Hedwig Village packs about 2,400 residents and more than 500 businesses into under a square mile between the Katy Freeway and Gaylord Drive. Tera Moving handles both sides of the village: quiet residential streets and busy commercial frontage.
Homes and storefronts
Inside Hedwig Village
Hedwig Village incorporated on December 23, 1954, after a vote of 54 to 17, and adopted zoning a year later. Its name traces to Hedwig Road and to landowner Hedwig Jankowski Schroeder. The village is roughly bounded by the Katy Freeway on the north, Echo Lane on the east, Campbell Road on the west and the area just south of Gaylord Drive. Everything shares ZIP code 77024, so a Houston mailing address can hide which city you are actually in.
The civic center of the village sits along Corbindale Road and Piney Point Road. City Hall and the building department are at 955 Piney Point Road, Hedwig Park and the Spring Branch Memorial Library are on Corbindale, and the Village Fire Department station is at 901 Corbindale. Memorial High School on Echo Lane, open since 1962, and Spring Branch Middle School are both in Hedwig, so weekday school traffic is a real factor in move timing.
Homes range from 1950s and 1960s ranch houses to new custom builds, and some subdivisions carry their own deed restrictions. On the commercial side, the Hedwig Village Shopping Center fronts the south side of the Katy Freeway, and the Echo Lane Shopping Center sits nearby. The city reports a daytime population of about 30,000, so frontage roads and shopping center lots are busy on weekdays, and we plan truck access with that in mind.
FAQ's
Answers for people moving to, from or within Hedwig Village.
Hedwig Village has its own police department, formed in January 1977 when the village left the consolidated Memorial Villages department. Its station is on Gaylord Drive. Neighboring Bunker Hill, Hunters Creek and Piney Point share the Memorial Villages Police Department, so check which one covers your address before arranging a house check.
Both. The residential core is protected by zoning, while the edges, especially along the Katy Freeway, are zoned for business. The city has about 2,400 residents and more than 500 businesses. We handle home moves on the inner streets and commercial moves at the shopping centers and office buildings on the perimeter.
Yes. Many Hedwig Village houses date to the 1950s and 1960s, and families often need help after decades in one place. Our estate cleanout service sorts belongings, hauls away what is not kept and leaves the home clean. We can move the items you are keeping on the same schedule.
Free, no-obligation estimates come back the same business day. Call 832-390-4839 or email support@teramovingservices.com. For a larger Hedwig Village home, a virtual walkthrough lets us see every room without scheduling a visit, and the quote spells out any specialty fees in advance.
Yes, at the same rate as weekdays. Hedwig Village allows residential construction crews limited Sunday afternoon hours, so neighbors are used to some weekend activity, but we still keep household moves to considerate daytime hours. Book holiday weekends three or more weeks ahead.
Thank you for considering us for your moving needs. We will get back to you during normal business hours.
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