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Complete Directory of Movers in Cedar Park, TX

Local & Long Distance Movers

Below is the complete list of local and long‑distance movers we've found for Cedar Park, TX (12 total). Compare each company's USDOT number, years running, fleet size (trucks/drivers), reported miles per year, and the address on file—then use DOT Record to verify details on the official FMCSA listing.

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Complete list of local and long-distance movers in Cedar Park, TX.

Business Name

Years Running

Owner's Name

DOT #

Trucks

Drivers

Miles/Year

Address

16

steven rogers

1974904DOT Record
5

4

107220

3200 woodall dr #b-10, cedar park, tx 78613

city of angels moving llc

4

david sassounian

3848673
3

4

10000

1209 cardigan st, cedar park, tx 78613

blue ribbon moving

16

manuel arzamendi jr

1999624
2

2

0

2719 checker drive, cedar park, tx 78613

3

abraham l garcia

3985850DOT Record
1

1

10000

1102 n riviera cir, cedar park, tx 78613-4662

victor ariel almazan

13

victor almazan

2395065
1

1

18000

1020 osprey dr, cedar park, tx 78641

anytime cargo

16

james smith

2035385
1

1

32000

1510 discovery blvd, cedar park, tx 78613

16

jose rodriguez lopez

2021844DOT Record
1

1

20000

1201 cherry lane, cedar park, tx 78613

leakeisha macneil

17

leakeisha macneil

1806319
1

1

0

2713 buckeye trail, cedar park, tx 78613

How much does it cost to move in Cedar Park?

Moving costs in Cedar Park can range from affordable to premium, depending on the size of your move and the distance involved. Whether youre relocating locally or long-distance, understanding the average moving costs in Cedar Park will help you plan your budget more effectively.

Check out our breakdown of the average costs for moving a studio, 1-bedroom apartment, or 3-bedroom house in Cedar Park. You can also explore our moving cost calculator to get an estimate tailored to your specific needs.

Moving costs in Cedar Park

Move SizeAverage Cost
Studio/1-bedroom$1,200
2-bedroom apartment$1,800
3-bedroom house$2,400
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About the city

Cedar Park: Moving trends and city insights

Cedar Park, Texas, located just 20 miles north of downtown Austin, is a growing suburban city in Williamson County with an estimated population of 78,380 as of July 2024. The city’s steady population growth and diverse housing market—featuring single-family homes, apartments, and townhouses—sustain consistent demand for local moving services. Most moves in Cedar Park are completed by two-person crews using mid-sized trucks, ideal for the area’s residential layout. Typical move durations range from three to five hours, with movers prioritizing professionalism, timely service, and careful handling of belongings.

Cedar Park, Texas, stretches from the northern edge of the Austin metro toward the Hill Country, and its moving industry continues to grow alongside the city’s expanding population. With a community of about 80,000 residents and a high median household income, the area attracts relocating families, professionals, and newcomers seeking suburban comfort with quick access to Austin. Most moves here use two- to three-person crews and 18- to 26-foot trucks, covering everything from new subdivisions to apartment complexes near busy retail corridors. Movers often manage tight weekend schedules, balancing a mix of local jobs and regional relocations throughout Central Texas. Supported by steady economic growth and an ever-increasing number of new homes, Cedar Park’s moving companies stay busy year-round, offering efficient, reliable services to meet the city’s fast-paced development and diverse relocation needs.

How to choose a moving company

What to verify before you book, and the warning signs of a moving scam.

  1. Verify USDOT and MC numbers

    Every interstate mover must carry an active USDOT number, and for-hire interstate carriers an MC number. Look them up free on the FMCSA SAFER system before you book.

  2. Insist on an in-person or video survey

    Reputable movers inspect your belongings before quoting. Prices given sight-unseen routinely get revised upward on moving day.

  3. Get a binding or not-to-exceed estimate in writing

    A binding (or guaranteed not-to-exceed) estimate caps what you pay; a non-binding estimate can climb. Confirm which one you have on paper.

  4. Understand your valuation coverage

    Federal rules give you two choices: free Released Value ($0.60 per pound, minimal) or Full Value Protection. Know which applies and get it in writing.

  5. Confirm the Bill of Lading and inventory

    Every legitimate move has a Bill of Lading (your contract) and usually an inventory list. No paperwork, walk away.

  6. Cross-check reviews and the legal name

    Read reviews across Google, the Better Business Bureau, and Yelp, and confirm the legal name matches the DOT registration. Movers sometimes operate under several names.

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