Looking to hire the top rated moving company in Fort Worth? Book a fully licensed Fort Worth crew from a Texas moving company operating since 2013, handling local moves, long distance, packing, and commercial relocations across Sundance Square, TCU Westcliff, Arlington Heights, the Stockyards, and across Fort Worth and Tarrant County.
Prices may be higher when a move involves:
Long-distance quotes are flat rate and follow a different structure than the local ranges here. Interest-free financing available through Wisetack: 0% APR, soft credit pull, no fees. A 2.5% fee applies to final balances paid by card.
| Home size | Crew | Hourly rate |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or one bedroom | 2 Movers | $160 / hr |
| Large one to three bedrooms | 3 Movers | $220 / hr |
| Three to four bedrooms | 4 Movers | $310 / hr |
| Five bedrooms or specialty jobs | 5 Movers | $360 / hr |
Sample not-to-exceed quote
| 3 bedroom, Tanglewood to Keller, 4 movers × 6 hrs | $1,860.00 |
| Truck, fuel, travel time | $0.00 |
| Blankets, wrap, wardrobe boxes | $0.00 |
| Stairs and long carry | $0.00 |
| Not to exceed | $1,860.00 |
Flat-rate long distance relocations from Fort Worth to anywhere in Texas or the 48 contiguous states. One Evolution crew handles the job end to end where the route allows, with a written delivery window on your quote before you book. Common lanes out of Tarrant County include Houston, Austin, San Antonio, El Paso, Lubbock, and out-of-state destinations. A two to three bedroom shipment runs $1,523 to $1,723 to Austin and $1,889 to $2,089 to Houston.
Long Distance Movers
Full pack, partial pack, or fragile-only packing for Fort Worth homes and offices. Our crew brings the boxes, tape, paper, and wardrobe cartons, wraps every piece of furniture, and labels cartons by room so unpacking moves fast on the other end. Materials are billed only when used and appear as a separate line on your invoice, never as a flat guess. Pack-only jobs typically run $1,164 to $1,943, and moving plus packing on the same day runs $1,322 to $3,128.
Packing Services
Office, medical, and retail relocations across Fort Worth, coordinated around your operating hours and building restrictions. Weekend and after-hours crews keep downtime low so your team is back online fast, and every workstation is labeled and mapped before the truck loads. Certificates of insurance are provided at no charge for downtown, Sundance Square, and Alliance-area buildings that require them. Most Fort Worth office moves bill between $665 and $1,267.
Commercial Movers
Upright pianos, baby grands, gun safes, artwork, and gym equipment moved with the right dollies, straps, boards, and crew size for the piece. We measure doorways, stairwells, and elevator openings during the walk-through so the day-of path is planned before anyone lifts. Tight historic staircases in Fairmount and narrow service elevators in Alliance-area towers are routine for our crew. Fully insured, with valuation coverage available for high-value pieces.
Piano Movers
Book our crew for labor-only loading or unloading of your rental truck, pod, or container anywhere in Fort Worth. Need storage between move dates? We hold your goods in a secure, climate-controlled facility with monthly billing and a full written inventory, so nothing sits in North Texas heat and nothing gets rehandled by a second company. Labor-only typically bills $450 to $825, and warehouse handling runs $326 to $413.
Labor Only Movers
Apartments, condos, and single-family homes moved across Fort Worth and the wider Tarrant County area. Crews pad-wrap furniture, disassemble and reassemble beds and tables, and protect floors and door frames on both ends. We plan parking and elevator access ahead of time for Downtown high-rises, TCU-area rentals, and narrow Fairmount and Ryan Place streets. Local moves are hourly with no minimum-weight games.
Residential MoversCompare
Neither model is automatically better for every move. Consider more than the advertised starting price when choosing between the two.
| Factor | Evolution not-to-exceed | Open hourly (typical) |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing basis | Documented belongings, access, and services | Crew size and time worked |
| Best suited to | Any local move with a clear inventory, and every long-distance move | Very small or unpredictable moves |
| Traffic and normal delays | Do not change the agreed cap | Increase total time and total price |
| Added items or services | Requires a revised, approved scope | Adds hours, often unannounced |
| Budget certainty | Highest when the inventory is accurate | Final price depends on duration |
| Estimate requirements | Video or in-home survey | Accurate access and crew planning still matter |
Every Move Includes
The written estimate, not a general webpage, controls what is included in an individual move. The standard full-service features below apply to every Evolution local move.
Not included by default: full value protection above basic liability, custom crating, right-of-way permits where a lane closure is required, disposal of unwanted items, and third-party services such as appliance disconnection. Each is priced separately and shown on your estimate before you sign.
What’s Included
3320 Dooling St #100A, Fort Worth, TX 76111
Mon–Sun 7:30 AM–8 PM
About Evolution Moving Company
Your Fort Worth quote is based on:
The price only changes if the scope changes: added items, added services, a new address or date, an extra stop, or materially different access. Any adjustment is documented and approved by you in writing before the work is performed.
Typical Cost
The card above is the hourly rate. This is what Fort Worth homes of each size have actually billed, measured across 404 local moves, so you can check any estimate against real outcomes before you sign it.
| Home size | Typical hours | Typical total |
|---|---|---|
| Studio or one bedroom | 3-4 hours | $509 --- $836 |
| Two to three bedrooms | 4-5 hours | $728 --- $1,490 |
| Four bedrooms or more | 6-7 hours | $1,127 --- $2,786 |
Before Moving Day
Decide whether the truck needs a permit
On most Fort Worth residential streets the truck parks with no permit, and city code lets an oversized vehicle sit while it is actively loading or unloading. Off residential streets that drops to a two hour cap. Downtown, around Sundance Square, and on the tighter Near Southside blocks, a truck in metered spaces or a marked loading zone needs a temporary street use or meter rental permit, filed through Fort Worth Development Services on the city Accela portal. Tell your coordinator at booking and we file it.
Plan the truck route
I-35W between the Mixmaster and Loop 820 North is the most congested corridor in Tarrant County and backs up most of the day, not just at rush hour, so Stockyards and Northside jobs get an early start. Loop 820 north of I-35W runs heavy toward US-287. I-30 east is unusable on Cowboys and Rangers home dates. Downtown is a one-way grid with low-clearance garages, and Fairmount and Mistletoe Heights depend on street parking that fills by mid-morning.
Confirm building requirements
Ask both buildings about:
Describe stairs and access accurately
Fairmount, Mistletoe Heights, and Berkeley Place are pre-war housing with narrow stairs, short driveways, and long carries, and a 26-foot truck often cannot stop at the door. Four-mover jobs are only 47 of our last 702 Fort Worth moves, so if access is the reason you need a bigger crew, say so at the walk-through and it goes into the written price instead of onto the invoice.
Plan for August and month end
Fort Worth turnover peaks in the last two weeks of every month and across the summer. Two dates compress it further: TCU move-in in mid-to-late August, when apartments near campus turn over at the same time, and the Stock Show from January 15 to February 6, 2027, which ties up the Cultural District and Will Rogers parking for three weeks. Book those windows four to six weeks out.
Plan for the heat
From June through September we start at 7 a.m. so the heaviest loading finishes before the afternoon. Heat-sensitive items such as candles, electronics, and vinyl load last and come off first.
Service Area
The Dooling Street yard runs the whole of Fort Worth plus the surrounding Tarrant, Parker, and Johnson County suburbs. What changes between them is access, not price. The rate card and the two hour minimum are identical in Aledo and in Sundance Square.
Fort Worth ZIP codes in the 761 series, plus surrounding Tarrant County communities. Not sure if you are in range? Call and we will confirm in one minute.
Coverage
Released value coverage is included free on every move. Upgrades are flat fees, not a percentage, and 187 customers bought one in the last six months. The $100 tier is the one most people take, sold 95 times.
| Coverage tier | Price | Protects up to |
|---|---|---|
| Worry Free Basic | $100 | $2,000 |
| Worry Free Plus | $200 | $5,000 |
| Worry Free Premium | $300 | $10,000 |
| Worry Free Platinum | $1,000 | $50,000 |
| Worry Free Platinum | $2,500 | $100,000 |
Choose your tier before signing the bill of lading. Ask how owner-packed boxes are treated under each one.
Frequently Asked Questions
Evolution Moving Reviews
Our Process
Two minutes online or one phone call. Addresses, date, and roughly what is moving.
Video or in-home survey. We build the inventory and check stairs, elevators, and parking ourselves.
A written not-to-exceed total with every line itemized. A one-hour deposit holds a local date.
Crew briefing at 7 a.m., protection down, load, drive, unload, and place. Your coordinator stays reachable.
We walk both properties with you, reassemble what came apart, and you sign the same number you were quoted.
Watch the Process
Shot on a Tanglewood to Keller job with no staging and no actors. You will see the walkthrough, the wrap, the load, and the final signature at the same price we quoted on Tuesday.
See more move-day footageRequest a quote, manage your account, update the inventory, and book your move online. Your coordinator sees every change the moment you make it.
Our guides cover what to pack first, how to label boxes so the crew can place them, and what your building will ask for before it lets a truck near the dock.
Evolution Moving Cares
Every successful move in Fort Worth begins with the people who make it happen. Our movers are full-time Evolution employees, trained together and dispatched together, not a crew assembled the night before.
Each one completes a two-week training program, passes federal and state background checks, and is drug screened. That is why the damage claim rate sits at 1% across more than 1,200 surveyed moves.
When you work with us, you are working with the same people whose names show up in the reviews above.
Flat rate, a guaranteed delivery window, and one crew where the route allows. Transit times below are typical for our Fort Worth departures, not promises, and any lane past 250 miles carries an overnight stop.
Local Information
The numbers people ask us about before they sign a lease.
Inside the city the spread is wide. A one bedroom near Downtown or the Cultural District can cost far more than the same floor plan on the Northside or in far south Fort Worth, and property tax rates vary across Tarrant, Denton, Johnson, Parker, and Wise counties. Budget for the tax line, not just the mortgage.
Sundance Square is 35 walkable blocks of restaurants, bars, and the Bass Performance Hall in the heart of downtown Fort Worth, with free events year round.
The Kimbell, the Modern, and the Amon Carter sit within walking distance of each other in the Cultural District, one of the best free museum clusters in Texas.
The Stockyards National Historic District runs a twice-daily cattle drive, rodeos at Cowtown Coliseum, and Billy Bob's, the world's largest honky-tonk.
Magnolia Avenue is Fort Worth's independent food-and-drink strip, packed with local restaurants, breweries, and patios just south of downtown.
The Trinity Trails run 100+ miles along the river, connecting the Fort Worth Zoo, the Botanic Garden, and the Cultural District for walkers and cyclists.
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo (January-February) and TCU home games fill hotels and close streets - book moves in those windows three to four weeks ahead.
Fort Worth is one of the fastest growing large cities in the US, adding tens of thousands of residents a year as families move west from Fort Worth for more space and lower housing costs. That growth is why good move dates fill first at month end and why we book peak weekends three to four weeks out.
Getting around. I-35W, I-30, and Loop 820 carry most cross-town traffic and back up from 7-9 in the morning and 4-6:30 in the afternoon. TEXRail runs from downtown to DFW Airport, but Fort Worth is still a car city.
What to set up first. Electricity is deregulated, so you choose a retail provider. Water and trash are through the City of Fort Worth. Texas gives new residents 30 days to transfer a driver license and register a vehicle after a safety inspection.
Weather. Summers run above 100°F from July into September, which drives our early-morning start times. Spring brings hail and severe storms, so keep anything of value indoors.
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