Average Cost of Movers in Birmingham
Based on the price calculation of 7 reviews, we estimate that a move within Birmingham should very roughly cost $2405.
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164 movers in Birmingham
Changing Spaces Moving
"The ladies in the office are amazingly nice and helpful and remained so through our entire experience. They were short movers so we only got 2. They disappeared for 2 1/2 hours for lunch on a 4.5 mile move. They broke our antique table. Suffice it..."
AWESOME MOVING SERVICES
"Awesome Moving Services made my move a breeze! They were fast, efficient, and handled everything with care. I felt confident my belongings were in safe hands. Highly recommend for a stress-free move!"
A Man & A Van
" They moved my son's belongings into storage from Starkville, MS to Tupelo, MS when he was changing apartments. And then they moved his stuff back to the new apartment. They had to move furniture out of two different houses to storage. Two guys c..."
Best Price Movers
"Great experience with Best Price Movers. They unloaded a large POD at my new residence. Communication was great and they were very flexible with my schedule. They were very careful to avoid damaging my wooden floors, and they were knowledgable abo..."
Around the Town Movers
"On 11.11.22, Mike A, Von, & Marvin were professional, courteous, respectful, and careful with some really large furniture pieces we moved to the 2nd floor. Would definitely hire them again! Thank you! Rebecca & Joe"
24/7 Moving & Delivery
"All in all, I had a great experience with 24/7. The guys that moved me were on time, courteous, and great to deal with. 24/7 was even flexible on changing move dates and being super professional. My review is based on their professionalism and dam..."
Courier Express
"I was very pleased with Carrier Express. They notified me several days prior to picking up my car with a 5 day window. My cat was picked up on the day and at the time they specified. I was given updates along the way and was told when to expect de..."
Residential Movers Birmingham
"Man these guy was wonderful they arrived on time to pick up our belongings and drove here and did an excellant job even the owner came way out to here the next day to check on his guys and took all of us out to dinner Thanks Residential Movers!! A..."
A Mothers Touch Movers
"Before moving from my midtown Atlanta apartment to my first home in Decatur I was looking for a moving company and everyone I contracted left me with the feeling of being another number..Until I called A mothers touch movers! I've been called very..."
What to know when moving to Birmingham, AL
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
In Alabama, the crime rates show some trends worth noting. The state has a violent crime rate of 350.8 per 100,000 residents, which is higher than the national rate of 325.3 per 100,000. On the property crime side, Alabama's rate is 1490.4 per 100,000, slightly lower than the national average of 1546.9 per 100,000. Both violent and property crime rates are seeing a downward trend, with violent crime dropping by 12.3% and property crime by 14% from 2022 to 2025.
- Violent crime: 350.8 per 100k vs. national 325.3 per 100k
- Property crime: 1490.4 per 100k vs. national 1546.9 per 100k
- Notable trend: Violent crime rate down 12.3% since 2022
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level summarized data for Alabama).
Schools & Higher Ed
Birmingham has access to several educational institutions, making it a viable choice for students. There are a total of 12 postsecondary schools in the area, with 11 that have data available in the College Scorecard.
- Birmingham-Southern College
- Fortis Institute-Birmingham
- Herzing University-Birmingham
- Lawson State Community College
- Samford University
- Strayer University-Alabama
- University of Alabama at Birmingham
Source: ArcGIS Postsecondary School Locations (NCES) + College Scorecard (ED).
Weather & Getting Outside
Jefferson County sees an annual precipitation of about 37.3 inches over approximately 66 rainy days. Notably, winter has around 8.4 inches of rain, while spring is the wettest season with 15.1 inches.
- Parks & outdoor spots worth checking out:
- Vulcan Park and Museum (4.7 stars, 5,520 reviews)
- Oak Mountain State Park (4.7 stars, 5,287 reviews)
- Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum (4.9 stars, 5,255 reviews)
- Railroad Park Foundation (4.7 stars, 4,186 reviews)
Sources: NOAA Climate Data Online, Google Places.
Jobs & the Local Economy
In Jefferson County, the economy appears to be stable, with an unemployment rate of 2.3% as of December 2025. The labor force comprises 324,004 individuals, with 316,408 employed.
- Unemployment rate: 2.3% (December 2025)
- Employed: 316,408
- Labor force: 324,004
Source: BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS).
