Long Distance Movers Across Parker, Hood and Tarrant County

A long distance move raises questions a local move never does. Will the household share a trailer with strangers? Will it sit in a warehouse for a week waiting on a second leg? Will the crew at delivery know which boxes hold the dishes? Most quotes leave those answers vague, and the delivery window stretches into a span of days that nobody can plan around.

Brazos Movers answers them in writing. Our long distance crews leave from the Ranger Highway office and the Granbury office on the historic square, and they serve households across Parker, Hood and Tarrant County headed anywhere in Texas or out of state. The truck that leaves your driveway carries only your household.

How a Long Distance Move Works

You send both addresses, target dates and a room by room inventory. We check access at each end, including stairs, gate codes, truck parking and any HOA or building rules. A written quote follows with the price, loading date and planned delivery date. On loading day the crew pads and wraps furniture, loads, and reviews the inventory with you. The same crew drives straight through and unloads at your new address.

What Your Long Distance Quote Includes

Every quote covers a truck reserved for your household alone, furniture disassembly, padding and stretch wrap, loading, transport, unloading, and reassembly of beds and tables at delivery. Boxes and furniture go in the rooms you point to. Full or partial packing services can be added, with supplies dropped off ahead of loading day, and specialty items such as pianos, gun safes and antiques are priced on the same quote.

What Drives Long Distance Moving Prices

Long distance moves are quoted individually rather than by the hour. The published price table on our homepage shows where a household of your size starts, and a long distance quote adds drive time and crew travel. Inventory size, stairs and long carries at either home, specialty items, packing, and whether a full-size truck can park at both addresses move the number up or down.

Access Planning at Both Ends

Older homes near downtown Weatherford often sit on narrow drives with no room for a full-size truck, so we plan the carry path before loading day. New-build streets in Aledo set HOA limits on where a truck can park and for how long. Lake houses in Granbury mean gate codes and sloped drives. Fort Worth apartments need an elevator reservation and a building certificate of insurance, which we arrange. The full list is under all the areas we serve.