St. Paul

The moving industry in St. Paul, Minnesota serves a diverse metropolitan market that includes urban neighborhoods, suburban communities, and historic districts. Average move durations in St. Paul are approximately 7.1 hours per job, reflecting a variety of housing types ranging from apartments and condos to larger single-family homes. Most moves require about 2.3 movers per job, balancing labor efficiency with the manpower needed to handle furniture, appliances, and specialty items. Moving companies commonly use trucks ranging from 16-foot to 26-foot sizes to accommodate varying move scales and navigate St. Paul’s city streets and suburban roads. Peak demand typically occurs during the late spring and summer months, aligned with school schedules and favorable weather conditions. Services offered include local and long-distance residential moves, commercial relocations, packing, storage, and specialty transport for fragile or bulky items. The industry benefits from St. Paul’s stable housing market and steady economic growth, supporting consistent demand and competitive opportunities for local and regional movers.