Published by Chris Townsend
Last updated Dec, 23 2025
Three Movers is a high-quality, affordable mover in Marietta, Ohio. Our professional crews work diligently to support commercial and residential customers completing local and long distance relocations. If you are looking for great service, please contact us. We know you will be satisfied. We provide these options:
- Long-distance moving
- Local shifting
- Full-service movers
- International moving
- Residential moves
- Commercial moves
- Corporate moving
- Hauling and storage
- Movers and packers
- Movers with a truck
- Furniture relocation
- Military moving
- Same day hauling
Long distance Marietta, Ohio movers
When planning a long distance move to or from Marietta, Ohio, you have a lot to accomplish. If there is an easier way to get something done, you want to give it a try. So, when you hear that a moving broker can offer you access to more potential hauling companies with less work on your part, naturally, it sounds like something to check into, right?
There’s no harm in seeing what they can offer, but keep in mind that relocating brokers are subject to the same rules that movers need to follow. Both kinds of companies are regulated by FMCSA—the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. In addition, brokers are only allowed to offer you an estimate on behalf of a shifting company with which they maintain a written agreement, and only if they have access to that mover's tariff.
Why is that important? It's important because while there are plenty of legitimate hauling brokers, some aren't quite so reputable, and you want to make sure you are dealing with a good one. Don't accept an offer from a broker if they don't seem to be following the rules or if they can't identify a moving company that has taken the price they are suggesting. Also, remember that either the broker or the company must complete a visual inspection of your shipment—in person—unless you waive the requirement.
Local moving companies
Local movers are often small businesses focused on local moves. In that case, they don’t have to follow the FMCSA rules. You can usually find good ones by asking for referrals from people you know or from professionals like your realtor or rental agent. Always ask for references and check the Better Business Bureau reviews and sites like Yelp. Finally, ensure that the mover you choose has a valid business license and adequate liability insurance.
How much will it cost to move?
Hauling costs vary according to the shipment's size and the distance from the origin to the destination. The other variables include the services (packing and storage cost more) and logistics like stairs and parking access. Compare estimates from several movers before choosing one, and always get a written, signed estimate before starting the job.
Cost & Time Examples For Moving
| To / From Marietta | Distance | 2 BR | 3 BR | 4 BR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marietta, OH to Schenectady, NY | 454 miles | $2,581 - $3,249 | $3,844 - $5,114 | $5,114 - $7,426 |
| Unity, OR to Marietta, OH | 1899 miles | $4,364 - $5,572 | $6,646 - $8,924 | $8,924 - $13,117 |
| City limits to Union, ND | 1036 miles | $3,348 - $4,250 | $5,052 - $6,759 | $6,759 - $9,889 |
| Denison, TX to Marietta, OH | 922 miles | $3,250 - $4,121 | $4,896 - $6,545 | $6,545 - $9,564 |
| Local area to Lander, WY | 1429 miles | $3,968 - $5,058 | $6,031 - $8,093 | $8,093 - $11,890 |
| Pueblo, CO to Marietta, OH | 1243 miles | $3,670 - $4,668 | $5,557 - $7,444 | $7,444 - $10,910 |
*Prices and times are estimated. They can vary depending on the season and other factors. Get a quote custom-tailored to you
Neighborhood Areas We Serve
Our services are proud to help with your move in any of the neighborhoods you see below. And if you don't see your neighborhood listed here, don't worry because we can most likely service it.
| Beaver Park | N Ridge Rd W | Cooper Foster Park Rd W |
| Ashland Ave | Shaffer Dr | E Erie Ave |
| Root Rd | Penfield Junction | W Erie Ave |
| W 21st St | Leavitt Rd | Colorado Ave |
| Vincent | W 40th St |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Professional Marietta movers handle local relocations across Washington County, including Belpre and nearby riverfront neighborhoods. Most local jobs use 2–4 movers with hourly pricing and are completed the same day for homes up to 3 bedrooms. In Marietta, pricing trends closely match statewide benchmarks shown for Ohio movers cost once stairs, long carries, parking access, and downtown traffic patterns are factored in. Most local moves finish within 3–6 hours.
Movers in Marietta generally charge $110–$160 per hour for a 2-person crew, while larger homes often need 3–4 movers. Local apartment moves commonly total $400–$900, and 3–4 bedroom homes range $1,000–$2,200. Many residents reduce delays and handling risks by choosing bundled labor and packing options similar to full service movers in Ohio, especially when packing, heavy furniture, or tight stair access is involved.
Yes. Marietta movers regularly manage intrastate Ohio moves and interstate relocations to West Virginia, Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. These moves follow FMCSA regulations, require written estimates, and typically include delivery windows of 2–7 days depending on distance. Pricing is based on shipment weight, mileage, and access conditions, following the same compliance standards applied to licensed interstate movers operating across state lines.
Apartment movers in Marietta are experienced with walk-ups, older downtown buildings, and limited parking near Front Street and Putnam Street. Crews plan around narrow stairwells, freight elevator schedules, and restricted loading zones. Studios and one-bedroom units usually require 2–3 movers and 2–4 hours, with advance coordination helping avoid parking fines and building access delays.
Reputable Marietta movers are properly licensed and insured. Interstate movers must carry a valid USDOT number and comply with FMCSA consumer protection rules, including valuation coverage and written estimates. Ohio-based intrastate movers follow Ohio DOT regulations. Insurance needs increase for pianos, safes, or antiques, so coverage limits should always be confirmed before moving day.
