Medina, Apple Country South of Kerrville on SH-16
An orchard home near town on a Tuesday, a little house beside the Medina River come Thursday, then a couple selling up who want the off-season furniture kept cool while their next place closes. Medina is apple country, a small town folded into the river hills heading south toward Bandera, and it’s exactly the kind of job Rhonda and I shaped Browning Storage to handle. I’m Wade Browning, and we’ve kept this Kerrville family moving-and-storage outfit going since 2008 so local households would stop trusting good furniture to whatever cheap truck answered the phone first. Every rig is ours, every mover stays on the payroll year-round, and you get a single written price, signed, before one thing leaves the house. The state licenses us as, we carry and, and $1M of cargo coverage rides with the load.
The orchards, the river, and gravel underfoot
Medina runs south of Kerrville on SH-16, its apple orchards and small homes woven through the hills beside the Medina River toward Bandera. A good number of these places give us long gravel approaches and riverbank verges that turn soft, so one of us drives the route at the estimate and finds packed ground where the rig stays put after a rain. When the approach won’t take the big truck the whole way, a smaller shuttle finishes the run, logged on that visit so the figure already covers it.
A measured pace and a steady hand
We never hurry a Medina move. The heavy pieces go two at a time, pads cover the wood and the older furniture before a single carton moves, and whatever’s anchored to a wall comes loose through patience instead of muscle. Those orchard and river homes get an unhurried, deliberate touch, with our $1M policy following each load the whole way.
Cooled storage, out of the heat
A Hill Country summer roasts furniture in any uninsulated tin shed, and the Medina can come up fast enough to shut a crossing. So when a Medina job opens a gap, your goods rest safe in our cooled units, roughly $95 to $240 a month by size, the first month often half off, that figure rolled into the same written price. Whoever loaded the truck is who brings it back to you.
One number, no ambushes
After we’ve walked the rooms, the total holds firm even if a long orchard approach drags the morning. Our state household-goods license sits beside the federal IDs, the $0.60-per-pound figure and the 9-month claim window read plainly on the contract, and if our own rig dings something, setting it right falls to us. Reach us at (888) 711-4778 to claim a Medina slot.
