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Cost to move from Atlanta, GA to Tampa, FL

About 500 road miles. A typical 2-bedroom move costs $2,200–$3,560 with full-service movers in October.

Sources: BLS wages, EIA fuel prices, U.S. CensusData updated 2026-11-04How we calculate →

Estimates by home size

Home sizeTypical weightFull serviceWith packingDIY truck
Studio2,000 lb$880–$1,430$1,130–$1,880$880–$1,320
1-bedroom3,000 lb$1,270–$2,060$1,770–$2,960$890–$1,350
2-bedroom5,000 lb$2,200–$3,560$2,950–$4,910$900–$1,380
3-bedroom8,000 lb$3,720–$6,030$4,970–$8,280$920–$1,440
4+ bedroom11,000 lb$4,990–$8,090$6,740–$11,240$940–$1,500

2-bedroom breakdown

ItemLowHighBasis
Linehaul transport (5,000 lb, 500 mi)$1,380$2,180
Fuel share (EIA diesel $6.03/gal)$120$150weight share of a shared truck
Loading crew at origin$400$680
Unloading crew at destination$310$560

Route data

Seasonality

Month2-bedroom, full service
January$2,050–$3,310
April$2,200–$3,560
July$2,530–$4,100
October$2,200–$3,560

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FAQ

How much does it cost to move from Atlanta to Tampa?

A 2-bedroom move of about 500 road miles costs roughly $2,200–$3,560 with full-service movers in October, or $900–$1,380 with a one-way rental truck (estimates, not quotes).

When is the cheapest time to move from Atlanta to Tampa?

Winter months (November–February) run about 5–7% below October in our model; June–August peaks at 12–15% above it.