Baytown TX movers

WellKnown Moving is a Houston-based moving company that proudly serves Baytown, Texas. We are fully licensed by the USDOT #4224986 and carry a Certificate of Insurance (COI) for your protection. At the head of every crew handling your move will be a true professional, with at least three years of moving experience. Each crew member has passed all required inspections and training in furniture assembly/disassembly, careful handling and packing of fragile items and electronics.

Our movers are comfortable in confined spaces, if such a case may be yours, don't worry. They will move your bulky furniture without any damage and pack all fragile items using industry best practices. Your move will go exactly on schedule, because they can also adapt to last minute changes.

Why choose WellKnown Moving Company in Baytown, TX?

We know Baytown very well, from the busy Garth Road corridor to the residential neighborhoods near Rollingbrook Drive to the industrial areas around the Houston Ship Channel. So we'll plan your move to avoid unnecessary delays and traffic jams

We follow all Texas moving regulations and extend our insurance coverage to both common household items and expensive items.

We offer transparent pricing - $120 per hour (and up) with no hidden fees. You will not pay extra for ladders, furniture assembly and disassembly, moving blankets for extra protection. The only exception is especially heavy items such as pianos or safes, a small extra charge applies, but we communicate all costs upfront in your moving quote.

About Baytown, TX

Baytown is a thriving city located about 25 miles east of Houston, offering a great balance of suburban living and industrial opportunities. With direct access to I-10, Highway 146, and Spur 330, commuting to Houston or other nearby areas is convenient.

The city has a strong economy, largely driven by the petrochemical industry, with major employers such as ExxonMobil and Chevron Phillips Chemical. Despite its industrial presence, Baytown is home to scenic outdoor areas like Jenkins Park, Goose Creek Trail, and the Baytown Nature Center, making it a great place for families and outdoor enthusiasts.

Baytown’s neighborhoods range from well-established communities near Massey-Tompkins Road to newer developments around North Main Street. While housing prices remain more affordable compared to Houston, demand continues to grow due to Baytown’s job market and proximity to major employers.

Traffic in Baytown can get congested, especially along Garth Road, I-10, and Highway 146 during peak hours, but the city’s well-connected road network makes navigation manageable.