Hays County runs the I-35 boom corridor southwest of Austin — San Marcos is the seat with Texas State at its center, while Kyle and Buda post some of the fastest growth in the country. The whole county lands on the same Burnet Road dispatch board Bryce builds each morning.
An I-35 corridor county, and we’re built for it. Trent leads the runs down I-35, and Kyle’s Plum Creek and Buda’s Sunfield are wall-to-wall new subdivisions behind gates. Marisol clears the HOA certificates and Bryce books the move-in windows, and every drive along the corridor is folded into your binding flat rate — never sprung at the curb.
Towns we run
- San Marcos — Texas State student housing, the Square and the river-town lofts
- Kyle — Plum Creek and Six Creeks master-planned homes
- Buda — Sunfield, Garlic Creek and the Main Street blocks
Two movers and a truck run $155/hr, three $205, one-hour minimum, flat total in writing before we load — no mileage line town to town. Haul a whole house across the county line and the mileage rolls into one signed flat figure of its own. Pick a town: San Marcos, Kyle or Buda — or open the service map.
Your Hays 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 Hays 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 Hays County job far too many times to bother counting.
Lock in my flat-rate price
