Flower Mound Movers

Licensed and insured local crews serving Flower Mound and North Texas — flat-rate, on time, every move.

Flower Mound earns its name, because the terrain here actually rolls, and that matters more than people expect on move day. The neighborhoods are affluent and spread out, with large lots, long winding driveways, and homes set well back from the street. Out toward Grapevine Lake you add water-view properties and the outdoor gear that comes with them. The carry from a Flower Mound front door to where a truck can park is often the longest in our service area, and we plan for that.

We run FM-1171 (Cross Timbers Road) and the surrounding roads to reach most jobs here. A 2-mover crew and truck is $144 an hour with blankets, dollies, and tools; a 3-mover crew is $199, which is the right call for big homes on a slope where the extra set of hands keeps the carry from eating the clock. A four-bedroom home in 75028 generally lands in our $2,520 to $3,720 band, and the $130 deposit holds the date and applies to the bill.

If your driveway is steep or your home sits far back from the curb, tell us when you book. That single detail changes the crew size and the truck approach, and we would rather know it now than discover it at the top of the hill.

Large lots, long carries, and hill-country driveways in Flower Mound

A steep driveway in the July heat is no place to be short-handed, so for the bigger hillside homes we lean toward the 3-mover crew and stage the truck where it can load safely. Grapevine Lake-area homes bring patio furniture, grills, and water toys that we pad and load with the rest. And because spring storms move across the area fast, we watch the radar and time the loading so your belongings stay dry.

Flat-Rate Flower Mound Moving

Local crews from $144/hr — written, flat-rate quotes

Our movers know the streets, the loading zones, and the buildings all over Flower Mound.

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Reviews From Flower Mound Moves

Megan R.
Plano · Google
★★★★★

“We bought into one of those master-planned subdivisions off Legacy and needed to be out of our old place fast. Wade's guys showed up exactly when they said they would and the flat-rate quote I got in writing was the number I actually paid at the end. No surprise line items, which is rare these days.”

Daniel K.
Addison · Yelp
★★★★★

“My old building near Addison Circle had no elevator and I'm on the third floor. I figured these two guys would be dragging by box ten, but they kept a steady pace the whole afternoon and never once complained about the stairs. Hourly rate was fair and they didn't milk the clock.”

Sandra W.
Coppell · Google
★★★★★

“Moving out of a big Coppell home with two kids underfoot is chaos, but the crew handled it like clockwork. They wrapped my grandmother's china hutch better than I would have and everything arrived without a scratch. Wade himself called the day before to confirm the time slot.”

Questions We Hear A Lot

Do the hills and long driveways in Flower Mound cost extra?
There is no surprise charge — but a long carry or a steep driveway does take more hands, so we often recommend the 3-mover crew at $199 an hour for those homes. We figure that into the flat written quote up front so the price you see is the price you pay.
Can you move a home near Grapevine Lake?
Yes. The lake-area homes in 75028 often have water-view lots, longer carries, and extra outdoor gear, and we plan the truck approach and crew size for it. Tell us about the slope and the patio or dock items when you book and we will be ready for them.
What does a large Flower Mound home cost to move?
A four-bedroom Flower Mound home generally lands in our $2,520 to $3,720 flat band, with the exact figure set by the carry distance, stairs, and packing. We confirm it in writing before move day, and your $130 deposit comes off the total.

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