Movers
Cedar Hill, TX

A1A Moving & Relocation provides local and long distance moving services for homes and businesses across Cedar Hill, TX. From Lake Ridge on Joe Pool Lake to Historic Downtown along Highway 67, we make your move quick, careful, and affordable. From packing to unpacking, we handle every detail.

Moving Solutions For Cedar Hill Residents

Our movers know the area well, including the hillside terrain along the Balcones Escarpment and the homes near Joe Pool Lake. We use quality packing materials and the right equipment to protect your belongings on every job, whether it is a small apartment or a full home in Lake Ridge. With more than 20 years serving North Texas, we tailor each move to what you need. Let us handle the heavy lifting so you can focus on settling into your new place. New to town? The City of Cedar Hill website is the place to set up city services, and the Cedar Hill Chamber of Commerce is a good way to find local businesses and events.

Moving In and Around Cedar Hill, From US-67 to Joe Pool Lake

Cedar Hill sits on U.S. Highway 67 in the rolling hills of southwestern Dallas County, two miles north of the Ellis County line. Its post office opened in 1852. Joe Pool Lake opened nearby in 1989, and Cedar Hill State Park sits on the 7,500-acre lake. If you are moving to or from a hillside home or a lot near the lake, tell us about steep drives or tight turns when you request your quote so we can bring the right truck and crew.

Cedar Hill Parks, Trails and New-Resident Basics

Cedar Hill rises above 880 feet on the Balcones Escarpment, which the city calls the highest point between the Red River and the Gulf Coast, and building on the bluff is regulated by city ordinance. Lake Ridge, a master-planned community begun in the mid-1980s in the southwest corner of the city, overlooks Joe Pool Lake and includes seven gated communities, with the 18-hole Tangle Ridge Golf Club nearby; if you are moving into one of them, arrange gate access for the truck ahead of time. The city counts 52 parks and more than 60 miles of trails, including the 164-acre Valley Ridge Park with its amphitheater, and the Dogwood Canyon Audubon Center is part of the White Rock Escarpment. Inside Cedar Hill State Park, Penn Farm was a working farm from the mid-1800s to the mid-1900s.

Historic Downtown, or Old Town, runs from West Belt Line Road to Highway 67 and hosts Country Day on the Hill on the second Saturday of October. Cedar Hill ISD serves the city, and the Traphene Hickman Library is at 450 Pioneer Trail. One online application starts water, sewer, trash and household hazardous waste service, with a $90 residential deposit (see Residential Water Service); trash and recycling are picked up weekly, with bulk and brush pickup monthly.