Long-distance moves out of Katy fill a steady part of the schedule, and a handful of destinations come up on repeat — Austin and San Antonio for the shorter runs, Dallas and College Station for the half-day drives, New Orleans and Baton Rouge when the move heads east instead of north. None of these get handed off to a broker once the truck clears Fort Bend County. The same crew that loads your house on FM 1463 drives it to the other end and carries it in the door.
Routes We Run
- Katy to Austin
- Katy to San Antonio
- Katy to Dallas
- Katy to College Station
- Katy to Corpus Christi
- Katy to New Orleans
- Katy to Baton Rouge
- Katy to Oklahoma City
- Katy to Nashville
- Katy to Denver
A number of these moves start the same way regardless of where the truck ends up — behind a gatehouse in Cinco Ranch, Cross Creek Ranch, Elyson, or Firethorne, where the HOA needs a move-in reservation and proof of insurance before anything gets loaded. Kellan files that paperwork ahead of pickup day whether you’re headed twenty minutes to Sugar Land or fifteen hours to Denver. Every long-distance estimate turns binding once he’s walked through your full inventory, in person or over video, and that figure is what lands on the bill of lading — it doesn’t move again once the truck is loaded.