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The most experienced Dallas to Austin moving company on I-35. Studio/1BR from $1,850. 3BR from $3,900+. Written quote — what we quote is what you pay. USDOT #3918729.

★★★★★ 5.0 · 2,500+ Dallas-to-Austin Moves Completed
USDOT #3918729 Fully Insured Written Quote Guaranteed No Weekend Surcharges Since 2013
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Written estimate · No surprise charges on move day

Dallas
DFW · TX 75219
195 miles · I-35 South
Austin
Silicon Hills · TX
$1,850
Studio/1BR starting price
3–4 hrs
Typical drive time
Same
Day (studio–3BR)
$0
Hidden fees, ever
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Mon–Sun 7AM–9PM · No weekend surcharges · All Texas destinations

Dallas to Austin — 195 Miles · I-35 South Studio/1BR from $1,850 · 2BR from $2,450 · 3BR from $3,900+ 2,500+ Successful Dallas–Austin Moves Since 2013 USDOT #3918729 · Fully Insured · Written Quote Guaranteed No Weekend Surcharges · Mon–Sun 7AM–9PM Dallas to Austin — 195 Miles · I-35 South Studio/1BR from $1,850 · 2BR from $2,450 · 3BR from $3,900+ 2,500+ Successful Dallas–Austin Moves Since 2013 USDOT #3918729 · Fully Insured · Written Quote Guaranteed No Weekend Surcharges · Mon–Sun 7AM–9PM
I-35 Specialists — Multiple Trips Weekly
Written Quote — What We Quote Is What You Pay
Dallas High-Rises to Austin Domain — Both Cities Covered
No Weekend Surcharges · Mon–Sun 7AM–9PM
195
Miles Dallas to Austin via I-35 South
2,500+
Successful Dallas–Austin moves since 2013
$1,850
Starting price — studio or 1-bedroom move
1 Day
Most studio through 3BR moves complete same day
Dallas to Austin Moving Cost

How Much Does It Cost to Move from Dallas to Austin?

Transparent pricing for every home size on the 195-mile Dallas–Austin corridor. Call (972) 528-0385 for a free written quote — what we quote is what you pay.

Home SizeCost RangeTimelineCrew
Studio / 1 Bedroom300–800 sq ft · 20–50 boxes $1,850 – $2,050 1 day · 5–7 hrs total 2–3 movers · 1 truck
2 Bedroom800–1,200 sq ft · 50–75 boxes $2,450 – $2,750 1 day · 6–8 hrs total 3 movers · 1 large truck
3 Bedroom House1,200–2,000 sq ft · 75–100 boxes $3,900 – $4,500+ 1–2 days · 8–11 hrs total 3–4 movers · 1 large truck
4 Bedroom House2,000–3,000 sq ft · 100–150 boxes $5,950 – $6,900+ 2 days · 11–14 hrs total 4–5 movers · 1–2 trucks
5 Bedroom Estate3,000+ sq ft · custom inventory $7,350 – $8,700+ 2–3 days · custom Custom crew · multiple trucks

Always included: Professional movers · 26-ft moving truck · 195-mile fuel · furniture pads · dollies · straps · up to 2 stair flights at both locations · basic furniture disassembly & reassembly · basic liability insurance ($0.60/lb).

Optional Add-On Services

Full packing service
$400–$1,500
We pack your entire home before loading
Partial packing
$200–$600
Fragile items, kitchen, specialty rooms
Packing materials
$150–$400
Boxes, tape, bubble wrap, paper
Piano moving
$300–$800
Upright or grand — specialized equipment
Gun safe moving
$250–$600
By weight and size — hydraulic equipment
Full replacement value insurance
1–3% declared value
Recommended for high-value belongings
Short-term storage
$75–$200/month
If Austin home isn't ready yet
Additional stair flights
$75–$150 per flight
Beyond 2 flights at each location
Long carry fee
$50–$150
Parking more than 75 feet from entrance
What Affects Your Cost

6 Factors That Affect Your Dallas to Austin Moving Cost

Understanding these helps you budget accurately and make choices that save real money on the move.

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Home Size & Volume

The single biggest cost driver. A minimalist 1BR costs dramatically less than a fully furnished 4BR with garage, attic, and patio furniture. Every item counts on a 195-mile move.

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Service Level

Full-service packing adds $400–$1,500 but saves you days of work. Labor-only — you drive a rental truck, we load and unload — cuts costs 40–60% vs full-service.

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Time of Year

Peak (May–Sept): 20–30% premium. Off-season (Nov–Feb): Best rates, up to 30% savings. Moderate (Mar–Apr, Oct): Standard pricing and good availability.

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Date Flexibility

Mid-week (Tue–Thu) and mid-month dates cost less than weekends and month-end. Avoiding June 30, July 31, and August 31 saves the most money of any single decision.

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Building Access

Dallas Uptown high-rises and Austin Downtown condos require elevator reservations, COI, and building coordination. Ground-level homes with adjacent parking are always faster and cheaper.

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Specialty Items

Pianos, gun safes, hot tubs, pool tables, and large antiques require special equipment. Always mention specialty items when getting your quote so we arrive prepared.

The Route

Dallas to Austin — I-35 South Breakdown

Our crews make this 195-mile run multiple times weekly. We know every construction zone, rest stop, and traffic window between Dallas and Austin.

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Mile 0 — Departure · Dallas

Leaving Dallas

We depart your Dallas home and head south on I-35. We schedule mid-morning departures to hit Austin before the 4–7pm rush hour — targeting early-to-mid afternoon arrival. Weekend departures can start earlier for more flexibility.

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Mile 30–50 · Ellis County

Waxahachie

DFW urban density opens up here — about 45 minutes from Dallas. This historic town marks departure from the immediate metroplex. A useful visual checkpoint if you're following in your own vehicle.

Mile 50–90 · Hill County

Hillsboro — Primary Rest Stop

About halfway to Austin. Our drivers typically refuel here. If you're following the truck, Hillsboro is the ideal mid-route stop before the Waco construction stretch ahead.

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Mile 90–120 · McLennan County

Waco — Build in Buffer Time

I-35 construction through Waco is essentially permanent. We build 20–30 minute buffers for every run through here. Our drivers know alternate routes when delays are severe. Do not plan your Austin arrival without accounting for Waco.

Mile 120–160 · Bell County

Temple / Belton — Central Texas Begins

Rolling hills and greenery appear. Temple/Belton marks entry into the extended Austin metro sphere — about 45 minutes from Austin proper under normal conditions.

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Mile 160–195 — Arrival · Austin

Round Rock → Pflugerville → Austin

We enter the Austin metro through Round Rock and Pflugerville before reaching your destination. Morning (7–9am) and evening (4–7pm) Austin traffic adds 60–90 minutes. Mid-morning arrivals avoid both windows.

Best Time to Move

When to Move Dallas to Austin — Pricing by Season

The right timing can save you hundreds on your Dallas-to-Austin move. Here's how pricing varies throughout the year.

Best Rates

November – February

Off-season rates, easiest scheduling, most crew availability. Best choice for anyone with date flexibility.

Save 20–30% vs peak season
Good Timing

March – April

Moderate demand, standard pricing. Spring weather is excellent. Book weekends 3+ weeks ahead.

Near standard pricing
Good Timing

October

Demand drops post-summer. Good availability, comfortable temperatures, pricing below peak.

Below peak pricing
Peak Season

May – September

Highest demand — especially June 30, July 31, August 31. Book 4+ weeks ahead. Premium pricing.

20–30% above off-season

💡 Pro tip: Mid-week moves (Tuesday–Thursday) and mid-month dates always cost less than weekends and month-end dates regardless of season. Avoiding June 30, July 31, and August 31 saves the most. Call (972) 528-0385 to check current pricing and availability for your dates.

Where Are You Moving in Austin?

Austin Neighborhoods — What Dallas Residents Need to Know

Where you land in Austin directly affects your move logistics and cost. Straight from crews that move people there every single week.

Most Popular with Dallas Transplants

The Domain — North Austin

Upscale mixed-use with luxury apartments, walkable shopping, dining, and major tech offices including Apple, Oracle, and Amazon. Feels most like Dallas — modern, polished, suburban. Typical rent: $1,700–$4,000+/month.

Moving tip: Elevator reservations required. Long carries from parking to entrances are common. Build extra time into your move-in window when booking.
Urban / High-Rise

Downtown Austin

High-rise condos, walkability, entertainment — comparable to Dallas Uptown. Strong appeal to empty-nesters and young professionals leaving Dallas's corporate scene. Typical rent: $1,800–$5,000+/month.

Moving tip: Book elevator reservations 3–4 weeks ahead. Many buildings restrict moves to weekdays only. COI required from your movers — we provide it.
Tech / Suburban

Round Rock / Pflugerville

Family-friendly suburbs north of Austin. Dell Technologies HQ is in Round Rock. More affordable than central Austin with good schools. Typical home price: $300K–$600K.

Moving tip: Straightforward suburban access. Newer construction means wide doorways and easy parking — typically the smoothest Dallas-to-Austin unload.
Trendy / Cultural

South Congress — SoCo

Eclectic, artistic, quintessentially Austin. Music venues, food trucks, vintage shops. Appeals to Dallas residents seeking a complete lifestyle change. Typical rent: $1,500–$3,500/month.

Moving tip: Street parking challenges on move day. Older apartments often have stairs. Build extra time for parking coordination when booking.
Hip / Gentrifying

East Austin

Street art, live music, mix of older bungalows and new construction — one of Austin's fastest-growing areas. Typical rent: $1,400–$3,200/month.

Moving tip: Access varies widely. New builds are easy; older bungalows have narrow doorways and street-only parking. Tell us specifics when booking.
Affluent / Schools

Westlake / West Lake Hills

Affluent Hill Country suburb with top-rated Eanes ISD schools. Attracts Dallas families wanting Austin proximity with suburban living. Typical home: $800K–$3M+.

Moving tip: Hilly terrain, long driveways, and narrow roads are common. We confirm truck access when booking — some roads require a smaller vehicle approach.
UT Austin Area

Hyde Park

Historic neighborhood near UT Austin. 1920s–40s character homes, tree-lined streets. Popular with UT faculty, grad students, and professionals. Typical rent: $1,600–$3,500/month.

Moving tip: Narrow doorways, stairs, and on-street-only parking are standard here. Large pieces sometimes require professional re-routing through alternate paths.
Established / Central

Tarrytown / Clarksville

Established central neighborhoods with mature trees, proximity to downtown and Lady Bird Lake. Attracts affluent families and professionals. Typical home: $800K–$2.5M+.

Moving tip: Mature tree canopy creates clearance limitations for 26-ft trucks on some streets. We assess access specifics at booking.
Affordable / Family

Cedar Park / Leander

Northwest suburbs with good schools, family communities, and the most affordable housing near Austin. Newer developments throughout. Typical home: $275K–$500K.

Moving tip: Newer developments, easy access, wide roads and driveways. Often the smoothest unload of any Austin-area neighborhood.
Why Dallas Residents Move to Austin

Why Thousands Make This 195-Mile Move Every Year

After 2,500+ Dallas-to-Austin moves since 2013, we know exactly what drives this migration.

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Silicon Hills Tech Jobs

Apple, Tesla, Oracle, Google, Amazon, Meta, Dell, and thousands of startups make Austin Texas's tech capital. Dallas professionals follow the careers — and the compensation packages that come with them.

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University of Texas

UT Austin — ranked top-10 public university nationally, 51,000+ students. Dallas families establish Texas residency for UT admission. Faculty and grad students relocate for academic positions and research roles.

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Culture & Lifestyle

250+ live music venues, SXSW, Austin City Limits Festival, Lady Bird Lake, Barton Springs Pool, Zilker Park, Hill Country proximity. Austin's outdoor, cultural lifestyle is a sharp contrast to Dallas's corporate formality.

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Walkable Neighborhoods

Downtown Austin, SoCo, East Austin offer pedestrian-friendly living rare in car-centric Dallas. Many residents trade suburban sprawl for Austin's walkable urban core neighborhoods.

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Corporate Relocations

Oracle, Tesla, and dozens of other companies expanding Austin operations while maintaining Dallas offices drive thousands of employer-sponsored relocations along this corridor every year.

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Empty Nesters & Retirees

Dallas suburban families trade 4BR homes for Austin condos — seeking walkable amenities, cultural events, and Hill Country outdoor recreation without the long drives suburban Texas demands.

Starting Point

We Start in Dallas — We Know Austin

Our Uptown Dallas office and Garland office both serve Dallas-to-Austin moves. We know both cities — every high-rise, parking restriction, and mile of I-35 in between.

Moving Company Guys — Dallas (Primary)
3333 Lee Pkwy Suite 600 · Dallas TX 75219 · Uptown

Moving Company Guys — Garland Office
2913 Big Oaks Drive · Garland TX 75044

FAQ

Dallas to Austin Movers — Questions Answered

Every question we get asked about the 195-mile Dallas-to-Austin move. More? Call — instant answers in 60 seconds.

Dallas to Austin moving costs start at $1,850–$2,050 for a studio or 1-bedroom. 2BR: $2,450–$2,750. 3BR: $3,900–$4,500+. 4BR: $5,950–$6,900+. 5BR+: $7,350–$8,700+. All prices include movers, truck, 195-mile fuel, equipment, and basic insurance. Call (972) 528-0385 for a free written quote.
Studio and 1BR moves typically complete same-day — 5–7 hours of loading and unloading plus a 3–4 hour drive (longer with Waco construction or Austin rush hour). 2–3BR moves take 8–11 hours and usually complete same day. 4BR+ homes typically require two days. We schedule mid-morning Dallas departures for early-afternoon Austin arrivals to avoid rush hour in both cities.
Yes. Moving Company Guys holds USDOT #3918729, authorizing intrastate and interstate moves throughout Texas and all 50 states. We carry full liability insurance, workers’ compensation, and cargo insurance on every Dallas-to-Austin move. Verify at safer.fmcsa.dot.gov.
November through February offers the best rates — save 20–30% vs peak. March–April and October are solid mid-season months. May through September is peak season, with June 30, July 31, and August 31 being the most expensive and booked-out days of the year. Mid-week, mid-month moves always cost less regardless of season.
Yes — same-day Dallas to Austin moves are available when our schedule permits. For studios and 1BR apartments, same-day is actually the most common service: load in Dallas, drive to Austin, unload same day. Call (972) 528-0385 as early as possible. Monday through Sunday, 7AM–9PM, no weekend surcharges.
All prices include: professional movers, 26-ft moving truck, 195-mile fuel, furniture pads, dollies, straps, up to 2 stair flights at both Dallas and Austin locations, basic furniture disassembly and reassembly, and basic liability insurance ($0.60/lb). Optional add-ons include packing services, piano moving, gun safe moving, and full replacement value insurance.
Peak season (May–September) and month-end dates: book 3–4 weeks ahead. Off-season (November–February): 1–2 weeks usually fine. Same-day available — call (972) 528-0385. If moving into an Austin high-rise, book your building’s elevator access 3–4 weeks ahead with building management separately.

DALLAS TO
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195 miles. I-35 South. Studio/1BR from $1,850. 3BR from $3,900+. Written quote — what we quote is exactly what you pay. USDOT #3918729. 2,500+ successful moves since 2013.

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