Bellaire High Zone Brick
Bellaire is a tight municipal grid south of West U, anchored by Bellaire High and mature pecan trees. The two-story brick homes on Banks, Pine, and Locust were built mostly 1950-1970 and stayed in family hands, the move-outs we run are often three-generation downsizes. Kyle grew up here on Bissonnet, played for BHS, and knows which side streets the city sweeps which day.
- Bellaire Blvd, Bissonnet, and Newcastle truck windows and street-sweep calendars
- Bellaire High move-out cycle (May, August) booked weeks ahead
- Asian-American community Mandarin/Vietnamese intake through office referral network
- Mature pecan tree clearances on tight two-story driveways
Three-Generation Downsizes
The classic Bellaire move is a 1965 home full of forty years of accumulation going to a Galleria condo or West U cottage. Full-service pack-out is the norm, archive boxes for paperwork, custom crates for heirloom Asian furniture and rosewood pieces. Full-pack days run two crews and a Saturday.
Walkable Mid-Century Grid
The Bellaire grid is one of Houston’s most walkable mid-century street plans: that matters because we can park a 26-foot truck and run the load on a 50-foot pad without re-spotting. Bryan walks the route on every estimate. Save time and call 1st Choice Moving & Storage at (888) 278-9005 or book a Bellaire quote.