Bastrop County runs east of Austin through the Lost Pines and along the Colorado River — Bastrop is the seat with its restored downtown, Elgin holds its brick storefronts and smokehouses, and Smithville keeps the small-town square that Hollywood likes to film. It all rides Bryce’s morning truck board out of our Austin yard.
Pines-country timing, no surprise. Trent runs the east lane down SH-71 and US-290, and the drive out to Bastrop, Elgin or Smithville is written into your binding flat rate up front — never billed at the curb. New Austin-spillover subdivisions are filling in fast, and we build the window around your gate and HOA.
Towns we run
- Bastrop — the historic downtown, Tahitian Village and the riverside neighborhoods
- Elgin — the brick Main Street and the newer subdivisions off US-290
- Smithville — the film-set square and surrounding country homes
Two movers and the truck go out at $155/hr, a third makes it $205 — a one-hour floor, every number signed before the crew starts. Clearing an entire home beyond the county edge? We roll that mileage into a single flat figure signed before load-day, and one uniformed crew handles both the load and the unload. Pull up the complete metro service map for everywhere else.
Your Bastrop County move on one signed sheet
A two-mover crew plus the truck runs $155/hr the moment we clock in — or lock the entire Bastrop County job to one written Austin flat number that never drifts
Held freight elevators, stair-run walk-ups three floors up, Rainey Street and Lake Travis condo move-outs, the pinched downtown dock slots — Cole’s Austin movers have worked every version of the Bastrop County job far too many times to bother counting.
Lock in my flat-rate price
