APARTMENT MOVERS
DALLAS COUNTY TX

We serve all 11 Dallas County apartment markets: Dallas, Garland, Irving, Mesquite, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, DeSoto, Duncanville, Lancaster, Cedar Hill, and Balch Springs. Two offices — Garland (2913 Big Oaks Drive, 75044) and Dallas Uptown (3333 Lee Pkwy Suite 600, 75219) — provide complete coverage. One number: (972) 528-0385.

The Garland office (2913 Big Oaks Drive, 75044) is closest to northeast Dallas County: Garland, Mesquite, Balch Springs (NE side), Sachse, and Rowlett. Drive times: Mesquite ~8 min, Balch Springs NE ~10 min, Sachse ~12 min. The Dallas office (3333 Lee Pkwy Suite 600, 75219) is closest to south and west Dallas County: Dallas, Irving, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, DeSoto, Duncanville, Lancaster, and Cedar Hill. Drive times: DeSoto ~16 min, Duncanville ~18 min, Lancaster ~18 min, Cedar Hill ~22 min. When you call (972) 528-0385, tell us your city and we'll confirm which office will dispatch.

It depends on the city and management company. Dallas Uptown/Oak Lawn properties (Greystar, Lincoln, MAA, Camden) almost always require COI and service elevator reservations. Irving Las Colinas luxury properties require COI. Carrollton's DART-adjacent luxury communities often require COI. Duncanville's Venterra properties (1303 Main, Bella Ruscello) always require COI. Most garden-style communities throughout Mesquite, Lancaster, Balch Springs, DeSoto, and Cedar Hill do not require COI. We provide COI free within 48 hours to any Dallas County property that requires it. Call (972) 528-0385 with your community name and we'll confirm immediately.

By average monthly rent, Balch Springs ($1,154) and Lancaster ($1,280) are the most affordable apartment markets in Dallas County. Mesquite ($1,244) is also well below the DFW average. The "Best Southwest" cities — Lancaster, DeSoto, Duncanville, and Cedar Hill — collectively offer some of the best value in the county, typically $1,250–$1,500/month for 1-2BR apartments compared to $1,800+ in North Dallas or Uptown. Lower rents also mean lower moving costs overall — most southwest Dallas County moves are garden-style with no COI and shorter drive times from our offices.

Dallas County is the most diverse apartment market in DFW — both in terms of price range and operational complexity. The county spans everything from Uptown Dallas luxury high-rises (elevator reservations, strict COI, 9AM–6PM weekday-only windows) to Lancaster garden communities (no COI, park at door, same-day available). Dallas County also contains some of the most locally-specific knowledge requirements in DFW: Mercer Crossing's seven identically-named communities in Farmers Branch, the DeSoto/Duncanville ISD boundary at Mount Vernon, the Balch Springs I-635 school district split, Duncanville's 75116/75137 two-market character, and Lancaster's logistics workforce profile. We've built dedicated pages for all 11 cities explaining exactly what makes each one unique.