Moving from the Garden State to the Lone Star State? One crew, one binding price, no brokers. From Bergen County to Dallas, Houston, Austin or beyond — we drive it, we load it, we deliver it.
New Jersey to Texas is one of the most requested long-distance routes we run. Most loads travel the I-78/I-81 corridor south through Pennsylvania and Virginia, pick up I-40 West through Tennessee and Arkansas, then swing onto I-30 into the Dallas–Fort Worth metro — roughly 1,600 to 1,800 driving miles from most of North Jersey. Houston-bound loads often route I-95 to I-20 instead. Either way, your furniture makes the trip in the same truck that picked it up, driven by the same crew that loaded it.
Texas draws New Jerseyans for the same reasons every year: no state income tax, substantially more house for the money, and a job market that keeps pulling families, nurses, and tech workers south. The trade-off is distance — this is a genuine multi-day interstate haul, which is exactly the kind of move where a broker's bait-and-switch estimate hurts the most. We quote it binding, in writing, before anything is loaded.
The number we quote after reviewing your inventory is the number on your final invoice. No last-minute weight recalculations.
No broker selling your move to the lowest bidder. Our licensed crew handles pickup, linehaul, and delivery.
Full-service packing available, plus climate-controlled storage in case your Texas close date slips.
Interstate moving pricing is driven by the total weight of your shipment, the mileage of the lane, the time of year, and how complicated pickup and delivery are. Here's what moves the number:
A 1-bedroom apartment weighs a fraction of a 4-bedroom house. Decluttering before your quote is the single biggest way to shrink the price.
Summer and end-of-month windows are the most in-demand on this lane. Mid-month and mid-week dates are typically easier to book.
Stairs, long carries, elevators, shuttle requirements, and full packing service all factor into your binding quote.
The NJ to TX corridor is busy year-round. Earlier booking means better date selection and a tighter binding estimate.
Every item you donate or sell is weight you don't pay to haul 1,700 miles.
If you're arriving in a Texas summer, schedule utilities ahead and keep heat-sensitive items (candles, vinyl, electronics) with you.
Many Texas apartment and condo buildings require a certificate of insurance from your mover. We provide them on request.
Most NJ to TX moves are delivered within 3–5 business days of pickup, depending on inventory, weather, and your delivery window. Your coordinator confirms the window in writing before loading — and transit times shown are estimates, not guarantees.
As a general industry range, a 2–3 bedroom home on this lane often falls between $2,500 and $5,500+, varying with inventory, dates, access, and packing. The quote we sign with you is binding — the price doesn't change at delivery.
No. Ameri Pro Van Lines is a federally licensed interstate carrier — USDOT #2789352, MC #929578, verifiable on the FMCSA's Protect Your Move registry. Our own crew handles your move start to finish.
3–4 weeks ahead gives you the best pick of dates. End-of-month and summer windows on this lane fill first — but call us even if your move is close; we can often accommodate shorter notice.
Yes. Full packing and unpacking with quality materials, and climate-controlled storage short- or long-term if your Texas home isn't ready on delivery day.
60 seconds. No obligation. Binding estimate.
Call us and speak to the actual carrier — not a call center reading a script.
Call 888-787-4573