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In Nevada, a move within a 100-mile radius or within the state boundaries is called a local move. And the movers in Nevada calculate the moving cost differently, on an hourly basis, which means the hours took plus the number of workers you need to complete the task.

So how much would you need to spend to locally move in Nevada?

In Nevada, a home moving would take a minimum of 2 laborers and 2 hours in addition to the 1 hour drive time and this means approximately you would require paying for 3 hours for 2 movers. On average, a mover in Nevada would charge you between $250 and $300 unless your move needs more hours or more people.

To get a clearer picture of moving cost within Nevada, consider the following:

To know more about local moving costs, read the MoverJunction guide on local moving quotes.

When you need to move long-distance or cross-country from Nevada, you may need to rely upon a full-service moving company or a partial moving service company. However, while moving locally, you don’t need a full-service mover in Nevada; instead, there are many cheap ways if the cost is the factor. You can move even without professional assistance but the household belongings need to be limited.

Different ways to move somewhere inside Nevada

• Hire a full-service or partial moving service company

  While moving within the boundaries of Nevada, you can hire either a full-service mover or partial moving service company.

  A full-service moving company in Nevada has its own advantages. It saves you from every agony related to moving and will take up the entire tasks involved, such as packing, loading the truck, unloading it, and unpacking the household items. It is true that a full-service mover is costlier but when you have one at your side, you can sit back and relax on the moving day.

  If the cost is a factor, consider hiring a partial moving service company that can help you load the truck and unload it at the new home. It is cheaper than a full-service mover.

• Hire a truck and load it with your stuff

  In Nevada, you can take a truck on rent and fill your household belongings in it to drive to the new home. This is one of the cheapest ways to move home as you need to pay only the truck rental, which may be somewhere around $30 to $47 per day plus the fuel cost.

• Hire a portable container

  To move within a limited budget, many people in Nevada hire portable moving containers that are dropped at doorsteps by moving companies. You can fill a container at your convenience and the moving company will deliver it to your new address in a few days. A portable container within 50 miles would cost you around $400 to $500.

• Rent a tow behind cargo or utility trailer

  When you’ve just a limited volume of stuff to be moved, hire a utility trailer and tow behind your vehicle. This is one of the best ways to locally move the home in Nevada. However, ensure that your vehicle has a trailer hitch for that.

• Move the stuff in your car

  Some people squeeze the entire household stuff into the car and drive to the new home in Nevada. You too can try this option but the volume of belongings needs to be extremely low. And if the volume is a little more than what can be fit inside your vehicle, take the help of a friend and his car.

Though you have many options to move within Nevada State, moving a home long-distance is slightly different.

When you have a plan to relocate long-distance, the options would greatly be influenced by how far you’re moving and how much volume of household items you have.

While moving locally in Nevada, you can opt for a DIY method but it won’t work for cross-country or long-distance moving. This is because rental trucks cost high when you’re renting them to drive cross country, plus the gas charges and drive time along with the headaches that come with driving long distances.

And this leaves you two options to consider:

Full Service Moving:

When you hire a full-service moving company in Nevada, it will take up the responsibility to handle every aspect of moving. From packing to unpacking, assembling and disassembling your furniture to driving the truck and loading and unloading all the items, it will handle everything with ease. Despite a full-service mover being a little costlier, it makes your long-distance move smooth and hassle-free.

Partial Moving Services:

You can go for a partial moving service company if the full-service moving company's cost is beyond your budget. By hiring a partial moving service company, your moving process gets a professional touch and the entire process becomes faster and smooth.

You can even consider hiring a portable container to move long distance.