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Moving to Frisco, TX: what to know first

Moving to Frisco, TX: what to know first

We move people into Frisco most weeks of the year. Here is what we would tell a friend who was about to do it.

Book earlier than you think for a month end

Leases across Collin County turn over on the same few days, and the last weekend of the month is the busiest thing in this business. Three weeks of notice is comfortable. A week is not.

Most apartment buildings want a certificate of insurance

Frisco leasing offices almost always ask your mover for one before they will let a crew work. It takes minutes to arrange and days to chase, so ask for it when you book rather than the morning of. Leasing offices keep office hours; moving day does not.

Elevators get reserved

If you are in a building with a service elevator, book it. An unreserved elevator on a Saturday is the single most common reason a move takes longer than it should.

Parking and the walk to the door

Newer Frisco developments often have long approaches and restricted loading zones. The distance from the truck to your door changes the timing more than people expect, so tell your mover about it when you get a quote.

What it costs

Local moves here are billed hourly per mover. A two bedroom apartment typically needs two buddies; a house of 2,400 square feet usually needs three. You can see a real number for your own move in about a minute.

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Jaren and Phillip were both great through the whole process. Fast, efficient, and friendly. They were totally on board with getting my move done as fast as possible as I had explained previous difficulties with other moving companies in the past taking way longer than they should have and changing me extra because of it. We only went 30 minutes over the estimated time compared to the HOURS with other companies. 10/10 would use and recommend Jaren, Phillip, and Buddy again.
Kaitlyn Craft · Google review, 11 weeks ago
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Chase and Justin were great. Considering they had to load stuff from an apartment and a storage unit, to then delicately move heavy furniture, washer, dryer etc. up a flight of stairs to my new place, to then angle that stuff in a way that would fit, they did a great job. Nothing damaged, everything works fine. Chase and Justin were kind and polite throughout the move, even though it took a few hours and in 100 degree heat and sunny.
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