San Francisco to Chicago Movers - BornToMove Moving Company

Size of the move	Flat price range
studio apartment	$9,000 to $12,00
large 1-bedroom	$10,000 to $11,000
3-bedroom	$11,000 to $15,000
5+ bedroom home	about $14,000

Size of the move

Flat price range

studio apartment

$9,000 to $12,00

large 1-bedroom

$10,000 to $11,000

3-bedroom

$11,000 to $15,000

5+ bedroom home

about $14,000

Delivery time range
4-6 days

Delivery time range

4-6 days

When you book with us!

You can reschedule your move at anytime

No deposit required to schedule a move!

No cancelation policy

Free visual estimate via FaceTime and on site

What’s included when you use Born to Move?

COI (certificate of insurance included)

Truck
Movers
Gas
Tolls
Mileage
Furniture packing/
unpacking
Taxes

How Born To Move movers from San Francisco to Chicago can facilitate your move

Hiring expert movers may help alleviate stress and guarantee a smooth relocation from San Francisco to Chicago. A professional moving crew that focuses on long-distance moving, like the one you’re considering, will have the know-how and tools essential to a successful move. Moving companies from San Francisco to Chicago may assist you in the following ways:

Even the most delicate and expensive objects may be safely transported with the assistance of professional packers and movers from Chicago to San Francisco.

To save you time and energy, skilled movers will load up the truck and unload everything at your new residence.

Our locally-based moving company will provide the truck, which is equipped to securely carry your possessions across long distances.

When you use our reliable, fully licensed and insured moving company, your valuables will be protected by insurance.

If you hire professional movers, they can assist you in organizing the move and making sure your goods get to your new place on time.

The relocation from San Francisco to Chicago may be a stressful experience, but if you hire our trained and experienced movers, you can alleviate some of that tension and have more peace of mind knowing that your belongings are in capable hands.

Movers will

Pack your furniture with moving blankets

Disassemble reassemble your furniture

Rearranging a furniture inside your new
apartment the way you want

Take a trash after the move is completed

San Francisco to Chicago moving cost

To help you get a better idea of how much your soon-to-be move to Chicago, IL is going to cost, our Born to Move movers in San Francisco have compiled a brief list of moving costs. Don’t forget that the total cost of your move to the specified place will depend on how much stuff you’re taking with you. Therefore, there may be some minor price variations.

The minimal cost to move a studio apartment, for instance, is $9,000, with a maximum of $12,000.

The moving cost for a large one-bedroom apartment is about $10,000 – $11,000.

Between $11,000 to $15,000 is the price range for moving a three-bedroom apartment.

The minimum cost to relocate a 5+ bedroom home or townhouse from San Francisco to Chicago is about $14,000.

The approximate delivery time is about 4-6 days. Your fixed cost covers everything from tolls to gas to boxes to protective materials. Call us and our Born To Move expert movers will be happy to provide you with a free quote and on-site estimate to help you plan your relocation budget.

Leaving San Francisco for Chicago has several advantages

You may save more money on accommodation, food, and entertainment in Chicago than in San Francisco because of Chicago’s cheaper cost of living. Numerous work possibilities may be found in Chicago’s many different areas, which include banking, healthcare, and technology. Jazz, blues, and theater have deep roots there, and the city is home to famous institutions like the Art Institute of Chicago. Each of Chicago’s many neighborhoods has its own personality and appeal. There’s something for everyone in The Windy City, from the hip Wicker Park to the classic Hyde Park. Lake Michigan and several parks, notably Millennium Park and Lincoln Park, provide a connection to nature despite Chicago’s busy urban environment. In other words, moving from San Francisco to Chicago may be an exciting opportunity to experience a new city, find reduced living expenses, and immerse oneself in a thriving cultural environment.

Our hourly rates include all other charges:

Labor & Equipment
Floor Protection
Wrapped Furniture

Tolls
Taxes
No Additional Fees

Fuel Charge
Safe Delivery
Guaranteed Price

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

1. Will you wrap and protect my furniture?

⁃ Yes, absolutely! Our movers will use blankets and plastic wrap to protect your furniture.

2. Do Born to Move movers assemble and disassemble furniture?

⁃ Yes, our movers always carry tools to handle assembly and disassembly.

3. How can I arrange parking?

⁃ There are a few options. The first is to block off street parking for the truck. The second option is to obtain a parking permit for the truck from City Hall.

4. Do you charge for packing supplies?

⁃ Yes, we do charge for packing supplies. The cost usually ranges between $20 and $60 in total.

5. Is your company licensed, bonded, and insured?

⁃ Yes, we are fully licensed and insured. A Certificate of Insurance can be provided upon request.

6. Do you charge extra for stairs?

⁃ No, we do not charge extra for stairs.

7. How can I prepare for my move from ?

⁃ Please empty all drawers and pack your boxes before moving day. That’s all you need to do!

8. What payment methods do you accept?

⁃ We accept credit or debit cards (3% processing fee), certified checks, and cash.

9. How is the cost of my move calculated?

⁃ When moving from , the cost is based on the number of items and the distance.

10. Are packing supplies included in my move?

⁃ Yes, when moving from , packing supplies to protect your furniture are included. This includes tape, shrink wrap, and mattress covers.

11. Do you guarantee the delivery date and start time?

⁃ Yes, when moving from , we guarantee the delivery date. Your preferred start time is also included in the flat rate.