Dismantling a Whole Kerrville House and Standing It Back Up
A full house demands far more from a crew than any single rental unit. You’ve got a garage stacked with ranch gear and patio sets, a metal shed cooking in the back lot, that long banister run the two-story river homes are known for, and the family heirlooms that have to arrive without a mark. Houses around here lean heavy, the sideboards, the gun cabinets, the big solid headboards, and the way we manage that bulk traces back to one thing: a Texas license, our own trucks, our own W-2 crews. The person who wraps your cabinet owns that cabinet’s safety to the new floor, and no contractor materializes at lunch to take the job over. Wade founded Browning in 2008, and either he or Rhonda is there for every move.
What This Service Includes
- Room-by-room work: wrapping, lifting, the haul, and the unload
- Mirrors, art, TVs and furniture quilted and then braced for travel
- The big case goods and headboards stripped down and reassembled on arrival
- Floor protection and frame guards set at both the old place and the new
- Each carton and piece delivered to whatever room you flagged
How the Day Plays Out
First thing, the lead tours both houses and locks the load order. We begin in the back rooms and work toward the door, so what rolls off the truck roughly mirrors how you’ll move into the new house. On arrival the beds go up before anything, and the cartons scatter to their marked rooms rather than piling by the entry. Since the heat spikes by midday, an early start keeps things from sitting and baking in an open truck, and a building cell has us tarp the ramp against a quick downpour. Where a river or golf community needs gate clearance, the vendor pass is squared in advance.
What Sits Outside a Plain Move
Until packing is added, the cabinets are yours to box, and we stay off the water lines and anything hardwired. The washer and dryer, we’ll wheel back into their nook, though hooking them up again is properly a licensed tech’s call.
Pricing
A two-bedroom flats out at $840 to $1,450 and a three-bedroom at $1,450 to $2,450; a four-bedroom comes to $2,300 to $3,700 once we’ve walked it. Prefer a meter to a fixed number? The clock starts at $120/hr for two movers over a two-hour minimum, stepping up to $160/hr with a third on a bigger house.
Schedule your Kerrville house move at (888) 711-4778.


