Movers in Irving
⭐ 4.9 · 774 reviews
3319 W Rochelle Rd, Irving, TX 75062
⭐ 4.9 · 550 reviews
1327 Chemical St, Dallas, TX 75207
⭐ 4.8 · 1037 reviews
7055 John W. Carpenter Fwy, Dallas, TX 75247
⭐ 4.8 · 571 reviews
4924 Woodall St, Dallas, TX 75247
⭐ 4.8 · 130 reviews
4653 Leston St Suite 706, Dallas, TX 75247
⭐ 5.0 · 10 reviews
910 W 6th St, Irving, TX 75060
⭐ 4.5 · 247 reviews
2233 E Grauwyler Rd Ste 122, Irving, TX 75061
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Setting up an Irving move-in
Power to Choose, run by the Public Utility Commission, listed 174 retail plans for Irving's 75038 ZIP, all delivered by Oncor. Enter your new ZIP on Power to Choose and pick a plan before move-in day so the lights are on when the truck arrives.
Call the City of Irving to start water service and to ask how to put out boxes and old furniture after the move.
A move that crosses state lines is regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration, not TxDMV, and FMCSA's consumer site is protectyourmove.gov.
Irving moving quotes and proposals
TxDMV doesn't set mover prices. HomeGuide's national figures (November 2025) put a local move of under 50 miles for a 2- to 3-bedroom home at $900 to $2,800, with $50 to $100 or more per mover per hour and a 3- to 5-hour minimum. Long-distance moves of the same size run $1,300 to $9,500.
Before loading, a Texas mover must give you a written proposal with the maximum you could owe. It's either binding, at an exact price, or not-to-exceed, a ceiling that still lets the mover charge less. TxDMV warns that unlicensed movers often quote very low, then raise the price once goods are loaded, and may use only cell phones and vague names like "Movers." The Texas movers guide has more.
Checking an Irving moving company
TxDMV's brochure is clear that a local crew with one truck and trailer needs the same active TxDMV certificate number as a national van line. Look it up on TxDMV's Truck Stop, where "Active" means licensed, and check that print ads show "TxDMV No." with the number. Texas-registered movers must also hold a federal number such as a USDOT number.
Insurance and claims after an Irving move
Texas household goods carriers must carry at least $5,000 of cargo coverage per shipper's load and $10,000 per vehicle. Your own protection depends on the liability level you agree; at 60 cents per pound, a lost 50-pound TV pays $30. Damage or overcharge claims go to the mover in writing within 90 days of delivery. The mover has 23 days to acknowledge, 30 to inspect and 90 to pay, deny or offer a settlement. Since September 1, 2019, TxDMV can order refunds from movers that break the rules; complaints go to 1-888-368-4689.
Plan the move-out clean with cleaning services in Irving, check the Irving city page, or compare movers in Grand Prairie.
Irving movers FAQs
How do I check an Irving moving company?+
Look up its TxDMV certificate on Truck Stop. An Active status means it is licensed to move household goods in Texas.
What is a not-to-exceed moving proposal?+
A written proposal that sets the maximum price you can be charged, while letting the mover charge less. A binding proposal states the exact price.
How do I set up electricity in Irving?+
Choose a retail provider on Power to Choose. Oncor delivers the power in Irving's 75038 ZIP, the area checked.
How long do I have to file a claim against an Irving mover?+
File in writing within 90 days of delivery. The mover then has 23 days to acknowledge it and 90 days to pay, deny or make a written settlement offer.
Sources
- Public Utility Commission of Texas: Power to Choose plans API (ZIP 75038)
- TxDMV: Your Rights & Responsibilities When You Move in Texas (brochure, January 2025)
- HomeGuide: How Much Do Movers Cost?
- TxDMV: Don't Make a Move Without Us
- 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 218.52, Advertising (via Cornell LII)
- Texas Legislature: Transportation Code Chapter 643, Motor Carrier Registration
- 43 Tex. Admin. Code § 218.16, Insurance Requirements (via Cornell LII)
Guide checked October 22, 2026.