Harmony Hills San Antonio Movers

About Greater Harmony Hills (San Antonio)

In the north central part of San Antonio, Greater Harmony Hills is a neighborhood known for its green streets and mid-century homes, many of which were built between the 1950s and 1960s. In some blocks, the oak canopy is so thick that it shades the road like a cave. This is beautiful for people who live there, but it’s a very good reason for truck drivers to be very careful about how they approach.

For everyday ease, the area is close to major roads like US-281 and Loop 410, which make it easy to get to downtown and the airport. VIA Metropolitan Transit trip planning lets people who take public transport plan their paths through VIA Metropolitan Transit trip planning.

Greater Harmony Hills Neighbourhood Association (GHHNA), which is a neighbourhood group, has tools for people in the area at Greater Harmony Hills Neighborhood Association (GHHNA). The area is covered by North East ISD, which has schools like Harmony Hills Elementary, Eisenhower Middle School, and Churchill High School.

The Process of Moving to Greater Harmony Hills

There are three easy steps to moving with Move and Care: getting ready, moving day, and cleaning up afterward.

1. Preparation

We let you know about access early on after you book because some homes in Greater Harmony Hills are “easy” to get to until you reach the road slope, the close-together curbs, or the low branches. The less time your truck is on the road and the less damage it could do to your home and furniture, the better.

The most important thing is the packing. We will take care of the materials, wrapping, boxes, and labelling if you choose our full packing services. Use our guide on how to pack for a move if you decide to do some or all of the packing yourself.

Many people don’t realise how important parking and getting in are. If you need to reserve space or are moving to a more crowded place, the City can help you with Right-of-Way: San Antonio Right-of-Way (ROW) Permits. You can use San Antonio 311 Services to ask for city services that aren’t emergencies, like help with parking.

Use our moving checklist to stay on top of things and avoid a mess at the last minute.

2. Move

Our movers show up on time, go over the plan with you, and set up the things that need to be moved so that they can be handled safely. We protect entryways, pad and wrap furniture, take things apart and put them back together as needed, and load carefully so that they don’t move around while they’re being moved.

Federal rules for moving home goods protect you as a customer if you are moving long distances. You can look at FMCSA tools such as binding estimate guidance and the federal rules for household goods at 49 CFR Part 375.

3. After the move

When we get there, you tell us how to unload, and we put boxes in rooms and put furniture where you want it. We’ll also take care of unloading if you booked that service. Before the job is done, you can check the items to make sure they came safely.

You might want to set up utilities and services right away when you move into a city. As an example, CPS Energy gives official steps on how to move or shift here: CPS Energy moving service.

About Moving Prices

Prices vary based on services, distance, and ease of entry.

• Local Moving: Rarely goes over 150 miles, and costs are based on crew size and time per hour.
• Long-Distance Moving: Usually more than 150 miles, and a flat rate is charged based on the items being moved and the route taken.
• Moving & Storage: Monthly storage, as well as moving to and from the building and loading and unloading.