Spring Branch, in western Comal County, is a tiny city on the Guadalupe River surrounded by a much larger rural area that shares its 78070 ZIP code. Tera Moving serves homes across that Hill Country stretch along U.S. 281.
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About Spring Branch
This page covers Spring Branch in Comal County, northwest of San Antonio, not the Houston neighborhood with the same name. The city itself is very small. Residents voted 51 to 29 to incorporate in November 2015, partly over concern that neighboring Bulverde might annex the area, and Spring Branch became a Type C general-law city covering about 1.9 square miles. The 2020 census counted 206 people. Most homes people describe as Spring Branch actually sit outside city limits but share the 78070 ZIP code, so check which rules apply to your address.
The city borders the Guadalupe River and takes its name from a spring-fed creek that flows into it. German settlers arrived in the 1800s; Adam Becker, who came to Texas in 1845, had a homestead here by 1852. Spring Branch lies north of Bulverde and west of Canyon Lake, and U.S. 281 runs through the area, with FM 311 carrying many local errands. Guadalupe River State Park, which spans Comal and Kendall counties, and the neighboring Honey Creek State Natural Area are nearby, which adds weekend park traffic on some roads.
Housing here is mostly rural. Outside newer master-planned communities, many properties run on private wells and septic systems, and lots are typically larger than comparably priced homes closer to San Antonio. Named areas include Smithson Valley and Rivermont, along with newer River Chase. Students attend Comal ISD, with Smithson Valley High School serving much of the area, though zones can split a street. Flash flooding along the Guadalupe and dry-season wildfire risk are both real here, so watch conditions in the days before your move.
FAQ's
Questions people ask before moving in or out of Spring Branch.
This page is for Spring Branch in Comal County, off U.S. 281 north of Bulverde. Tera serves this Hill Country area but does not claim a local office or crew here. Tera is based in Houston and also moves households across greater Houston, so let us know which Spring Branch you mean when you call.
Many properties have gravel drives, gates or rocky approaches. Send photos or a video of the road in and the area by the house during your estimate. If a full-size truck cannot get close safely, the plan will say so ahead of time and describe how the crew will handle it.
Yes. Tera moves gun safes, home gym equipment, heavy tools and other bulky items, taking equipment apart and reassembling it where needed. Oversized items may carry a small specialty handling fee, and it is always included in the quote you approve.
Crews work through ordinary rain using floor protectors, shrink-wrap and waterproof pads. When storms or flooding make roads unsafe, Tera reschedules with no fee. Keep an eye on low-water crossings in the days before your move and let us know if your route is affected.
Call 832-390-4839 or email support@teramovingservices.com for a free estimate. Booking a week ahead works for most moves. Local moves need a deposit equal to the two-hour minimum, refundable if you cancel or reschedule 48 or more hours ahead.
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