Movers from Los Angeles, CA to Las Vegas, NV

Los Angeles to Las Vegas Moving Services

No state income tax, a housing market running 20–30% below what you've been paying in LA, and a straight shot up I-15. It's no mystery why this is one of the most traveled moving corridors in the western United States. The drive covers 270 miles and prices start at $962 for smaller moves.

The drive covers 270 miles: east on I-10 out of Los Angeles, north on I-15 through the Inland Empire, past Barstow, across the Mojave Desert, and into the Las Vegas valley. Prices start at $962 for smaller moves.

We cover this route with full what's included in a long-distance move — packing, loading, transport, and delivery. LA has its own set of loading challenges. Dense neighborhoods, street parking restrictions, older apartment buildings in areas like Silver Lake or Koreatown, and HOA rules in newer complexes that govern elevator reservations and move-in windows are all part of the picture. Our crews have worked all of it. And because we run this route regularly, we know which buildings require advance permits and which ones just need a phone call the day before.

On the Las Vegas end, master-planned communities like Summerlin and Henderson have their own access requirements, and high-rise condos near the Strip come with freight elevator schedules and building coordinator sign-offs — sometimes a Certificate of Insurance on file before we're even allowed on the loading dock. None of that is new to us.

People make this transition for a lot of reasons. California's top income tax rate hits 13.3%. Nevada has none. Property taxes in Clark County run around 0.5% versus California's 0.7%. Retirees get an additional benefit because Nevada doesn't tax Social Security or retirement income. And for those drawn to Las Vegas's job market, MGM Resorts, Caesars Entertainment, and the Clark County School District collectively employ tens of thousands. The math adds up fast.

Why Choose Star Van Lines for Your Los Angeles to Las Vegas Move

This is one of our busiest corridors. We've been on it since 2016 under USDOT #4176875 and MC #1607491. Over 240 verified reviews reflect eight years of Mojave crossings, LA loading logistics, and Las Vegas deliveries.

• The I-15 corridor is familiar ground. Our crews know the traffic patterns out of the LA basin, the heat conditions through Barstow and the Mojave stretch, and the timing windows that keep your move on schedule. None of that is guesswork on our end.
• Want to understand your coverage options before you commit? We offer multiple tiers of full-value protection. Full details are on our interstate moving page.
• One coordinator from your first phone call through the day we finish unloading in Las Vegas. Same person. No transfers, no repeating your inventory to someone new.
• 43 warehouse locations nationwide. If your Las Vegas place isn't ready when your LA lease ends, we can hold your belongings at our Nevada-area facilities until the timing works out. Storage delays happen — honestly, they're pretty common — and we've built the capacity to handle them without rerouting your shipment.
• Moving in July? We've done it plenty of times. Summer in the Mojave means triple-digit heat, so our crews plan around it carefully, protecting your furniture and fragile items from temperature extremes during loading, transit, and delivery.

What to Expect on Your Los Angeles to Las Vegas Move

The route heads east out of Los Angeles on I-10, then picks up I-15 north near Ontario. From there it's a straight shot through the Inland Empire, past Victorville, through Barstow, and into the Mojave Desert before crossing into Nevada and dropping into the Las Vegas valley. Two states. 270 miles. One of the most straightforward interstate routes in the country, though the Mojave section demands real attention.

Between Barstow and the Nevada state line, services are sparse and summer temperatures regularly exceed 110°F. Our drivers plan fuel and timing around that stretch specifically. High winds occasionally affect the open desert sections near Baker, and our dispatch team monitors road and weather conditions throughout the trip. Winter moves are generally mild on both ends — LA rarely dips below 47°F and Las Vegas winters are dry and manageable. But don't assume winter means easy. Wind events near Baker can still slow transit, and we account for that in our scheduling. Spring and fall usually offer the most comfortable loading and delivery conditions overall.

On the LA side, loading logistics depend heavily on your neighborhood. Street parking permits, building elevator reservations, and HOA move-out windows all affect scheduling, so we coordinate those details in advance. Suburban pickups in the San Fernando Valley or Torrance tend to be more straightforward, although dense urban neighborhoods require more lead time. Las Vegas deliveries into high-rise condos near the Strip require freight elevator booking and building access coordination — in some cases a COI submitted to the building management before move-in day. Suburban deliveries into Henderson or Summerlin are typically more manageable, though gated community entry procedures vary by property.

Call us and your coordinator will walk you through a delivery date range based on your actual inventory, your move date, and the specific access requirements at both ends.

Affordable Los Angeles to Las Vegas Moving Solutions

Moving from Los Angeles to Las Vegas usually costs between $962 and $4,807. Your binding estimate is line-by-line, every charge explained upfront. No hidden fees.

What drives the price:

• Volume matters. A studio or one-bedroom sits at the lower end of that range. A four-bedroom house pushes toward the top. More cubic footage means more truck space and more labor hours.
• Services you select determine a big part of the total. Full packing, specialty item handling, furniture disassembly and reassembly are each optional and each adds to the cost. You decide the scope, and your estimate reflects exactly what you've chosen — nothing more.
• Timing shifts the price. Peak season runs May through September. Demand is higher, and rates reflect that. Fall and winter moves aren't always possible for every household, but honestly, if your timeline has any flexibility, moving outside peak season can work meaningfully in your favor.
• Building access at both ends. LA apartments with no elevator, narrow stairwells, or street-only parking add labor time — in some cases a long carry fee applies when the truck can't park close to the door. Las Vegas high-rises with freight elevator windows can do the same. Be specific about your buildings when you call so we can quote accurately.
• Moving in February? We've done it plenty of times, and it's often the most cost-effective window on this corridor.

Try our moving cost calculator for a quick estimate, or call (855) 822-2722 for an itemized price breakdown based on your actual inventory.

Start Your Los Angeles to Las Vegas Move Today

Got questions, or want the numbers? Contact Star Van Lines or call us directly at (855) 822-2722. We're FMCSA-registered (USDOT #4176875, MC #1607491) and have been moving households from LA to Las Vegas since 2016.