Katy Movers

Most local Katy moves take 4 to 6 hours with a three-man crew, depending on home size and how much packing is already done. A typical 3-bedroom home in Cinco Ranch or Cane Island runs closer to 6 to 8 hours. You're billed an hourly rate plus a trip fee — no surprise charges for stairs, distance to the truck, or a second trip.

Tuesday and Wednesday are your cheapest days, at $199/hr. Monday and Thursday run $209/hr, and Friday through Sunday run $229/hr. All rates are for a standard 3-person crew and truck, plus a fixed trip fee based on mileage. Booking a weekday, especially mid-week, is the most reliable way to get the lower rate and the widest choice of available times.

We serve all of Katy and its surrounding communities, including Cane Island, Cinco Ranch, Cross Creek Ranch, Old Katy, Firethorn, Grand Lakes, Kelliwood, Seven Meadows, Falcon Point, Cardiff Ranch, Sunterra, Tamarron, Young Ranch, Fulbrook on Fulshear Creek, Freeman Ranch, Memorial Parkway, and Fulshear. One crew, one company, across all of Katy.

Yes. Our Katy packing crews are a dedicated, trained team separate from your movers. Whether you need one room packed or a full house, every box is labeled, protected, and staged with precision. Full pack or partial pack, we bring the materials and do it right.

Yes. Our portable storage containers deliver right to your Katy address. We handle the loading, wrap and protect your items in moving blankets, then transport the container to our secure, climate-controlled facility. It works for short-term storage during a move, a renovation, or any gap between homes.

Your rate covers the full crew, the truck, moving blankets, straps, and standard equipment. There are no add-on fees for stairs, heavy items, or basic furniture disassembly and reassembly. The final cost is based on actual hours worked, plus the trip fee.

Yes. Many of Katy's neighborhoods, including Cinco Ranch, Firethorn, Cross Creek Ranch, and Grand Lakes, are gated or HOA-managed communities with their own access requirements. Every move includes a Certificate of Insurance (COI) created specifically for that job, so if your HOA or gate requires proof of insurance before granting access, it's ready to go, no extra step or delay on your end. Our crews are well versed in gate codes, visitor registration, and HOA move-in rules, so your move goes smoothly from the gate to the front door.

Yes, and it's one of the most common reasons families move to Katy. If you're relocating to a specific neighborhood for school zoning, whether that's Cinco Ranch, Seven Meadows, or elsewhere, we build your move around your timeline, including tight turnarounds before the school year starts.

Yes. Old Katy's historic downtown streets are narrower and older than the newer master-planned communities, with less room for a full-size truck and less driveway space to work with. Our crews plan truck positioning in advance for these streets so loading doesn't spill into a neighbor's yard or block traffic.

Katy's growth means construction on the Grand Parkway and I-10 is a near-constant reality. Our crews route around active construction zones and factor extra time into your move window when your neighborhood sits near ongoing roadwork, so delays on the highway don't turn into delays on your clock.

Katy was built around movement, from the MKT Railroad that gave the town its name to the rice industry it helped move through the region in the early 1900s (the first concrete rice dryers in Texas still stand in Katy today). 3 Men Movers has been part of Katy's more recent story since 1985, serving the community as it's grown from a small rail town into one of the fastest-growing suburbs in Texas.