Home base for the Arm Strong crew is right here in Travis County, with the yard on Burnet Road a few minutes from the Domain. I’m Cole Hendrix, a South Austin kid off Manchaca who ran I-35 trailers for years before putting this team together back in 2013. From the Rainey Street towers down to the East Austin bungalows and up to the Lake Travis homes above Lakeway, Bryce works the whole county off a single truck board.
Across the county
| Area | What we move there |
|---|---|
| Downtown & Rainey Street | Glass high-rises and 2nd Street lofts with dock time and freight-elevator holds |
| South Congress & East Austin | Historic bungalows, walk-ups and tight one-way streets |
| Pflugerville | Prairie-edge subdivisions and the SH-130 apartment builds |
| Lakeway & Lake Travis | Gated lakefront houses on steep limestone drives |
No handoffs, no brokers. Whatever the address — a Rainey high-rise, a Bouldin bungalow, a lakeside house off 620 — the crew that wraps and loads is the same W-2 team that unloads at the other end. Nothing gets farmed out to day labor, and moves that stay inside the county skip the fuel surcharge entirely.
A two-mover crew with the truck starts at $155/hr, and a third mover brings it to $205 — one-hour minimum, priced flat and signed before load-out. Call me at (737) 240-5518, or jump to an area we cover: Pflugerville or Lakeway, or the full service map.
Your Travis 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 Travis 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 Travis County job far too many times to bother counting.
Lock in my flat-rate price
