Seamless Moving Services in Streetman, TX
At A1A Moving & Relocation, we specialize in providing hassle-free moving services for residents and businesses in Streetman, TX. Whether you’re moving locally or long-distance, our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring that your move is smooth, efficient, and stress-free. From packing to delivery, we handle every aspect of your move with precision and care.
Moving In and Around Streetman
Streetman sits on U.S. Highway 75 on the Freestone-Navarro county line, thirteen miles north of Fairfield. It began as a railroad station in 1905 and is named for Judge Sam Streetman, the surveyor who laid out the town. If your property is off US-75 down a county road, tell us about the access when you request a quote and we will match the truck to the road. For nearby moves, see our Fairfield movers.
Streetman, on the Freestone-Navarro County Line
Most of Streetman is in Freestone County, with about a third in Navarro County. Settlement began the year after the station opened, the post office from nearby Cade moved here in 1907, the Streetman Enterprise newspaper started in 1912, and the town was incorporated in 1914. Its busiest years were 1920 to 1940. First Baptist Church began as County Line Baptist Church in 1882 and moved into town in 1908, and the First Presbyterian Church was formed in 1912.
Streetman’s school district was annexed by Fairfield, so local students attend school there. The Tarrant Regional Water District, which runs Richland-Chambers Reservoir, lists its office in Streetman. City Hall is at 204 E. Main Street, and the city New Resident Resources page has sections for utilities, sanitation, water and schools.
