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Relocation Standard

Long-distance move

Los Angeles, CA to San Francisco, CA movers

Get a free quote for your move from Los Angeles, California to San Francisco, California, planned around your route, schedule and needs.

From

Los Angeles, CA

California

≈ 350 mi

Straight-line distance

To

San Francisco, CA

California

  • Long-distance move
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Route guide

Moving from Los Angeles to San Francisco

Moving from Los Angeles to San Francisco is often about work in the Bay Area's tech, finance and biotech industries, or a cooler, foggier climate than Southern California's. The drive is about 380 miles on I-5, over the Grapevine and up the San Joaquin Valley, then west over the Altamont Pass into the Bay Area. It stays within California, so it's an in-state long-distance move.

Driving distance
About 380 miles by road
Main highways
I-5, I-580, I-80
Straight-line distance
≈ 350 mi
Move type
Long-distance move

Planning tips

Tips for your Los Angeles to San Francisco move

A few things worth planning early on this route.

  1. 01

    Check Tejon Pass before you go

    I-5 climbs over Tejon Pass, known as the Grapevine, north of Los Angeles. Snow and ice occasionally close it in winter, so keep your dates flexible when a storm is forecast.

  2. 02

    Plan for steep streets

    San Francisco's hills and narrow streets can limit where a truck can park and how close it gets to your door. Tell us about grades, tight corners and parking at your new address.

  3. 03

    Count the stairs

    Many older San Francisco buildings, like Victorians and Edwardians, have narrow staircases and no elevator. Tell us the floor and number of flights at both ends so we can plan the right crew and time.

How it works

A simple moving process, start to finish

Four clear steps from your first quote to the moment your last box arrives.

  1. 1

    Tell us about your move

    Share where you're moving from and to, your preferred date and a few details about what you're moving.

  2. 2

    Get your moving quote

    We review your details and give you options based on your route, services and requirements.

  3. 3

    Plan & schedule

    Once you're ready, we confirm the details, schedule your move and help you prepare for moving day.

  4. 4

    Pickup, transport & delivery

    Your belongings are prepared, picked up and delivered according to the plan for your move.

FAQ

Los Angeles to San Francisco moving FAQ

Common questions about this route.

Still have questions?

Our team is happy to help you plan your move.

It's a long-distance move within California, about 380 miles by road on I-5. Your inventory, moving date and access at both homes shape the quote, which is free and comes with no obligation.

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Tell us where you're moving from and where you're going. We'll take it from there.