Movers from Los Angeles, TX to Austin
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We don't have movers based directly in Los Angeles, TX yet. Below are licensed movers from nearby areas in Texas that serve this region — each card shows where the company is actually based.
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Best Movers in Los Angeles, TX
Ranked by popularity. Licensing, insurance and photos shown for each.
6 photos
★ 4.5
161 reviews
Self StoragePackingMovers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier11 inspections
6 photos
★ 4.7
863 reviews
Movers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier2 inspections
6 photos
★ 4.9
883 reviews
MoversJunk Removal
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier4 inspections
1,364 reviews
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $2M Cargo coveredActive carrier16 inspections
15 reviews
Movers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $1M Cargo coveredActive carrier0 inspections
2,755 reviews
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $2M Cargo coveredActive carrier6 inspections
6 photos
★ 5.0
45 reviews
Movers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier0 inspections
6 photos
★ 4.9
788 reviews
Self StoragePackingMovers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier2 inspections
70 reviews
MoversSelf StoragePacking
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier0 inspections
6 photos
★ 4.9
244 reviews
MoversPackingSelf Storage
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier4 inspections
93 reviews
MoversSelf Storage
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $750K Cargo coveredActive carrier7 inspections
6 photos
★ 4.4
167 reviews
Movers
✓ Licensed✓ Insured · $1M Cargo coveredActive carrier1 inspection
What customers say in Los Angeles, TX
How much truck space do you need?
I’m moving a that’s .
1,150
cubic feet — what a local crew loads
8,050 lb
what a long-distance carrier quotes on
26 ft
rental truck, if you drive it yourself
Industry rules of thumb — about seven pounds per cubic foot, and published rental-truck capacities. Not our carrier records, not a quote. Bring both numbers to the call and what you get back will finally be comparable.
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