Movers in Addison, TX | Senior Moving Company

Licensed, insured movers serving Addison and the rest of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex — patient, flat-rate, on time, every move.

Addison is a small, dense town a few minutes east of us, and it carries far more people than its size suggests. The mid-rise condos around Addison Circle, the apartments off Belt Line, and a tight cluster of independent-living and assisted-living communities keep the calendar full for our crew. A good share of our Addison work is a move into one of those senior residences, or a parent leaving a larger North Dallas house for a one-bedroom apartment closer to family and the restaurants along Belt Line. Brenda Whitfield spent twelve years as a move-in coordinator at a North Dallas senior community before she founded Senior Moving Company in 2013, so the rhythm of a retirement-community arrival is exactly the work she built this company to do.

Senior move-ins in Addison run on rules, and we handle them so the family does not have to. Many of the communities and the Addison Circle buildings set a move-in window, ask for a certificate of insurance, and require a service elevator and loading dock you have to reserve. We pull those terms a day ahead, book the elevator, file the COI, and bring hallway runners and frame guards so the trip across a shared lobby stays clean. Our movers work at the resident’s pace, help unwrap and place the furniture in the new unit, and label boxes so an older client is not lost in their own apartment that first night. With summer pushing past 100 degrees, we take the early slot and keep water on the truck so the heat never wears on an elderly resident in the lot.

Whether it is a one-bedroom in Addison Circle or a downsize into an assisted-living suite, a two-mover Addison job runs $135/hr, three movers $175/hr, with the truck, pads, and hand trucks in the rate and your flat figure set before the first box moves. Senior Moving Company is a licensed and insured Texas mover, holding a TxDMV household-goods registration, USDOT and MC authority for the long hauls, and $1M in cargo coverage. Get a no-cost price from Brenda on the estimate page, or see what our around-town moves include.

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Addison Moving Reviews

Linda R.

Brookhaven · Yelp

★★★★

“We needed to get Mom out of her Brookhaven two-story and into a single-level patio home, and I was dreading it. The crew took the stairs slow with her hutch and never made her feel rushed. They showed up about half an hour past the window, which threw my morning off a bit, but they called ahead to tell me and made up the time. Would use them again.”

Gary W.

Mercer Crossing · Google

★★★★★

“Brenda walked through Mom's place herself before we ever signed anything, and that put my wife at ease right away. Moving Mom into the retirement community off Mercer Crossing went smooth, the crew had the elevator reserved and everything labeled by room. Honestly the easiest part of a hard month.”

Susan M.

the Historical Park area · Google

★★★★★

“After Dad passed we had to clear out his house near the Historical Park, and I cannot say enough good things. Tanya and her guys were patient with all of us. They helped us set aside the things going to family, boxed up donations separately, and never made the day feel like a job they wanted to rush through. Took two of my brothers and me a week to even decide what to keep, and they worked around all of it. Five stars and then some.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you handle a move into an Addison assisted-living or independent-living community?

Yes, that is one of our most common Addison jobs. Brenda spent twelve years coordinating move-ins at a North Dallas senior community before starting this crew, so we know the routine. We reserve the move-in window, file the certificate of insurance, book the service elevator, and our movers place and unwrap everything in the new unit at the resident's own pace.

Do the Addison Circle buildings have move rules your crew deals with?

They do. The mid-rise condos and apartments around Addison Circle usually govern the loading dock, the service elevator, and the permitted hours through the leasing office. We pull those rules ahead of time, reserve the elevator and a parking spot, and lay runners and frame guards so the haul across a shared lobby stays tidy and quick.

How do you keep an older client comfortable in the summer heat?

We start early and watch the clock against the heat. July and August in Addison often run 100 to 105 degrees, which is hard on an elderly resident, so we take the morning slot, keep water and shaded breaks on the truck, and trade off the lifting. Nobody, on the crew or in the family, is left standing in a baking lot through the afternoon.

What will a local Addison move cost?

A local move runs $135/hr with two movers, $175/hr with three, and $225/hr with four, truck, blankets, and hand trucks included. Most Addison moves we quote at a flat figure put a studio around $420 to $680 and a one-bedroom around $680 to $1,140, written down before we begin.

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