Kyle rides the I-35 boom between Austin and San Antonio — the master-planned lanes of Plum Creek and Waterleaf, the old brick storefronts on Center Street, and apartments springing up near the Seton hospital. Cole Hendrix here — every Kyle job comes with a flat rate set in writing before a single pad leaves the truck.
Plum Creek to Center Street
Plum Creek and Six Creeks are grid-planned family homes with alley garages; the older Center Street blocks and the newer I-35 apartments run tighter. Bryce confirms the alley access and gate code at booking so the crew doesn’t circle the block for a way in.
Kyle flat-rate examples
| Move | Crew | Typical flat |
|---|---|---|
| 1-bed apartment near Seton | 2 movers + truck | $490–$700 |
| 2-bed in Plum Creek | 2 movers + truck | $840–$1,210 |
| 3-bed in Six Creeks | 3 movers + truck | $1,400–$2,040 |
| Kyle to Buda or San Marcos | 2 movers + truck | $520–$820 |
One crew down the corridor, no handoff. The same uniformed W-2 team that wraps your Kyle home unloads it at the other end — never day labor. A run that stays along the I-35 corridor carries no fuel surcharge, and the flat rate holds even in end-of-month traffic.
Pricing runs $155/hr for a two-mover crew and $205 with a third, on a one-hour floor, dollies and shrink-wrap thrown in. Text the Kyle address for a binding same-day number. Look over our in-town moving, or scan the metro map.
Your Kyle move on one signed sheet
A two-mover crew plus the truck runs $155/hr the moment we clock in — or lock the entire Kyle 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 Kyle job far too many times to bother counting.
Lock in my flat-rate price
