Licensed Texas (TxDMV) mover Est. 2016 Frisco & the DFW metroplex 4.9★ / 32 reviews
Moving service · Frisco & the DFW metroplex

Residential Home Moving

Give the form sixty seconds — and a binding flat rate, written out in full, is back with you before the business day is out

Before today’s business hours are up, your written number is in hand. Free estimate, no strings. Anything you tell us stays inside our Frisco office — we never sell it off or pass it to a broker.

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01 Overview

Moving big North Texas houses without the drama

A residential move in Frisco isn’t a few rooms and a U-Haul. It’s a two-story brick home on a slab, a primary closet the size of a small bedroom, a three-car garage doing double duty as a workshop, and an attic full of holiday bins — all of it built in the last fifteen years as the metroplex exploded north. SHWIX Movers has been packing and hauling these houses since 2016, with our own trucks and our own crews, licensed as a Texas (TxDMV) household-goods mover.

From Plano to Prosper, our DFW crew writes the whole move as one fixed number — what the estimate says is what you pay on move day.

No basement changes the whole plan

Movers who learned the trade up north stage a house out of the basement. There are no basements here. That means the garage and the front entry do all the work, and the load has to be sequenced so the garage clears in the right order and the truck packs tight for a slab-level home. We’ve run this hundreds of times across Collin County, so the choreography is second nature.

New construction gets handled like it’s still the builder’s

So much of Frisco, Prosper, and Celina is brand-new — Phillips Creek Ranch, Newman Village, Light Farms in Celina. On a fresh build we put floor runners on the hardwood, pad the banisters, and protect the jambs before we carry anything. Your move-in shouldn’t add scratches to a house you haven’t even lived in yet.

Same faces, start to finish

We are a licensed moving company running our own fleet — not a broker handing your home to whoever’s available. The crew that disassembles your bed and wraps your sectional in your old place is the crew that rebuilds it in the new one. Same crew both ends, every time.

Honest numbers for a whole house

  • We quote residential moves flat, by room count and heavy-item list, after a walkthrough or video survey.
  • Two movers and a truck are $175/hr and a three-mover crew is $239/hr if you’d rather go hourly, with the one-hour minimum waived.
  • A $140 deposit secures the date and is credited to the final invoice.
  • Protection starts at $0.60 per pound released value, with full-value coverage available and cargo coverage up to $1,000,000 per shipment.

Selling, trading up, or finally moving into the forever house? Get my free moving quote and we’ll size the crew to the square footage.

What’s included

  • Full-house crews sized to your square footage — Frisco two-stories are bigger than the listing photos suggest
  • Floor runners and banister padding for fresh new-construction hardwood and carpeted stairs
  • Three-car-garage and attic-stair handling for the stuff that doesn't fit in a basement nobody here has
  • Take-apart and rebuild of bed frames, big sectionals, home-gym equipment, and dining sets
  • Wardrobe boxes for primary closets and dawn loading to keep the truck cool in summer
  • Flat-rate by room count, $140 deposit credited back, no per-stair surprises

How the price gets set

We start with a short walkthrough or video survey, and from your actual inventory we set one flat North Texas rate — no hourly clock buried anywhere inside it. Whatever that quote says is the whole price, with nothing added once the truck is loaded or a storm rolls in off the plains.

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02 How we protect your move

We treat what you own the way we would want ours treated

Every truck rolls loaded with pads, shrink film, and floor runners — ready to blanket furniture, keep wood floors and tile clean on a wet day, and cushion the breakables, whether the job is a brand-new two-story in Phillips Creek Ranch, a custom home on acreage out in Prosper, or a Legacy West high-rise that needs a reserved freight elevator.

Quilted pads

Dressers, tables, and headboards get blanketed where they stand, and the padding is on long before anything starts moving toward the door.

Stretch film

Drawers stay shut and cushions stay clean — wrapped tight so dust off the garage and the trip across an open driveway never reaches the fabric.

Floor & doorway guards

Runners down, banisters wrapped, door jambs padded — the first thing we do at both homes, so the trim, the rails, and the new-build flooring look untouched after we pull out.

Built-to-fit crating

Mirrors, glass tabletops, framed art, and big flat screens each get a crate built right there in the room, cut corner to corner for a snug, exact fit.

Break-down & rebuild

Bed frames, dining tables, and sectionals come apart to ride safe, and once they clear the door at the new place our crew puts every one back together.

Straps, dollies & gear

A high-rise freight elevator, a tight new-build staircase, or the single heaviest thing in the house — each one pulls the right tie-downs and rigging off our truck, and none of it ever gets left behind.

03 Why us

The name on the truck and the name on your contract are one and the same

Book SHWIX and the truck pulling up to your slab-built two-story is ours, the contract is ours, and the uniformed crew carrying your sectional down the stairs is on our North Texas payroll — your job never gets sold off. A broker works the other direction: they auction your move to whoever bids lowest that week, then drop out of the picture entirely.

SHWIX Movers
  • We own the trucks, and the full-time, background-checked movers riding in them work for us — we never fill out a crew with day labor pulled off a listing board
  • The number we write down is the number you pay — locked, signed, and accurate to the dollar before anyone lifts a box
  • The same crew the whole way through, from the first item out of the old house to the last one set in the new one
  • Texas (TxDMV) household-goods registration, USDOT/MC authority for interstate runs, and every job backed by full insurance with up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage
  • One Frisco office and one point of contact, from the first call to the last box carried inside
What a broker does
  • Farms your move out to whichever outfit happens to bid lowest that particular week
  • Lets the price climb on move day, loaded up with fees that nobody mentioned at the start
  • Sends total strangers you have never spoken to into your home, your whole household trusted to people you cannot vouch for
  • Stays fuzzy about whose policy actually pays out when a flat screen ends up on the floor
  • Parks a call center between you and whoever eventually shows up to load, turning a simple question into a runaround
04 Reviews

Hear it straight from the North Texas folks we have moved

★★★★★

“Mac/Aj were fantastic, they didna good kob”

Mark H., Windsong Ranch · Google
★★★★★

“Trevor, Pedro, Alejandro were a fantastic help. They were friendly, helpful and got the job done right.”

Laura C., Allen · Google
★★★★★

“Did a fantastic job moving my partner and I. We moved from one top floor apartment to another 8 miles away and the guys got it done in just one day. They were also kind and helpful, they were able to stay on task even with other movers also in the way (another person was moving out using the same elevator ) I highly recommend them.”

Chris E., Newman Village · Google
05 Good to know

Questions we hear about this service

We're closing on a new build in Windsong Ranch but the builder hasn't given a firm walkthrough date. Can you stay flexible?
Absolutely — that's normal in Prosper and Frisco right now. We hold your slot with the $140 deposit and keep a soft window on the calendar. When the builder confirms your walkthrough, we lock the date. If it slides a day, we slide with it at no penalty and the flat quote doesn't change.
Our home is two stories with no basement and a three-car garage that's basically a storage unit. Does that change anything?
It's the default house here, so no surprises. We plan the load around the garage and the entry since there's no basement to stage from, pad the stair nosings on the way down, and crew up enough to keep the two-story flow moving. The garage usually loads last and unloads first so your tools and bins are reachable right away.
How do you protect the new floors and paint in a house we just bought?
Floor runners go down on hardwood and tile, banisters and corners get padded, and door jambs get protected before a single box moves. On new construction we treat it like the builder is still watching — no scuffed baseboards, no dinged drywall corners, because you shouldn't start your punch list with our marks.

Want us on this job? It starts with a free quote.

Hand over your move details, let us draft the flat-rate estimate, and look for it back in your inbox by close of business that day.

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