Movers in Seguin, Texas

Seguin sits on the Guadalupe River between San Antonio and Austin, with a historic downtown, older homes on shady streets, lake houses near Lake McQueeney, and newer neighborhoods along I-10 and SH 46. Elite Star Movers is a family owned and operated moving company based in Buda, and we serve Seguin along with New Braunfels, San Antonio, and all areas around Austin. Wherever you are moving in Guadalupe County, we will plan the move with you.

Elite Star Movers is a family owned and operated moving company with 20+ years of experience, licensed with TxDMV (#007098595c), insured, and BBB-registered. Our team returns your quote call and builds the plan with you, and Hector Jr leads the crew on move day. Our slogan is simple, We Can Handle It, and our motto guides every job: Serving People & Protecting Furniture, Peace by Piece.

Moving Services in Seguin

Seguin moves include historic homes, river and lake properties, and new subdivisions:

Home moves: houses, townhomes, and duplexes, with furniture padded and wrapped and floors and doorways protected.
Apartment and condo moves: elevators, stairwells, move-in windows, and COI paperwork. See apartment movers.
Office and business moves: planned around your hours. See commercial moving.
Packing and unpacking: full or partial, including kitchens and fragile items. See packing services.
Piano and heavy items: upright and grand pianos and other awkward pieces, with the path planned first.
Long-distance moves: to other Texas cities and other states. See long distance moving.

What’s Included in Your Seguin Move

Furniture protection with moving pads, wrap, and straps
Disassembly and reassembly of beds, tables, and desks
Loading and unloading in a planned order, with each piece placed where you want it
Full or partial packing with boxes and wrapping materials, if you choose it
A final walk-through so nothing gets left behind
No truck fees: local moves are priced by crew size, one truck or several

Moving in Seguin: Local Notes

What we plan for on Seguin moves:

Historic downtown: Older homes near the downtown square and Texas Lutheran University can have porch steps, narrow doorways, and older floors. We protect them and plan the carry.
Lake and river homes: Homes near Lake McQueeney and the Guadalupe may have long driveways, decks, and stairs down toward the water. Let us know what is moving from those areas.
New neighborhoods: Subdivisions along I-10, SH 46, and SH 123 may have HOA rules or new-construction access. Send us the details.
Main roads: I-10, SH 123, SH 46, SH 130, and US 90 are the main routes. I-10 toward San Antonio gets busy at rush hour.
Rural property: Homes outside town may have gravel driveways and gates. Tell us about access when you request a quote.

How Your Seguin Move Works

Tell us what is moving. Share your inventory online or by phone, with both addresses and your date. Mention pianos, stairs, gate codes, or anything oversized.
Pre-move survey and estimate. Every move starts with a pre-move survey of what is moving and the access at both homes. Then we send your estimate.
Reserve your date. A deposit holds your crew and is applied to your final bill.
Move day. Hector Jr leads the crew. We protect, load, move, and set up your things, then walk through with you before we leave.

Moving to Seguin?

People move to Seguin for the river, the historic downtown, and a quieter home base between San Antonio and Austin. If you are relocating from San Antonio, Austin, or out of state, we can handle the whole move, from packing at your old place to setting up beds and unpacking the kitchen at your new one. Once you are settled, Max Starcke Park on the Guadalupe and the downtown square are good places to start.

Moving Between Seguin, New Braunfels, and San Antonio

Seguin moves often connect to New Braunfels, Schertz and Cibolo, San Antonio, and Lockhart. These are local moves priced by the hour based on crew size, with no truck fees whether you need one truck or several. Travel time from our Buda base is listed separately on your quote.

Seguin Moving FAQs

Do you serve all of Seguin?

Yes. We move homes and businesses throughout Seguin and nearby Guadalupe County, including lake and river properties.

Can you move a lake house with stairs down to the water?

Yes. Tell us about the stairs, decks, and paths, and what is coming from those areas, so we can plan the crew.

How much do movers cost in Seguin?

Local moves in Seguin are priced by the hour based on the size of your crew, with no truck fee whether your move needs one truck or several. Travel time is listed separately on your quote. Your total depends on how much you are moving, stairs and access at both homes, and whether you want packing. Get a free quote or call (512) 358-7827.

Do you move pianos in Seguin?

Yes. We move upright and grand pianos in Seguin, across Central Texas, and as part of long-distance moves. See our piano movers page.

Are you licensed and insured?

Yes. Elite Star Movers is licensed with the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TxDMV #007098595c) and insured. You can verify our certificate on the TxDMV Truck Stop lookup.

How do I pay?

We accept credit and debit cards, Venmo, Zelle, and Apple Pay. A deposit reserves your date and is applied to your final bill. See our deposit and cancellation policy.

Get Your Free Seguin Moving Quote

Request a free quote online or call (512) 358-7827 (main) or toll-free (855) 358-7827. You can also email info@elitestarmovers.com. Tell us where you are starting, where you are going, and what is coming with you. Our team returns quote calls, and Hector Jr leads the crew on move day.

We Can Handle It. Serving People & Protecting Furniture, Peace by Piece.

Verify us: TxDMV #007098595c · Look us up on TxDMV Truck Stop · Family owned and operated · BBB-registered

Serving Seguin and Nearby Areas

We also move customers in New Braunfels, Schertz & Cibolo, San Antonio, Lockhart, San Marcos, and all areas around Austin. See all of our areas and moving resources.