Tarrant County, TX Movers

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

Tarrant County is the western half of the metroplex, and our Carrollton crews cross over for it all the time. SH-114 and SH-121 carry us straight toward Grapevine and Southlake, while I-820 loops us around Fort Worth and the inner suburbs. DFW Airport sits right on the county’s edge, so a fair number of our Tarrant moves are tied to corporate transfers and folks landing here from out of state.

Southlake and Colleyville lean toward larger homes with circular drives and finished-out spaces that need real care, and we bring the padding and the patience those jobs demand. Grapevine and Bedford mix established neighborhoods with townhomes and apartments off the highways. Fort Worth itself runs the full range, from older bungalows to newer builds on the north side. Wherever the address, it’s our truck and Wade’s crew doing the loading, driving, and unloading.

The drive west adds miles, so we plan start times around the SH-114 and airport-area congestion and keep summer loads moving early before the afternoon heat sets in.

Reaching the West Side, From Grapevine to Fort Worth

You’ll have a flat written quote before anything goes on the truck, whether it’s a Colleyville estate or a Bedford apartment. Two movers and a truck are $144/hr with blankets and dollies included; a three-mover crew is $199/hr.

Flat-Rate Tarrant County Moving

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

Our movers know the streets, the loading zones, and the buildings all over Tarrant County.

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Reviews From Tarrant County 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

Is all of Tarrant County in your service area, Fort Worth included?
It is. We cross over from Carrollton on SH-114 and SH-121 for Grapevine, Southlake, and Colleyville, and run the I-820 loop into Fort Worth and Bedford. Send both ZIPs and we'll price the route.
Do you move the larger homes in Southlake and Colleyville?
Regularly. Bigger houses mean more pieces and more delicate items, so we send a right-sized crew with extra padding and take the time to protect floors, banisters, and finished surfaces.
Can you coordinate a move tied to a DFW Airport relocation?
Yes — a lot of our Tarrant work comes from corporate transfers near the airport. Give us your timeline and we'll schedule the load and delivery around your flights and start date.

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