Recent moves across DFW

Every photo on this page was taken by one of our crews, on an actual job, on the day it happened. No stock photography and no borrowed images — if you see a truck, a doorway or a wrapped sofa here, one of our crews was standing in front of it.

From the last year of jobs

Moving Company Guys crew on a house move in Garland, TX 75044 — Garland, TX 75044House2026-09-18

Moving Company Guys crew on a storage load in McKinney, TX 75071 — McKinney, TX 75071Storage · House2026-09-18

Moving Company Guys crew on a house move in Princeton, TX 75442 — Princeton, TX 75442House · Long distance · Gun safe2026-09-14

Moving Company Guys crew in Garland, TX 75044 — Garland, TX 75044House2026-09-12

Where we have actually worked

This is not a list of cities we would like to serve — it is where crews have been dispatched, counted from the jobs themselves.

By city

City	Jobs
Garland, TX	4
Princeton, TX	2
McKinney, TX	1

By ZIP code

ZIP	Jobs
75044	4
75442	2
75071	1

By type of move

Service	Jobs
House	7
Long distance	2
Gun safe	2
Storage	1

What you are actually looking at

Moving photos on most companies' websites are stock images bought from a library. You can usually tell: the truck is the wrong brand, nobody is sweating, and the boxes are empty. There is nothing wrong with a tidy marketing photo, but it tells you nothing about how a crew works.

These are not that. They are mid-job photos, which means they show the unglamorous parts — blankets and shrink wrap on furniture before it leaves the room, floor runners down at both ends, a truck loaded tight so nothing shifts on the highway, and a load built in an order that makes the unload fast. Those four things are most of what separates a move that goes well from one that generates a claim, and they are visible in the photographs whether we point them out or not.

How a job gets to the right crew

DFW is too big for one depot. We run three, and your job is dispatched from whichever one covers your area rather than whichever one has a truck idle. That is why the ZIP code matters more than the city name — Frisco and McKinney run out of Plano, Rockwall and Mesquite out of Garland, Irving and Fort Worth out of Dallas.

It also means the crew that arrives has usually worked your neighbourhood before. They know which complexes require a certificate of insurance before the freight elevator is released, which streets cannot take a 26-foot truck, and which buildings only allow moves inside a two-hour window. None of that shows up in a quote, and all of it decides whether the day runs long.

If you are comparing quotes, the question worth asking any mover is how many people are coming and where they are driving from. An hourly rate means very little without both.

How this page is built

Our crews carry a job app on their phones. At the end of a move they photograph the job, confirm the city and ZIP, and tag what kind of move it was. That submission is what builds this page and what posts to the Google profile for the office that served the job.

We publish the city and the ZIP code only. We never publish a customer's street address, and crews are instructed to keep house numbers, faces and license plates out of frame. If you are ever moved by us and would rather no photo was taken at all, say so on the day and that is the end of it.

Three offices across the metroplex

Which crew you get depends on where you are. Each of these runs its own trucks and covers its own side of DFW.

Movers Dallas TX3333 Lee Pkwy, Suite 600, Dallas, TX 75219
Movers Garland TX2913 Big Oaks Drive, Garland, TX 75044
Movers Plano TX5700 Tennyson Pkwy #300, Plano, TX 75024

Moving somewhere on this page? Get a straight quote or call (972) 528-0385 and you will talk to someone who actually schedules the crews.