What counts as a local move here
Anything inside the Cedar Park, Leander, and Round Rock corridor, plus runs down toward Austin or out to Georgetown, is priced as a local job billed by the hour rather than the mile.
A one bedroom apartment near 183A might take two movers and a smaller truck, while a four bedroom house off Parmer Lane usually needs four movers and a full size box truck. We size the crew from a short video of your rooms if you would rather not guess.
How a typical move day runs
The crew arrives in the window we agreed on, walks the house with you, and pads the door frames and stair rails before anything moves. Furniture gets wrapped in blankets and stretch film, then loaded in an order that keeps the truck balanced.
At the new address, everything goes to the room you name, beds get put back together, and you walk the truck with us before we leave to confirm nothing got left behind.
Most single family moves inside Cedar Park and Leander finish in a single day, start to finish, including the reassembly at the far end.
Growing neighborhoods, new rules
A lot of the newer subdivisions off 183A and toward Leander have homeowner associations with rules about moving hours and where a truck can park. Check with your association early and pass those rules along to us.
Fresh construction also means fresh floors and paint, so we lay runners and protect corners the same as we would in an older home, treating the new build with the same care.
Summer scheduling
Between June and September we push the start time as early as the neighborhood allows, load the heaviest furniture while it is cooler, and keep the truck doors shut between trips so the trailer does not turn into an oven.
A weekday morning slot is usually both cheaper and cooler than a Saturday afternoon in July, so ask about it if your schedule can bend.
Small jobs welcome
Not every call is a full house. We regularly move a single piece of furniture across Cedar Park, load a rented container in a driveway, or shuttle boxes to a storage unit near Round Rock.
Tell us what you actually have and we will send the right number of people, not a bigger crew than the job needs.