Hunters Creek Village is about two square miles of wooded lots, 22 miles of streets and more than six miles of trails, home to roughly 4,400 people. Tera Moving plans careful moves for its large, often custom-built homes.
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About Hunters Creek
Hunters Creek Village incorporated in 1954, after German farmers and sawmills had shaped the land along Buffalo Bayou. Today it reaches from the Katy Freeway on the north toward Buffalo Bayou, with Voss Road along much of its eastern side. Most of the city is in ZIP code 77024, while a smaller section south of the bayou uses 77063 and is zoned to Houston ISD schools. Memorial Drive runs through the village as a two-lane road.
City Hall is at 1 Hunters Creek Place and is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The Memorial Villages Police Department, shared with Bunker Hill and Piney Point, patrols the village, and the Village Fire Department responds to calls. Water comes through the Memorial Villages Water Authority. The city lists permits for remodeling, demolition, driveways, generators and pools, plus a contractor registration form, all signs of how much renovation and rebuilding happens here.
Housing is mostly large single-family homes, with many original mid-century houses replaced by custom builds. Hunters Creek Elementary sits inside the city, and older students attend Spring Branch Middle and Memorial High in nearby Hedwig Village. Trinity Classical School runs a middle school campus at the Chinese Baptist Church inside the village. Heavy tree cover and deep setbacks mean long carries, so we plan crew size around the walk from door to truck.
Check whether your address is north or south of Buffalo Bayou, since that changes your ZIP code and school district.Call City Hall at 1 Hunters Creek Place before placing a dumpster or container on the property.Ask the Memorial Villages Police Department to watch the house if it will sit empty after move-out.Update water service with the Memorial Villages Water Authority before the move date.Mark low branches and narrow gates for the crew so the truck can reach the house safely.
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Hot tubs and home gyms.
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FAQ's
Answers for Hunters Creek Village homeowners planning a move.
No. It is an independent city, incorporated in 1954, with its own mayor and council and a City Hall at 1 Hunters Creek Place. Houston annexed the land around it but not the village itself. Mail still uses Houston addresses in ZIP codes 77024 and 77063.
The Memorial Villages Police Department, which Hunters Creek operates jointly with Bunker Hill Village and Piney Point Village. Its non-emergency number is 713-365-3700. The department offers a house watch program, which is useful when a home sits empty between move-out and closing.
Yes. The section of Hunters Creek south of the bayou uses ZIP code 77063 and is zoned to Houston ISD, while the rest of the village is in Spring Branch ISD. We serve both parts and plan truck access around each street's layout.
Yes. Hot tubs and slate pool tables are part of our specialty service. Pool tables need advance notice and a specialty crew. Hunters Creek issues pool, spa and hot tub permits for installations, so if you are adding one at your new home, check with City Hall about permits.
Call 832-390-4839 or email support@teramovingservices.com. Estimates are free, with no obligation, and we reply the same business day. Larger Hunters Creek homes can use a virtual walkthrough so we see every room before quoting.
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