Lease starts Saturday, the leasing office wants paperwork and your couch has to go down three flights? Apartment movers from Brazos Movers handle studios through three bedroom units across Parker, Hood and Tarrant County, taking the elevator, COI and stair problems off your list.
Brazos Movers is family-owned, licensed and insured, and BBB accredited, and we send the certificate of insurance before move day for complexes across Parker, Hood and Tarrant County. Here is where renters rate us.
Brazos Movers is a registered motor carrier. USDOT Number: 2628523 | MC/MX Number: MC-915079
Most apartment moves fail at the leasing office, not in the truck. Brazos Movers has moved renters between complexes, condos and high-rises across these counties for about 12 years, is licensed and insured, and holds a 4.7 star rating from more than 580 customers.
Tell us the building and we coordinate the elevator or dock window with the leasing office, then size the crew so the truck is empty before it closes.
Give us the leasing office’s COI requirements when you book and the certificate is on file at both buildings days before the crew arrives.
A third-floor walkup gets two movers on every heavy piece and hand trucks for the landings, because stair time is billed by the hour.
An apartment move runs on the building's rules as much as on the truck, so Brazos Movers handles the paperwork and the schedule for every apartment move in three ways:
Handle these four things before the crew reaches your building:
From bustling city centers to quiet suburbs, Brazos Movers is proud to serve Parker, Hood and Tarrant Counties as well as the surrounding areas. Whether you’re moving locally or venturing farther afield, our team is ready to assist you every step of the way.
At Brazos Movers, we’re more than just a moving company, we’re proud members of the Weatherford and Granbury communities. Being locally owned and operated, we’ve built strong roots in these towns, where family values and neighborly connections are at the core of everything we do. Our commitment to these communities goes far beyond moving boxes; it’s about fostering relationships and giving back to the people who make these areas special.
We believe in investing in the community that has supported us over the years. Brazos Movers actively partners with local organizations, schools, and charities to make a positive impact. From sponsoring local events to volunteering at community initiatives, we are passionate about contributing to the growth and well-being of Weatherford and Granbury.
Moving is more than a business for us, it’s an opportunity to serve. We strive to support individuals and families during some of life’s most significant transitions, and we bring that same spirit of service to our community involvement. Whether it’s helping a local nonprofit relocate or participating in a charity drive, we’re always ready to roll up our sleeves and lend a hand.
As members of the Weatherford and Granbury communities, we treat every customer like a neighbor. Our team takes pride in building lasting relationships based on trust, care, and reliability. When you choose Brazos Movers, you’re not just hiring a moving company, you’re supporting a local business that’s deeply invested in the success and spirit of your hometown.
Give us the unit size, the floor at each address, the elevator situation and your lease dates, and you will have a written estimate with the COI and elevator window already in motion. Brazos Movers is family-owned, licensed and insured, and rated 4.7 stars by more than 580 customers and 4.9 stars in Granbury. Call (817) 550-6360 or Get a free quote online before your building's move-in window fills.
Many managed communities and most downtown high-rises require one before a crew can enter. The certificate shows the building that the mover carries liability coverage. Brazos Movers is licensed and insured, and the certificate reaches your leasing office days before the move.
Yes. Three-story garden-style buildings with outside stairs are common across all three counties. Furniture is wrapped inside the unit, two movers carry each heavy piece down and hand trucks take the landings. Stairs are a price factor, so name the floor up front.
Our published table plans a two bedroom at four or more hours. A shared elevator, a third-floor walkup or a long carry across the parking lot adds to that. Booking the elevator window and a loading spot early keeps the move inside the estimate.
Book the week you sign the lease. Near TCU and UT Arlington most leases turn over in late July and August, and complexes in Keller and Fort Worth enforce move-in hours closely in those weeks, so elevator windows and weekend dates disappear a month ahead.
Brazos Movers quotes a one bedroom apartment at $500 to $900 with two movers for about three hours, from our published table. A studio or single room runs $300 to $650. Stairs without an elevator, long carries, packing and distance move the number inside those ranges.
Yes. Studios and one bedrooms go into storage units, pods and rental trucks, and labor-only loading is available if you already have the truck. Tell us the size of the storage unit so the crew loads it with a walkway to the back.
