Movers in Granbury, TX | Joe Powell House Movers

Granbury is the Hood County seat and the busiest town on our side of the Cross Timbers, so a good share of what Joe and the crew load up sits within a few miles of the courthouse square. Drive in on US-377 or down TX-144 and you hit three very different kinds of move: the tidy historic homes ringing the limestone courthouse, the lake places strung along the shoreline of Lake Granbury, and the second homes behind the guard gate at Pecan Plantation. We have hauled a retired couple out of a 1920s bungalow off Pearl Street one morning and carried a sectional into a brand-new dock house the same afternoon. Joe grew up hauling cattle and hay in Somervell County before he crewed for an outfit here in Granbury, so he knows which streets near the square are too tight for a 26-footer.

The lake is what makes Granbury its own animal. Homes along the water often sit at the end of a long sloped drive, with the entry a level or two below where we can park safely, so we map a clean path off the truck and add hands when that walk to the door runs long. Pecan Plantation works through its own guard gate and visitor list, so we pass the gatehouse our company name and the crew on the job a day ahead, and nobody idles at the entrance on move morning. Summer here climbs into the upper 90s and past 100, so on July and August jobs we get rolling early, run the cab cold for the drive, and pull electronics and candles into the shade until the truck is ready for them.

Whether it’s a square-side cottage or a weekend place on the water, two movers cost $110/hr, truck, blankets, and dollies included, and the flat price is in writing before any box leaves. We’re a licensed, insured Texas mover: TxDMV household-goods registration, USDOT and MC authority for longer hauls, and $1M in cargo coverage. Ready for numbers? Ask for a flat-rate quote, or see how our local moving service works.