Moving from San Diego to St. George, Utah
I-15 to Utah’s red rock corner
The short version: One Stop Moving & Storage moves San Diego homes to St. George on a dedicated truck that carries only your household. San Diego to St. George: $4,700, delivered in 2–3 days. Springdale, at the Zion entrance, is $5,000.
- A dedicated truck that carries only your household
- $4,700, delivered in 2–3 days
- Interstate license USDOT 1956864, MC 694565, since 2008
- Google 4.3 stars from about 269 reviews, BBB A+
USDOT 1956864
Interstate mover, MC 694565
Since 2008
Moving San Diego
1 household
Per dedicated truck
50 boxes
Free with every move
BBB A+
Better Business Bureau
4.3 stars
About 269 Google reviews
What it costs
How much does it cost to move from San Diego to St. George?
San Diego to St. George: $4,700 for a dedicated truck. Your written quote confirms it before anything is loaded.
Included
- A dedicated truck for your household onlyIncluded
- Driver, plus loading and unloading crewsIncluded
- 50 moving boxesFree
- Blankets, padding and shrink wrapIncluded
- Floor and door protectionIncluded
- Wardrobe boxes to use on move dayFree
St. George price
What can change the price
Prices: One Stop tariff, October 2026.
Southern Utah
What does a move to Hurricane or Springdale cost?
Springdale, at the entrance to Zion National Park, is $5,000, delivered in 2–3 days. For Hurricane, Washington, Ivins, Santa Clara and the smaller towns around Zion, call (858) 633-8600 for today’s price.
| City | Price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| St. George | $4,700 | 2–3 days |
| Springdale | $5,000 | 2–3 days |
| Hurricane | Call (858) 633-8600 for today’s price | Confirmed in your written quote |
| Salt Lake City | $6,500 | 2–3 days |
Prices: One Stop tariff, October 2026.
Distance and delivery
How long does a move from San Diego to St. George take?
Delivery to St. George takes 2–3 days on a dedicated truck. The truck goes straight from your door to your new door, with no warehouse stop and no transfer to another truck.
Your truck carries only your household and goes straight to your St. George door, with no warehouse stop on the way.
The route
Your options
Is a shared truck cheaper than a dedicated truck to St. George?
It depends on volume. A shared load is $11 per cubic foot, 400 cubic foot minimum ($4,400), so it costs less than the $4,700 dedicated truck only up to about 427 cubic feet, and delivery can take up to 21 days. Above that, the dedicated truck costs less.
| Option | Price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated truck (One Stop) | $4,700 for most addresses | 2–3 days |
| Shared load (One Stop) | $11 per cu ft, 400 cu ft minimum ($4,400) | Up to 21 days |
| Portable container (One Stop) | $99 or $175 a month; shipping to Utah quoted in writing | Quoted with the shipping |
| Rental truck | Rental, fuel and your own time | You drive it |
Delivering in St. George
Which St. George-area towns do you deliver to?
All of St. George and Washington County: Washington, Santa Clara, Ivins and Hurricane, plus Springdale and the small towns toward Zion National Park. Rural drives, gravel roads and gated communities are common here, so tell us about the access when you book; a $750 shuttle truck reaches places a full-size truck can’t.
St. George neighborhoods
After you arrive
What do I need to do after moving to St. George?
Transfer your driver license at a Utah Driver License Division office: proof of identity, Social Security number and Utah address, your old license, an eye test and a 25-question open-book test. Register your car with the Utah DMV, and set up power and water with your city before the truck arrives.
St. George arrival checklist
Seasons
Can I move to St. George in summer?
Yes, with an early start. St. George is desert country, hot from late spring through September, and the route crosses the Mojave and Las Vegas. Ask for the first loading slot in San Diego so the truck unloads in the cooler hours, and carry heat-sensitive things in your car.
Moving the other way
Do you move people from St. George to San Diego?
Yes. St. George to San Diego moves run on the same dedicated truck with our own crews at both ends, quoted in writing for your two addresses. If your San Diego place isn’t ready, storage units in San Diego County start at $245 a month.
Your rights
What protects my things on the way to St. George?
Crossing into Utah makes this an interstate move under the federal FMCSA. Full Value Protection is the default unless you waive it in writing; the waiver option, released value, pays only 60 cents per pound per article. Our USDOT 1956864 and MC 694565 are on FMCSA SAFER.
Read the Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move booklet before you sign.
Dates don’t line up?
What if my St. George home isn’t ready?
We can hold your things in San Diego between loading and your St. George key date; short-term storage during the move is included, and how long it lasts is in your written quote. Longer stays: storage units from $245 a month.
Storage
Every storage vault is climate- and humidity-controlled at 68–72°F. Containers are steel and weather-resistant, not climate-controlled.
Sources
Utah Driver License Division, out-of-state transfer; Google Maps route. Also FMCSA, SAFER, 49 CFR 375.401. Prices: One Stop long-distance tariff, October 2026. Checked 14 Oct 2026.
Questions
San Diego to St. George questions
Short answers. Prices, booking, packing, storage and your rights are covered in full in our FAQ.
All moving questionsHow much does it cost to move from San Diego to St. George, Utah?
San Diego to St. George: $4,700 for a dedicated truck that carries only your household. Larger homes that need more truck space are quoted in writing.
How long does a move from San Diego to St. George take?
2–3 days on a dedicated truck. The truck goes up I-15 through Las Vegas and the Virgin River Gorge.
How much does it cost to move from San Diego to Springdale or Zion?
Springdale, at the entrance to Zion National Park, is $5,000 for a dedicated truck, delivered in 2–3 days.
Do you move to Hurricane, Washington and Ivins?
Yes. Each town gets today’s price in writing, on the same dedicated truck with our own crews and 50 free boxes.
Are you a local St. George moving company?
No. One Stop is based in San Diego and moves households between San Diego and St. George in both directions. For a move within St. George, use a local Utah mover.
Is a shared truck cheaper than a dedicated truck to St. George?
Only for small loads. A shared load is $11 per cubic foot with a 400 cubic foot minimum ($4,400), so it beats $4,700 for a dedicated truck only up to about 427 cubic feet, and delivery can take up to 21 days.
Do you move people from St. George to San Diego?
Yes, on the same dedicated truck with our own crews, quoted in writing for your two addresses. Storage units in San Diego County start at $245 a month.
How do I get a Utah driver license after moving?
At a Utah Driver License Division office: proof of identity, Social Security number and Utah address, your California license, an eye test and a 25-question open-book test.
Can I move to St. George in July?
Yes. Take the first loading slot so the truck unloads in the cooler hours, and carry medicines, electronics and anything that melts in your car.
What deposit holds a St. George moving date?
A deposit holds your date. The amount, and exactly what the price covers, are spelled out in your free written quote. Ask for one online or at (858) 633-8600.
Is my furniture covered on the way to St. George?
Interstate moves follow FMCSA rules. Full Value Protection is the default unless you waive it in writing; released value pays only 60 cents per pound per article. One Stop is USDOT 1956864, MC 694565.
Talk to a person
Get a written St. George quote
Tell us what’s moving and both addresses. You get the price and the delivery window in writing, free. The phone line is open 24 hours.