Movers in Plano, TX | Senior Moving Company

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

Plano is the big Collin County suburb up the Dallas North Tollway and US-75, known lately for the corporate campuses and Legacy West, but underneath that growth sits a deep bench of longtime homeowners who bought decades ago and are now ready to downsize. That older Plano is where our crew spends most of its time. A couple leaving a four-bedroom near Willow Bend for a smaller place, or a parent moving into a senior residence to be closer to the family, is the kind of patient work Brenda Whitfield built this company around. She founded Senior Moving Company in 2013 after twelve years coordinating move-ins at a North Dallas senior community, so a Plano downsize or retirement-community arrival is squarely in her lane.

A downsizing move asks for more sorting than speed, and we plan it that way. Our movers walk the home with you, mark what travels and what is donated or handed to the children, and we will give the morning to a closet or a garage stacked with thirty years if that is the day. When the move is into a senior community, many of them set a move-in window and ask for a certificate of insurance, so we handle those ahead and reserve any elevator. On the older homes the curved staircase and the long carry get blankets and frame guards. The tollway and US-75 keep the leg short. Summer is the part we plan hardest around, since a July move in Plano runs past 100 degrees and that wears on an older resident, so we take the early slot, keep water on the truck, and never rush a senior through the heat.

Whether it is a downsize off Preston Road or a move into a Plano retirement community, a two-mover Plano job runs $135/hr, three movers $175/hr, with the truck, pads, and hand trucks in the rate and your flat figure set before we lift a box. Senior Moving Company is a licensed and insured Texas mover, holding a TxDMV household-goods registration, USDOT and MC authority for crossing state lines, and $1M in cargo coverage. Get a no-cost price from Brenda on the estimate page, or read how our in-town moves work.

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Plano Moving Reviews

Linda R.
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.
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.
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

Do you specialize in downsizing a longtime Plano homeowner?

That is the heart of our Plano work. Under all the Legacy West growth, Plano has a deep bench of owners who bought decades ago and are now ready for something smaller. Our crew helps sort what travels from what is donated or handed down, works the whole day at the resident's pace, and Brenda or a lead is on the job to see it through.

Can you move a parent into a Plano senior or retirement community?

Yes, often. Plano and the nearby suburbs have several independent-living and assisted-living communities, and many set a move-in window and ask for a certificate of insurance. We file that paperwork ahead, reserve any elevator or dock, and our same crew places and unwraps the furniture so a parent settles in comfortably the first night.

How do you keep an elderly client safe in the summer heat?

We start early and watch the heat. July and August in Plano often run 100 to 105 degrees, which is hard on an older resident on move day, so we take the morning slot, keep water and shaded breaks on the truck, and trade off the lifting. The move closes before the worst afternoon heat, with nobody left in a baking lot.

What will a local Plano 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 Plano homes we quote at a flat figure put a one-bedroom around $680 to $1,140 and a three-bedroom around $1,980 to $3,280, written down before we begin.

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We send one written, all-in price for the move, often within the hour. There is no cost to ask and no pressure to book.

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