U-Pack is the quick, convenient
way to move long distance.
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It's fast & easy - no obligations
U-Pack is the quick, convenient
way to move long distance.
Get an instant price quote!
It's fast & easy - no obligations
Moving from Hawaii doesn’t have to be complicated. U-Pack® makes it easy and fast. While full-service movers might take months to deliver your belongings stateside, U-Pack shipments arrive in approximately 10-14 business days. And since you do the packing and loading, you save on moving costs compared to traditional movers.
U-Pack can move you door-to-door from your home in Hawaii to most places within the U.S., Canada or Puerto Rico. No matter where the next adventure takes you, we can help you get there.
Get a free moving quote to check options at your locations. Enter your origin, destination, home size and move date, and we’ll email you a quote within one business day (off-shore locations require a manual check from a moving consultant).
U-Pack provides moving service to most points in Hawaii using ocean containers. ReloCube moving containers are available door-to-door in Oahu and Hawaii, and they’re also available for loading at the service center on Maui and Kauai. The best type of equipment for your move depends on your needs (home size, destination, budget and delivery preferences). Check serviceability and equipment options with a free moving quote.
Here’s how your belongings move from Hawaii to the states:
You can add services like storage (available in Honolulu or at a stateside service center), loading or unloading help, guaranteed transit or moving supplies. Call a moving consultant at 877-453-7274 to discuss options.
U-Pack can also move you from the lower 48 to Hawaii. In those cases, you load your belongings into the equipment, the shipment moves to California and then sets sail to Honolulu. It travels from Honolulu to your home, where you unload. It’s just as easy and quick to get to the islands as it is for those moving from Hawaii. Check out this guide for more info.
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