Boerne, TX Movers

$139 to $179 an hour for two movers; three from $179, four from $219.

With us, two movers and a truck cost from $139 an hour on a quiet weekday to $179 on a busy date. Add a third mover and the rate starts at $179; a crew of four starts at $219. About seven in ten Boerne homes are detached houses (Census, 2020 to 2024), and a house usually takes three or four movers. Every move books at least 3 hours, and the $50 equipment charge is added once. The example moves above work out three Boerne homes from those rates.

Labor only, if you can drive the truck yourself. Our crew loads your rental truck or pod from $109 to $139 an hour for two movers, with a 2-hour minimum, and brings the blankets, dollies and straps. For a full move with our truck, pick a quiet weekday: the same two movers start from $139 an hour then, while a busy date runs up to $179. Boxes packed, taped and stacked by the door before the crew arrives take hours off the bill. In Boerne, a clear curb in front of the house helps too, because the truck may not block a driveway and every extra step from it is billed time.

Start with the state license. A company that moves you within Texas needs a TxDMV certificate, so ask for the number and look it up in TxDMV's Truck Stop search; ours is TxDMV No. 009636518C. Be wary of a price set before anyone has asked about your item list, your stairs and where the truck can stand in Boerne, because those details change the hours. Then ask whose truck comes. A broker sells the job to another company; our crews arrive in our own trucks.

Distance decides how it is priced. Within about 150 miles, say from Boerne to San Antonio or New Braunfels, we bill by the hour: four movers for a 4-bedroom house start from $219 an hour, and the house usually takes them 8 to 10 hours, plus the $50 equipment charge. Past that distance we stop billing by the hour: a long-distance move gets one price before loading, set from the list of what you are moving and the route.

The city lists none. Its permits page sends every application through the MGO portal and names no permit for a moving truck, and the right-of-way permit is for construction such as driveways, signs and utilities. What applies instead is the parking code: on a residential street inside city limits, a truck may stand only while it is loading or unloading with a driver present, and never across a driveway or within 15 feet of a hydrant. If you are unsure, the city's Permitting office answers at (830) 248-1529.

No. The city's planning agenda lists Esperanza plats as extraterritorial jurisdiction, and the city's map puts the subdivision outside city limits, although city water and sewer reach it through WCID #3. Boerne cannot apply its zoning there, so ask your HOA or property manager what it allows for trucks and containers before moving day. Phase 3A, for one, was platted with mostly private streets.

Yes, with the crews of our San Antonio office. Once a move passes about 150 miles or leaves Texas, we price the whole job up front from your inventory and both addresses, and the total does not grow if the drive or the unloading runs long. Our San Antonio routes include Dallas, Denver and Washington DC.