Bungalows & Brick Pavers
The Heights still trades in 1920s Craftsman bungalows, narrow lots, and brick-paver side streets that swallow careless trucks. We work 77008 several times a week, so the chief already knows which Cortlandt and Allston blocks allow a 26-foot box and which alleys behind White Oak Bayou make us shuttle. Heights Blvd esplanade parking is timed, not improvised, Bryan walks the route on every estimate.
- Heights Blvd esplanade and side-street permit windows
- Narrow Craftsman driveways and unattached garages
- Brick-paver alleys behind 19th and 11th Street
- White Oak Bayou drop-off lots when shuttle is unavoidable
Gentrified Block, Original Floors
Plenty of Heights bungalows have been gut-renovated, new HVAC and quartz counters, but the original longleaf-pine floors stay. Our pads and runners go down before the first roll-cart, doorway corners get cardboard armor, and we shoot a walkthrough video at load-in so nobody argues about a scuff six months later. Residential moves here are 60% original-finish work.
Walkable to Donovan Park
Heights households often downsize from older 4-bed homes inside The Loop into 2-bed Craftsmans walkable to Donovan Park, M-K-T Trail, or the 19th Street shopping strip. That means dual-stop loads, sell furniture goes to our Spring Branch storage, keep furniture comes home. Kyle quotes both stops on one signed sheet. Call (888) 278-9005 or book through 1st Choice Moving & Storage.