BR)Save vs. Movers
Best ValueDenver, CO
100$215$274$412Save $1,293
Salt Lake City, UT
440$651$685$1,028Save $1,747

Truck prices: U-Haul rates (sampled 2024–2025 quotes; in-town rate under 50 mi, one-way above). Routes selected from ACS 2022 top out-migration destinations.

Movers vs. DIY Truck — Which Is Cheaper?

Prices below are for the first popular route from Cheyenne. Use our calculator below for your specific ZIP codes.

DIY Truck Rental

You drive, you save

10ft (Studio)$215
15ft (1–2 Bedrooms)$274
26ft (3–4 Bedrooms)$412
Lowest total cost
Full schedule control
Can tow a vehicle
Ideal for short–mid distance

* Prices: Cheyenne → Denver (100 mi)

Professional Movers

They handle everything

Local move (2BR)$1,567 – $1,918
Long-distance (2BR)$7,375 – $9,834
To Denver$1,705 – $2,069
No heavy lifting
Professional packing available
Liability coverage included
Best for 3BR+ or 500+ miles

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How much does moving cost in the US?

The average moving cost in the US ranges from $800 to $5,000 depending on distance, home size, and services. For very small or minimal moves, costs can start as low as around $300 for local short-distance relocations or basic labor-only help.

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How Consolidated Moving Costs Are Calculated

Long-distance consolidated moving costs are typically based on the total cubic feet (ft³) your items occupy in the truck, not weight. Each item is assigned an average volume using standard moving inventory estimates, then multiplied by a per cubic foot rate.

Consolidated Moving Cost Table (Long Distance)

ItemCubic Feet (ft³)Avg Rate ($/ft³)Total Cost ($)
Small Box1.5$5.50$8.25
Medium Box3.0$5.50$16.50
Large Box5.0$5.50$27.50
Wardrobe Box15.0$5.50$82.50
Dresser30.0$5.50$165.00
Queen Mattress60.0$5.50$330.00
Sofa (3-seat)60.0$5.50$330.00
Loveseat35.0$5.50$192.50
Coffee Table10.0$5.50$55.00
Dining Table30.0$5.50$165.00
Bookshelf20.0$5.50$110.00
Desk25.0$5.50$137.50
Office Chair10.0$5.50$55.00
Washing Machine30.0$5.50$165.00
Refrigerator60.0$5.50$330.00
Bicycle10.0$5.50$55.00

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Moving Costs by City in Wyoming

Truck prices: U-Haul in-town rates for a local move (~25 mi). Mover range is the Move-Price pricing engine estimate for a 2BR local move.

CityTruck 10ft (Studio)Truck 15ft (1–2BR)Truck 26ft (3–4BR)Movers (2BR)
CheyenneLargest City
$65$75$100$1,567 – $1,918
Casper
$65$75$100$1,567 – $1,918
Laramie
$65$75$100$1,567 – $1,918

Truck prices: U-Haul 26ft one-way. Intrastate: 171 mi avg within Wyoming. Weighted avg: 272 mi (all move types). Interstate: 815 mi avg to another state.

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Wyoming Moving Tips

1

WY has no state income tax and very low moving costs

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High winds on I-80 can make truck driving treacherous in winter

3

WY has very limited professional mover options — book 8+ weeks ahead

Best & Worst Times to Move in Wyoming

Best months (lowest prices)

MayJuneSeptember

Avoid these months (peak prices)

DecemberJanuaryFebruary
Peak season (June–Aug) truck and mover prices are typically 25–40% higher than off-peak.

How Much Does It Cost to Move to or from Wyoming? (2025)

Moving costs in Wyoming depend on home size, distance, and whether you hire professional movers or rent a truck yourself. For a typical 2-bedroom home in Cheyenne, local professional movers charge between $1,567 – $1,918. Long-distance moves from Wyoming average $7,375 – $9,834. A 26ft U-Haul one-way rental averages $1,778 (815-mile avg distance).

The median listed home size in Wyoming is 2,173 square feet according to Realtor.com inventory data (March 2026). A 2-bedroom home is typically 62% of the all-home median — approximately 1,347 square feet in Wyoming. Move volume is calculated using the AMSA (American Moving & Storage Association) industry standard: a 2-bedroom home averages 5,000 lbs of household goods, which at 7 lbs per cubic foot of truck space equals 700 ft³ nationally. This is scaled proportionally by Wyoming's home size relative to the national median, giving approximately 878 cubic feet — fitting comfortably in a 20ft truck (~1,015 ft³ capacity) for most 2BR loads.

According to Census ACS 2016–2020 county-to-county migration flows, 57.1% of Wyoming movers stay within the same county, 15.0% move to a different county within the state, and 27.9% move out of state. Weighting these shares by the average distance of each kind of move — measured between county population centers — gives a derived average move distance of 272 miles for Wyoming residents.

IRS Statistics of Income (SOI) migration data for 2022–23 ranks Wyoming #23 of 50 states for net inbound migration, with a net rate of +0.08%. The most common out-of-state destinations from Wyoming are CO, UT, MT (ACS flow data).

For long-distance moves from Wyoming, truck prices for the most popular routes range from $412 to $1,028 for a 26ft U-Haul. Professional movers for the same routes range from $1,705 to $3,139.

The best months to move in Wyoming are May, June, September, when demand is lower and you can save 20–35% compared to peak summer rates. Avoid December and January — this is when mover availability is lowest and both truck and labor prices peak.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do movers cost in Wyoming?
Local movers in Wyoming charge $1,567 – $1,918 for a 2-bedroom home. Long-distance moves average $7,375 – $9,834 depending on distance.
How much is a moving truck rental in Wyoming?
A 26ft U-Haul one-way rental from Wyoming runs $503 for an intrastate move (avg 171 mi within Wyoming), $651 at the weighted average distance (272 mi across all move types), or $1,778 for an interstate move (avg 815 mi to another state).
What is the cheapest time to move in Wyoming?
May, June, September offer the lowest prices — typically 20–35% below peak summer rates. Avoid December and January.
What is the average home size in Wyoming?
The median listed home size in Wyoming is 2,173 sq ft (Realtor.com, March 2026). A 2-bedroom home is estimated at 1,347 sq ft (62% of the all-home median). Using the AMSA industry standard — 5,000 lbs for a 2BR ÷ 7 lbs/ft³ = 700 ft³ nationally — scaled by Wyoming's home size, a typical Wyoming 2BR move produces approximately 878 ft³ of belongings.

Data Sources & Methodology

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Median home size

Realtor.com Research Data — RDC Inventory Core Metrics (March 2026)

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Migration mobility %

Census ACS 2016–2020 County-to-County Migration Flows (movers within county / to another county / to another state)

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Top destination states

ACS 2022 State-to-State Migration Flow Tables

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Inbound rank & net rate

IRS Statistics of Income — U.S. Population Migration Data 2022–2023 (net domestic migration ÷ filing population)

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Avg move distance

Census county-to-county flows weighted by distance between 2020 county population centers (× 1.2 road factor); same-county moves use √(avg county land area) ÷ 2

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Cubic feet estimate

AMSA household weights (5,000 lbs for a 2BR ÷ 7 lbs/ft³ = 700 ft³), scaled by the state’s median home size

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Truck rental prices

U-Haul rates — sampled 2024–2025 quotes, in-town rate under 50 miles and one-way table (interpolated by distance) above

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Mover cost ranges

Move-Price pricing engine — estimated volume × per-cubic-foot rate (plus mileage under 500 miles)

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