Orlando to Reno Movers

One detail that makes this move appealing is that neither Florida nor Nevada has a state income tax, so you keep that advantage no matter which end you settle on. The bigger adjustment is the landscape. Orlando sits close to sea level in humid subtropical heat, while Reno is high desert at roughly 4,500 feet, with low humidity, cold winter nights, and real snow in the surrounding mountains. Pack the winter gear in a box you can reach quickly if you are heading west between November and March.

Distance, Drive Time, and Pricing

Depending on the routing, the trip covers somewhere around 2,700 to 2,800 miles, which makes it one of the longest drives we schedule. Once your shipment is loaded, expect a week or more before delivery, and we will give you an honest window instead of an optimistic guess. Your price is shaped mostly by the weight and volume of what you ship, plus any extras such as full packing or a stop in storage while you close on a house.

Winter weather in the Sierra and across the northern Nevada passes can slow any truck, so a cold weather move may need a little extra buffer in the schedule. We plan for that up front.

See our main page for long distance movers from Orlando. Comparing other western routes? See Los Angeles to Orlando movers and San Francisco to Orlando movers. For planning tips, see our guide to planning a long-distance move.

Each job rolls out on a 26 foot truck stocked with moving pads, stretch wrap, straps, hand trucks, and the tools needed to break down bed frames and tables. Before loading, the crew wraps furniture individually and tags anything that came apart so reassembly in Reno goes quickly. Electronics and fragile pieces ride in protected positions, which matters on a drive that crosses several climate zones. On arrival, we place each piece in the room you choose and put it back together.