Where We Go From the Brazos Valley
Aggie Movers Company started right here in College Station, and we've grown along with our customers. When you land a job in Houston, get accepted to a program in Dallas, or find your next home in San Antonio, you don't want to piece together a move with strangers. You want the crew you already trust — just driving a little farther.
We run long-distance moves from Bryan, Millican, Snook, Navasota, Caldwell, Brenham, Madisonville, Hearne, Rockdale, Iola, Anderson, Somerville, Roans Prairie, Washington, Lyons, Mumford, North Zulch, Bedias, and Wheelock out to the major metros and anywhere in between. Houston, Dallas, Austin, and San Antonio are our most frequent destinations, but if your map stops somewhere else in Texas, we'll route it. See all 24 service areas
How We Keep Long-Haul Moves on Track
A move that crosses county lines isn't just a longer drive — it's a different kind of logistics. Timing matters more. Traffic around Houston or construction on I-35 toward Austin can eat up a day if nobody planned for it. We build realistic timelines based on the actual route, not a GPS estimate pulled at midnight.
Owner Wailan Watson has handled enough out-of-town loads to know what slips through the cracks: a dresser that shifts in transit because someone skimped on tie-downs, a box labeled 'kitchen' that ends up in the garage at the new place, or a crew that arrives late and rushes everything. We don't let that happen. Every long-distance job gets a dedicated truck, furniture padded and strapped in layers, and a load plan that accounts for the exact floor plan on the other end.
- Full-wrap furniture protection with moving blankets and stretch wrap for highway miles
- Dedicated truck — your load rides alone, no shared shipments
- Route planning around real traffic patterns, not generic map apps
- Clear inventory sheets so nothing vanishes between pickup and drop-off
What Makes a Move Cross-County Without the Stress
Long-distance moving can feel like a leap of faith — you're handing over everything you own and hoping it shows up the same way a hundred or three hundred miles later. We get that. It's why we treat every out-of-town job like the truck is hauling our own grandmother's china cabinet.
Our pricing for long-distance moves is straightforward: we factor in mileage, volume, crew size, and any special handling like pianos or oversized furniture, then give you a number that won't shift on moving day unless your inventory changes. No bait-and-switch fuel surcharges, no last-minute 'equipment fees' invented on the driveway. Wailan believes in saying what it costs and sticking to it — that's been the Aggie Movers way day one.
We also know that not every long-distance move is a full household. Some folks are moving a studio apartment's worth to Austin for grad school. Others are relocating a home office and two bedrooms to Dallas for a job transfer. Whatever the scale, the approach doesn't change: careful load-out, secure transport, and a crew that treats your time and your things with respect.
Ready to Move Farther? Here's How to Start
The best long-distance moves start with a real conversation. Tell us where you're moving from, where you're headed, what's coming with you, and when you're aiming to go. Wailan or a team lead will walk through timing, any potential snags (stairs, tight parking, oversized pieces), and give you a price that holds. No online form that spits out a robot estimate — just a person who knows the roads and knows the work.
We serve moves originating anywhere in our coverage area — from College Station down through Navasota and Brenham, east to Madisonville and Bedias, west to Rockdale and Caldwell, and all the little towns in between. Destinations are open across the whole state. If you're leaving the Brazos Valley for somewhere bigger, smaller, or just different, we'll get you there.