Cedar Park grew from a ranch around the Running Brushy spring into a suburb served by US 183 and the 183A toll road. Tera Moving helps Cedar Park households move across town, across the metro or across the country.
Cedar Park households
Two-story suburban homes.
Across the county line.
Garage gyms and safes.
Living in Cedar Park
In the mid-1800s the area was called Running Brushy, after a spring that feeds a creek. George and Harriet Cluck bought the land around that spring in 1873, the railroad came through in 1882, and Emmett Cluck renamed the town Cedar Park in 1887. Residents voted to incorporate in 1973. Today the city's ZIP codes are 78613 and 78630, and it sits mostly in Williamson County.
US 183 runs north to south through the city, and the 183A toll road opened in 2007 as a bypass. Whitestone Boulevard (RM 1431) and Cypress Creek and Brushy Creek roads carry most east to west traffic. The H-E-B Center at Cedar Park, home to the Texas Stars hockey team, sits at New Hope Drive and 183A, so event nights can slow traffic nearby. We time loading to avoid those crowds.
Leander ISD serves most of the city, including Cedar Park and Vista Ridge high schools, while Round Rock ISD covers neighborhoods in the south and east. Families often time moves around the school calendar. The city's parks include the 90-acre Brushy Creek Lake Park, Lakeline Park with its fishing pier and kayak launch, and Milburn Park on Sun Chase Boulevard, all handy for a break after unloading.
Check the H-E-B Center event calendar before choosing your date; game nights near New Hope Drive and 183A add traffic.If you are changing school zones between Leander ISD and Round Rock ISD, confirm enrollment dates before picking a move day.Decide whether 183A tolls or the free US 183 lanes suit your route; we plan around whichever keeps the clock lower.Ask your HOA where a full-size moving truck may park, since some Cedar Park streets have tight cul-de-sacs.
Founder-led standards.
Transparent hourly billing.
Partners for the extras.
FAQ's
Answers to questions Cedar Park residents ask before a move.
Both, though mostly Williamson. Cedar Park sits largely in Williamson County with a small portion in Travis County. For your move it makes no difference, since we serve both counties and price local moves the same hourly way on either side of the line.
Yes. Tera Moving is based in Houston, so this is a familiar route. You get a flat rate that locks in once confirmed, a 15% deposit, and on most long-distance jobs the same crew that loads in Cedar Park unloads at your new home.
Yes, and it is included. Disassembly and reassembly of beds, tables, desks and similar furniture comes standard with every move at no extra fee, which helps when pieces have to come down the stairs of a two-story Cedar Park home.
No. Saturday and Sunday moves cost the same hourly rate as weekdays. Weekends do fill quickly, especially from May through August and at the end of each month, so we suggest booking at least a week ahead and three weeks ahead for holiday weekends.
Our crews lay floor protectors at entries and along the carry path, pad-wrap furniture and shrink-wrap upholstered pieces. Before and after the move, the lead mover walks through with you so you can point out anything that needs special care.
Thank you for considering us for your moving needs. We will get back to you during normal business hours.
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