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Apartment and home movers in Allen, TX
Champion Moving moves apartments and houses across Allen with our own crew, from a fourth-floor apartment to a family home. Lease ending or closing date set? Call with the date and the floors at each end.
Open 24 hours
Same-day moves
Our own crew.
No subcontractors.
Licensed & Bonded
TxDMV No. [pending]
Residential moves: what an apartment or house move includes
Champion Moving is a moving company at 550 S Watters Rd in Allen. We move renters at lease end and owners on closing day, and the job is the same either way: cover the floors, wrap and load the furniture, drive it across Allen, and set it back up in the rooms you pick.
Apartment moves add a few questions for your leasing office before move day: where the truck can park, whether you need to reserve the elevator, and what hours moves are allowed. Our Allen apartment move rules guide covers what to ask.
Stairs and elevators
Upper-floor apartments and floor-to-floor moves, carried by our own crew.
Runners along the carry path
Runners go down along the path the crew carries furniture.
Pads or wrap on large furniture
Moving blankets or stretch wrap on the large pieces.
Beds and tables taken apart
Bed frames and tables come apart and go back together.
Moving into a house? Add move-in setup for TV mounting and plug-in appliance hookups (no gas lines, hard-wiring or water heaters). Only a few pieces? See local moves.
Lease-end and closing-day moves: what to get in writing
Before an apartment or house is loaded, Texas requires a written proposal. Read it first.
| What you hear | What Texas requires |
|---|---|
| We’ll tell you the total at the end | A written proposal with the maximum price before loading (§218.56) |
| Pay more or your things stay on the truck | Pay the maximum price on the contract and the mover must release your goods (§218.57(b)) |
| Your quote is your price, no matter what | Items added before loading can change the price, in writing |
What sets the price on an Allen apartment or home move: how much is going, the floors and stairs at each end, whether there is an elevator, the distance from the door to the truck, the crew size, and anything added before loading. Get a free estimate.
Sources: Texas Administrative Code, Title 43, §218.55, §218.56 and §218.57(b).
How an apartment or home move works
1
Call with your lease or closing date
Call (214) 407-2684 with your lease-end or closing date and the floor you live on.
2
Written proposal before the first carry
Before loading, the maximum price in writing, with the Texas rights brochure.
3
Protect, wrap and load
Runners go down, large pieces get pads or wrap, and beds come apart.
4
Set up in the rooms you pick
Furniture goes to the rooms you pick, and beds go back together.
Stairs, elevators and house move days in Allen
House moves load in daylight
At a house the truck usually stands on the street. Allen §9-227 allows that only while loading or unloading, and never from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise.
Apartments follow the building
Ask your leasing office where the truck can park, whether the elevator needs reserving, and what hours moves are allowed.
Empty boxes after a home move
Allen picks up flattened moving boxes once, on a Saturday. Call 214.509.4551 by noon the day before.
HOA rules vary by community, so check yours before move day. Allen move-day rules
Apartment and home moving reviews
“I moved from a 4th floor, 3BR apartment and the guys were quick and efficient while taking special care of my belongings.”
Amber H.
Google review, a year ago (as of Oct 15, 2026)
“Moved our son and his roommate to their apartment and they were so fast and courteous.”
Stephen H.
Google review, 3 weeks ago (as of Oct 15, 2026)
“Packed, wrapped and got all of my large furniture out all while protecting my floors and walls.”
Jacqueline C.
Google review, 3 years ago (as of Oct 15, 2026)
Google rating 4.8 from 81 reviews, as of Oct 15, 2026. These reviews were left before we were based at 550 S Watters Rd Ste 229, Allen. Read more reviews
Apartment and home move questions in Allen
Can you move a fourth-floor apartment in Allen?
Yes. Stairs and upper floors are part of apartment moves, and one customer wrote that they moved “from a 4th floor, 3BR apartment and the guys were quick and efficient” (Amber H., Google review, a year ago as of Oct 15, 2026). Tell us the floor, whether there is an elevator, and how far the truck parks from the building door. Those details set the crew size and the estimate.
What should I ask my Allen apartment complex before move day?
Ask where a moving truck can park, whether the elevator or a loading area has to be reserved, and what hours moves are allowed. Each complex sets its own rules, so get them from the leasing office in writing. Our Allen apartment move rules guide lists what to ask.
What will I get in writing before an apartment or home move in Allen?
Two documents. First, a written proposal that shows the maximum price, says whether it is binding or not-to-exceed, and states when and how payment is due and the mover’s liability for your goods, if any (43 TAC §218.56). Second, the TxDMV brochure “Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move in Texas” (§218.55). Read both before the crew starts loading in Allen.
Can you move me on short notice when my Allen lease ends?
Same-day and last-minute moves are one of our services, so call (214) 407-2684 as soon as you know the date. Whether a crew is free depends on the schedule. If the truck loads on an Allen street, it has to be off the street by 30 minutes after sunset. More on same-day moves.
Can the moving truck stay at my Allen house overnight?
No. Allen Code §9-227 lets a commercial truck, or one with more than two axles, stand on a public street only while it is being loaded or unloaded, and never from 30 minutes after sunset to 30 minutes before sunrise. There is no loading exception at night. Commercial vehicles also can’t sit on a residential lot except while loading, so we plan Allen street loading for daylight.