Safe Movers In Fort Worth

The 2-hour minimum is $398 (Tue/Wed), $418 (Mon/Thu) or $458 (Fri to Sun), plus a trip fee starting at $99. That is about $497 to $557 before any extra time. A Fort Worth safe move with our company is billed by the hour, not by the pound. Tuesday and Wednesday are $199 an hour. Monday and Thursday are $209 an hour. Friday through Sunday are $229 an hour. There’s a 2-hour minimum, and after that, time is prorated every 15 minutes. A single safe is a normal booking, with no special hourly rate for one item. Tell us if other furniture needs moving, so the time covers them all. Weight, stairs, the route and the floor also add time. On top of the hours, you pay the trip fee, a fixed fee based on mileage from our office, starting at $99. It covers the drive from our facility to you and back to our office. There’s no tax on moving services. Tax applies only to supplies bought from us. You can book online or by phone. Same-day moves are always booked by phone. A $25 deposit holds the date and comes off the bill. Surprises are for birthdays. Not move days. You see the hourly rate and the trip fee in your quote before you book, and you can estimate your move with our cost calculator.

We move safes under 600 lbs (per item) on every service we offer. Anything over that weight (including tall safes) stays where it is. Most home and fireproof safes are under 600 lbs; vault-style safes are usually over it. You’ll find the weight on the manufacturer’s label or spec sheet, so give us the empty weight. The 600 lbs limit is firm. For a safe under it, the final call on the route and stairs will be made by the crew lead on site, but tell us about the weight of items when you book. All safes should also be completely empty (with no firearms or ammunition).

Height alone is not a refusal. Call us at (817) 618-3095 if your safe is taller than waist height. It still has to be under 600 lbs and completely empty. Remove firearms and ammunition. The crew lead makes the final call on site after walking the route with you. Tell us the weight, height, and the floor at each of the addresses, plus the narrowest doorway and any stairs on the way out.

Yes, completely. An empty safe is lighter and safer to move. We can't transport items inside safes, like firearms or ammunition. Jewelry, cash, important documents, and prescriptions travel with you, not on the truck. That is usually what is inside a safe, so plan to carry those yourself. Tell us the empty weight when you book.

We will need the weight, the height, where the safe sits (garage, closet or upstairs), whether it’s bolted down, the floor at each Fort Worth address, plus steps or elevator details, the narrowest doorway, and our 24 ft truck’s parking space. Most DFW homes have no basement because of the clay soil, so safes are usually in a garage, closet or upstairs room, and that sets the route, the stairs and the carry distance. In master-planned communities in north Fort Worth, the HOA often sets truck hours and a gate code, so send those too.

We consider your home sacred, so before we move anything, we lay down floor runners (protective mats laid over your floors). Also, the safe will be wrapped in blankets and stretch wrap. The truck also has padded lining for extra safety. We include a full toolbox, straps and dollies on every move, and our monthly 15-point inspection checks the toolbox, dollies, straps and blankets. Before any of this, the crew lead walks the route with you, and you’ll agree on the path. Older Fort Worth neighborhoods such as Fairmount have pier-and-beam homes (raised floors on supports), so tell us before move day.

Just reply to any email, text or call from us. All claims are answered in 24 hours and resolved in about a week on average. A customer service rep handles the claim from start to finish. Also, since Texas requires claims in writing, you’ll fill out an online form. There’s no deadline to report damage. Every claim is handled case by case, and we start with what is fair. Texas law sets a minimum of $0.60 per pound per item. That is the legal floor, not our standard: a 400 lb safe would be $240 at the floor, but we look at the actual damage and repair what we caused, not the formula. We don’t reduce payouts for an item’s age (no depreciated valuations). We don’t sell padded valuation coverage as an upsell. Some movers raise the hourly rate or require you to buy special insurance to keep your belongings protected. We don’t charge for it: our protection is the standard every crew is held to (training, a monthly 15-point truck inspection, blankets, floor runners, dollies and straps), so damage doesn’t happen to begin with. Fewer than 2 in 100 of our moves result in a claim, a request for repair or payment after damage (the industry standard is 15 to 20 in 100), so there’s no need to pay for extra coverage. Free mediation is also available through TxDMV at 1-888-368-4689, a free process where TxDMV helps resolve a dispute between a customer and a mover.

Yes. To move a safe in Fort Worth, TX, out of a garage or up to a second floor, it needs to be under 600 lbs and completely empty. Most DFW homes have no basement, so safes usually sit upstairs, in a garage or in a closet. Garage safe moving in Fort Worth often means a long carry to the truck, so tell us where the safe is, the floor at each address and any stairs when you book. The crew lead walks the route with you and decides on site.

Check the manufacturer’s label or spec sheet first, and look for the empty weight. If it is under 600 lbs, we can move it. If it is over 600 lbs, it stays where it is, and we can still move everything else in your home.

Yes. Book the freight elevator (the building’s service elevator for large items), tell us the time and the building’s move window, and we schedule the crew to match. Many buildings ask for a COI, a certificate of insurance that proves the mover is insured. Yours arrives automatically in your booking confirmation email, personalized to the building with the property manager named, and you forward it to the building. Your safe still needs to be under 600 lbs and completely empty.

Yes. Many older homes in Fairmount and nearby Fort Worth neighborhoods have pier-and-beam floors (raised floors on supports). Tell us before move day, along with the safe’s weight and where it sits. Floor runners go down before anything moves, and the crew lead walks the route with you, so you agree on the path first.

Yes. Office and business safes follow the same rules as any safe: under 600 lbs and completely empty. In Downtown offices and business parks, book the freight elevator and tell us the building’s move window, and we schedule the crew to match. For a full office move, see our Fort Worth commercial movers.

Yes. We are the experts. Every crew leader is Perfect Move Certified, our training program: written exams and hands-on practice with real furniture and specialty equipment, such as a piano and a fridge, plus customer service training. The weight, balance and tight turns of a safe are not new to your crew.

Yes. Our gun safe movers in Fort Worth are on the crew cards on this page, with each crew leader’s name, photo, review rating, on-time percentage, moves and years of experience. Pick the crew you want and book online or by phone. You can read what customers say about our crews on our reviews page.

Yes. Our Dallas-based crews move safes in Arlington, Keller, Southlake, Benbrook and the rest of DFW, including heavy safe moving across Tarrant County. The trip fee is a fixed fee based on mileage from our office, starting at $99, so a longer drive means a higher fee.

Many garage safes are anchored into the concrete slab. Tell us when you book if yours is bolted down, along with its weight and where it sits, and the crew lead decides on site after walking the route with you.