Movers from the Bay Area to Dallas.

A Bay Area to Dallas move typically runs $3,500–$9,000 for most households at our weight-based rate of $0.70–$0.95 per pound. A 1-bedroom (2,500–4,000 lbs): $1,750–$3,800. A 2-bedroom (5,000–7,000 lbs): $3,500–$6,650. A 3-bedroom (7,000–9,000 lbs): $4,900–$8,550. Full packing service and Full Value Protection insurance are available as add-ons. B2 provides a written binding estimate — price is locked before any deposit. Call (669) 999-5505 for a free quote.

The Bay Area to Dallas is approximately 1,700 miles via I-10. A loaded moving truck typically takes 4–5 days in transit, including mandatory rest stops and reduced speed through major urban corridors. B2 provides a confirmed delivery date in writing — not a vague 7–14 day window. If your lease or corporate relocation requires delivery by a specific date, communicate that to your coordinator at booking.

The primary route follows I-5 South or US-101 South to Los Angeles, then I-10 East through Tucson, El Paso, San Antonio, and continuing north on I-35 East into the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. Total distance: approximately 1,700 miles. The route is flat and generally accessible year-round with no significant mountain pass hazards, though Southwestern desert heat in summer can affect truck performance.

Plano is the most common landing spot for tech and corporate transplants — strong schools, newer housing stock, and proximity to major campuses along the Tollway. Frisco has boomed with development and is popular with families. Allen and McKinney offer more space at lower prices. Southlake and Westlake attract higher-income households. For those preferring urban living, Uptown Dallas, Deep Ellum, and the Bishop Arts District are the closest analogs to Bay Area urban neighborhoods. B2 delivers to all DFW metro addresses.

B2 Moving LLC is a licensed California carrier (CAL-T 581337, BHGS MTR 0192394) operating under USDOT 3585923. B2 handles origin service with its own W-2 crews — packing, loading, and Bay Area logistics. The interstate leg (California to Texas) is coordinated with a vetted network of FMCSA-authorized interstate carriers. B2 does not self-perform the interstate portion or hold active interstate motor carrier authority. You are never placed with an anonymous broker — you always know which licensed carrier handles your shipment.

Yes. B2 is experienced with corporate relocations. We provide itemized written estimates in the format most relocation management companies and HR departments require, issue COIs addressed to corporate entities, and can communicate directly with your relocation coordinator to manage scheduling and documentation. All estimates are binding Not-to-Exceed — your relocation budget won't be surprised by delivery-day upcharges. Contact us at (669) 999-5505 or through our contact page to discuss corporate relocation logistics.

Book 8–10 weeks ahead for summer moves (May–September) — the California-to-Texas corridor is high-demand and trucks fill quickly during peak season. For fall and spring moves, 4–6 weeks is generally sufficient. Winter moves have better availability. B2 accepts bookings up to 6 months in advance. For corporate relocations with fixed start dates, contact us as early as possible to guarantee your preferred pickup window.

Dallas summers bring sustained 95–100°F heat from June through September. Unlike the Bay Area's coastal climate, Dallas has minimal marine cooling effect and minimal shade in newer suburban communities. Plan delivery for morning hours (7–11 AM) when possible. Ensure your new home's AC is running before the truck arrives. Keep heat-sensitive items — electronics, aerosols, candles, medications, vinyl records — out of the trailer during Texas peak afternoon heat. Winter brings occasional ice storms (the February 2021 winter storm was extreme but illustrates real weather risk) — if you're moving in December through February, discuss weather contingency with your coordinator.