Let the Hawaii Experts Make Your Maui Move Easy

Simple, Stress-Free Relocations to Maui

Your Maui move is uniquely your own. Our experts are here to make it easy with Maui moving solutions tailored to your goals—and your budget. After executing tens of thousands of moves to Hawaii, we know how to make your Maui relocation simple and stress free.

Whether you’re moving to a condo in Kihei, an Upcountry house nestled on the slopes of Haleakala, a remote cottage in Hana, a single-family home in Wailuku Heights, or another spot on the Valley Isle, we’ll get you settled into your new home, easily and affordably. In partnership with our DeWitt sister company, Royal Hawaiian Movers, we’ll deliver a seamless Maui moving experience from start to finish.

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Residential Moves

If you want to send a 20-foot or a 40-foot container to Maui, we’d be happy to assist. We also handle smaller moves. With our cost-effective solutions, you only pay for the space you need.

Business Relocations

Moving your business to Hawaii? Or relocating for work? We can handle the whole transition for you, including personal belongings, business equipment, employees, and more. 

Packing & Unpacking

If you’re short on time—or just looking for the most convenient solution—let us do the packing and unpacking for you. We even offer furniture assembly and disassembly. 

Cars, Trucks, and SUVs 

If you want to truly enjoy all that Maui has to offer, you’ll need a vehicle. We can help with shipping your car, truck, SUV, or motorcycle to Maui. 

Storage

If you need some time to find the perfect home on Maui, we can store your belongings, safely and securely, and then deliver them when you’re ready. 

Your Moving Options with Us

As experts in moving to Hawaii, we’ve developed the two best ways to assist you.

Full-Service Door to Door

This is our gold-standard typical move to Hawaii, Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Kona, Hilo. We send local experts to pack up your belongings at your current location and to unpack them in your new Hawaiian home

Do It Yourself Full Container

We provide a 20-foot or 40-foot container at your home, and you can pack it yourself. When you arrive in Hawaii, Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Hilo, Kona you let us know when you want the container brought to your home, and you can unpack it yourself.

While we strongly believe in our Full-Service experience, we understand that many people prefer to pack themselves.
Our Do It Yourself option is priced to be more affordable than the leading brand of DIY movers to Hawaii.

We’ll Move You Anywhere on Maui

One of Maui’s most breathtaking features is its diverse landscapes. You’ll find beaches, rainforests, farms, ranches, and rugged swaths of land on the Valley Isle. You’ll also find a few narrow roads, steep driveways, and significant inclines, which can make moving a challenge.

Our Maui-based colleagues at Royal Hawaiian Movers know how to navigate the entire island with ease. From central locations like Kahului or Wailuku to south shore spots like Kihei and Wailea to upcountry towns like Makawao, Pukalani, and Kula to North Shore areas like Paia and Haiku, and all the way to Hana in East Maui, we’ll create a safe and simple Maui move for you.

Aerial view of the sandy beach and curved asphalt road on the west coast of Maui. Hawaii

Flexible Options Tailored to Your Moving Goals 

Not everyone wants to fill a 20-foot or 40-foot container for their Maui move. (Although we’re happy to assist if that’s your plan!)

We’re one of the only companies to offer twice-weekly consolidated shipments to Maui. That means we’ve got budget-friendly options we can customize based on what you decide to move to Maui. We’ll pack your goods into sturdy wooden crates called lift vans, so your belongings are safe and secure for their journey—and you’ll only pay for the space you need.

Seamless Moves from Start to Finish

For Maui moves, we partner with our DeWitt sister company, Royal Hawaiian Movers, and their Kahului-based team. They know the island inside and out, so they understand exactly how to get your belongings safely to your new home.

Through this unique partnership, you’ll enjoy a seamless experience from start to finish, with the same commitment to customer service throughout.  

Plus, if you have a question or need an update, your DeWitt Move Worldwide expert will be with you the whole way—from Moving Day through final delivery. 

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Enjoy a Seamless Transition to Maui

When you’re moving to a remote island like Maui, it pays to have a partner on the ground, someone who can help you navigate Maui like a local. DeWitt Move Worldwide and Royal Hawaiian Movers will make it easy for you. Together, we’ve been helping individuals and families move to Maui since 2001, and we’d love to welcome you to the Valley Isle. Get started today with a complimentary quote for your Maui move.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Moving to Maui, Hawaii

We suggest starting your move preparation 6-8 weeks ahead of time—or more, if you’re able to plan that far ahead. Our moving checklist will help you take care of all your to-dos in a timely fashion, paving the way for a stress-free Maui relocation. 

A couple areas we want to highlight:  

  • Schedule your move as soon as you can, especially if you want to relocate during the busy summer months when kids are out of school. The earlier you schedule your move, the more likely you are to get your preferred dates. 
  • When you’re 2-3 weeks out from your move, make time to collect and pack the valuables you’ll take with you, including items like original birth certificates, passports, and other important papers.  

Check out our full DeWitt Move Worldwide Moving Checklist for more tips on preparing for your Maui move.  

If you’re moving to Maui without a job, we suggest saving up enough to cover three to six months of expenses, including:  

  • Housing costs – Studios and one-bedroom rentals on Maui can cost anywhere from $1,500 to $3,000 or more per month, depending on where you decide to live. Craigslist will give you a good sense of the going rate for Maui housing. If you’re renting, most landlords require first month’s rent and a security deposit to secure a spot.  
  • Grocery costs – Food prices may be significantly higher than what you’re used to, depending on where you’re living now. Check out the prices at Safeway in Kahului to get a sense of what food costs on Maui. (There’s also a Costco in Kahului, which can help you save by buying in bulk.) 
  • Transportation costs – Are you planning on shipping your car? Or will you try to buy a car on Maui? Craigslist can give you a sense of how much used cars cost on Maui, but make sure to vet any purchases carefully. 

If you’ve already secured a job on Maui, make sure you have enough money to cover temporary housing until you find a permanent place to live. It also pays to have an emergency fund to cover a few months of expenses, just in case of the unexpected. 

Before you move to Maui, it’s a good idea to have a good sense of the pros and cons of living on the island.  

As Maui residents will tell you, there are plenty of amazing aspects to living on Maui—including that incredible year-round Hawaii weather and Maui’s gorgeous beaches. If you love being in the water, Maui is a watersports paradise, with opportunities for surfing, scuba diving, snorkeling, stand-up paddling, canoeing, foiling, windsurfing—just about anything you could imagine. 

There are also a few downsides to living on Maui. The cost of living can be considerable. If you’re moving to Maui without a job, most of the available jobs are in the tourism industry. These jobs offer a wide range of pay, which may or may not feel like enough to sustain your life on Maui. It will all depend on the type of job you secure, as well as your monthly expenses. 

Want to learn more? Check out our blog post on the things you need to know before moving to Maui. We’ll show you the Valley Isle from all sides. 

Yes, US citizens and permanent residents can move to Hawaii. Since Hawaii is a state, anyone who has the legal right to live in the United States can move to Hawaii. 

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