Professional Moving Services in Houston, TX

We are a fully licensed and insured company in Texas State.

We do NOT have any kind of hidden charges. Everything you need for your move is included in our rate.

Every second of the break is going to be deducted from the total time. You only pay for the time we work.

It is super easy! Give us a call and we will check availability and answer any questions that you may have about your move. We will then book your reservation for you. Or, once you read and accept our terms and conditions and fill out and submit our easy request form, you will receive a confirmation email containing the details of your upcoming move.

Our team will do everything in their power to make your move as safe and fast as possible. Things that you can do to save time on moving day include: box up all loose stuff. Have all boxes in one convenient spot and keep your pets and children away from the action. It is an

exciting and hectic time, and everyone’s safety must come first.

A tip is always appreciated but is not a requirement.

• Make your reservations for movers two to four weeks before your move day.

• For large appliances be sure to check your owner’s manuals to see if there are special instructions for moving.

• Don’t try to get rid of your children’s favorite things before the move – even if it makes it easier. Kids sometimes have a hard time dealing with the change of the move itself.

• By law, a moving company CANNOT transport ammunition, explosives or hazardous materials such as gasoline, bottled gasses and other flammables.

  Oh, and don’t forget to mail in or drop off your Change of Address form to your post office about a week before your move date to ensure uninterrupted and continued mail delivery.

• Pack a box of essential items that you will need immediately after the move and make sure it’s the last thing added to the truck.

• Clean out closets, the attic, and the basement as soon as you decide it’s time to move.

• Make a “survival closet” of things for the last cleanup before you move out – broom, dust cloth, dust pan, mop.

• Remember to get snacks for move day.

• Schedule disconnect times for about a week before your move day — you don’t want to have to pay for cable, phone and utilities when you aren’t even there!

• Cancel newspapers, cable, pest control, cleaning help, lawn services about a week before the move.

• Mail in your change of address forms about week before your move date.

• Clean your stove before you move out.

• The day before your move, defrost the fridge.

• Make sure to get enough cash to get you through move day.

• Take time to say goodbye to friends and neighbors before your busy move day.

• If you are depending on friends and family to help you move, have a back-up plan if they don’t show.

Avoid mixing items from different rooms in the same box.

Use wardrobe boxes to make closets easier to pack. Clothes in drawers can be placed in suitcases.

Use only small boxes for books. They get very heavy, very fast.

Never use printed newsprint to wrap fine china.

Always stack dishes upwards when packing.

Pack important and sentimental documents separately to be easily accessible including: children’s health records, passports, family records, insurance information and photo albums.

Remember: the heavier the item, the smaller the box.

Don’t pack with food or supermarket boxes. You never know what little critter is hiding – or if the box will be strong enough to support your possessions.

Don’t use used boxes. You don’t know if the box will be strong enough to support your possessions.

Never use duct tape. Please use packing tape instead. You will be glad that you did!

Clearly label all boxes on top and side.

As you take apart furniture and other items make sure to tape all parts to the main base.

Try to pack all electronic equipment, like stereos in their original boxes. Otherwise use bubble wrap when packing these items.

Start packing items you will not need ahead of time.

Always pack and unpack breakables over a padded surface.

Always tape boxes. Don’t interlock the tops.

Don’t use boxes without tops. No tops make it impossible to stack properly in the truck.

Use custom-designed boxes when packing fine china and clothing.

1. Plan ahead: Start planning your commercial move as early as possible to minimize disruptions to your business operations. Make a detailed checklist and timeline for the move.

2. Hire a professional moving company: Look for a reputable commercial moving company with experience in handling commercial moves. Make sure they have the necessary equipment, resources and insurance to handle your move.

3. Label and organize: Clearly label all boxes and furniture with their contents and the location they should be moved to in your new office. This will help ensure that everything is placed in the right spot during the move.

4. Inform employees: Inform your employees about the upcoming move as early as possible. Keep them informed throughout the process and provide them with any necessary information or instructions.

5. Coordinate with building management: Coordinate with your building management to ensure that your move complies with any rules and regulations. Arrange for any necessary permits, elevator access, and parking for the moving truck.

6. IT and equipment relocation: Plan for the relocation of your IT equipment and other specialized equipment. Ensure that all equipment is safely packed and transported, and that it is set up properly in the new office.

7. Communicate with customers: Let your customers know about your move in advance and provide them with updated contact information. Update your website, social media, and any other platforms to reflect your new address and phone number.