Reliable Moving Services in Payne Springs, TX
Moving in or out of Payne Springs, TX should be simple and stress-free. At A1A Moving & Relocation, we provide dependable moving solutions tailored to your needs. Whether you’re relocating close by or heading out for a long‑distance move, our experienced crew will handle every detail, from careful packing to secure delivery, so you can focus on settling into your new space.
Moving In and Around Payne Springs
Payne Springs is on State Highway 198 on the east side of Cedar Creek Lake, south of Gun Barrel City in Henderson County. It is named for William K. Payne (1821-1877). If you live along SH 198 on the lake side, let us know about gate codes, narrow lanes or a steep drive when you book, so moving day goes to plan. Our crews also work in neighboring Gun Barrel City and Tool.
Lakefront and Off-Lake Homes in Payne Springs
Payne Springs has lakefront and off-lake properties along with residential, agricultural and business areas, so a move here can mean anything from a lake house to a place with acreage. The community was first known as Mallard Prairie. The Payne Springs Methodist Church and Cemetery, just south of SH 198 and FM 316, has served it since those early days, and the Mallard Prairie School once stood nearby.
Most Payne Springs students attend Mabank ISD, which opened Lakeview and Southside elementary schools in 1996 for the Cedar Creek Lake communities, and some areas attend Eustace ISD. The area has two water providers, East Cedar Creek Fresh Water Supply District and Payne Springs Water Supply Corp., and Waste Connections Lone Star collects garbage; there is no recycling service in the area. The city keeps a New Residents page with utilities, schools and county offices, and City Hall is at 19601 CR 2529.
