Why Austin → Dallas is our kind of route
The Austin-to-Dallas corridor never slows down, corporate relocations, families spreading across the Metroplex, and plenty of people who've lived in both. At roughly 195 miles up I-35, it's a short, direct run when it's done by the people actually driving the truck.
The difference that matters most: many "long-distance movers" are brokers. They sell your move and hand it off to a carrier you've never met, and your things may switch trucks or sit in a warehouse along the way. We don't. SpaceMan Moving is the carrier, the crew that loads in Austin unloads in Dallas-Fort Worth.
How the route works
- Direct drive, roughly 3 hours of road time. We usually load in the morning and deliver the same day, with a firm window agreed before we start.
- One flat, all-in quote. Based on your inventory and access at both ends. The number we agree on is the number you pay.
- Loaded for the highway. Everything padded, wrapped, and strapped, the same prep you can see in our truck photos.
- Metroplex delivery handled. Uptown high-rises with dock times, or a house out in Plano, Frisco, or Fort Worth, tell us where it's going and we'll plan the unload before we leave Austin.
What to plan for
Same-day delivery keeps the timing easy, but the Austin-Dallas route is popular, so end-of-month and weekend dates book quickly. Lock your date early, especially around a lease or job start, and we'll handle the rest.
Ready when you are
Moving from Austin to Dallas?
Questions about this move
How much does it cost to move from Austin to Dallas?
It depends on how much you're moving and the access at both addresses, so we quote each move individually, one flat, all-inclusive price covering the crew, truck, fuel, mileage, and furniture protection. Call us with a rough inventory and we'll give you a real number.
Is it the same day?
Usually, yes. Dallas-Fort Worth is about a 3-hour drive, so we typically load in Austin in the morning and deliver the same day.
Will my belongings be transferred to another truck or warehouse?
No, never. The truck we load in Austin is the truck that arrives in the Metroplex, handled by the same crew at both ends.
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