Denver, Boulder and Colorado Springs attract New Jersey and New York households with outdoor living and strong job markets. We move you from the Northeast to the Front Range and into the mountains.
- Route
- New Jersey and New York metro to Colorado, and back
- Distance
- about 1,750 to 1,850 miles by road from North Jersey
- Main highways
- I-78, I-76 and I-70
- We deliver to
- Denver, Colorado Springs, Boulder, Fort Collins, Aurora and the rest of Colorado
- Licensing
- USDOT 4309696 · MC 1679594 (details)
“Very good moving company for a long distance… move from New Jersey to Colorado. Charlie… and Carlos showed up on time. They assemble everything.”
What to plan for when moving to Colorado
Winter mountain weather
Snow can close or slow I-70 and mountain roads from fall through spring. Mountain-town deliveries in winter need flexible dates.
Mountain home access
Steep or unpaved driveways may need a smaller shuttle truck. We check access during your estimate.
Altitude
Denver sits at about 5,280 feet. Sealed liquids and some aerosols can leak with the change in pressure, so pack them in sealed bags or leave them behind.
How your move to Colorado works
- Quote and inventory. Call or request a quote online. A moving coordinator goes through your rooms, large furniture and boxes, because long distance price depends on the weight or volume you ship.
- Written estimate. You receive a written estimate listing every charge, your pickup date and your delivery window. Read about binding and non-binding estimates before you sign.
- Packing and loading. We pack what you choose, wrap furniture, and inventory every item on the bill of lading.
- Transport to Colorado. Your shipment travels about 1,750 to 1,850 miles. If your new home isn’t ready, it can go into storage until it is.
- Delivery. The crew unloads, places furniture in the rooms you choose, and reassembles what was taken apart.
Frequently asked questions
How far is a move from New Jersey to Colorado?
Driving distance from North Jersey is roughly 1,780 miles to Denver and 1,850 miles to Colorado Springs.
Do you move into Colorado mountain towns?
Yes, when the road and driveway allow safe access. A shuttle truck may be needed for the last part of the trip.
How is the cost of a long distance move calculated?
Interstate moves are priced by the weight or cubic volume of your shipment and the distance, plus any extra services such as packing, storage, long carries, stairs or shuttle trucks. Your written estimate must list every charge.
How long does a long distance move take?
It depends on distance and season. Your order for service must state an agreed pickup date and a delivery window, and the mover must tell you if pickup or delivery will be late. Ask for both dates in writing before you book.
What protection do I get if something is damaged?
Interstate movers must offer two liability options. Full Value Protection makes the mover repair, replace or pay the current value of a damaged item. Released Value is free but covers only 60 cents per pound per item.
Last updated: October 19, 2026