Conveyance Moving + Storage

Austin, United States

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Conveyance Moving & Storage provides responsible home, office, and commercial moving. Our green business practices and Austintatious ideals have made us an easy choice for Austinites looking for a moving company that they can trust. We can provide as little or as much help as you need; we have the equipment and capacity to efficiently move homes of any size and are properly insured to meet even the most stringent requirements of property management. Contact us today for more information!

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History

Established in 2011.

We are a homegrown moving company bringing greatness to the Austin moving scene. From our hands on approach, to our convenient storefront on Cesar Chavez, we’ve always understood that being a great moving company isn’t only about being great movers. It is our responsibility to be beneficial to our surrounding city and environment. We are Austinites, and though we’ve accepted that Austin may not always be the small town it once was, we intend to do our part to make sure it stays Austin. We support those things that bring about the change we want to see. We are members of The Austin Independent Business Alliance, and support local public radio programming as Business Circle sponsors of KUT and KUTX. Our ongoing contributions to the Nature Conservancy have a local impact, and have helped achieve amazing results, with more than 800,000 protected acres across the Lone Star State.

Meet the Business Owner

Alexander V.

Business Owner

I was lucky enough to have been born and raised in this great city, and have enjoyed all the variety Austin has to offer. As a youth, I spent summers racing sailboats on Lake Travis (when it was full), and became an Eagle Scout. I began moving furniture professionally by accident (the add I replied to didn’t mention it was for a moving company) in the spring of 2004. It turned out that with my work ethic, and love of physical labor, I was a natural. I worked my way through college at the University of Texas at Austin working for one of Austin’s oldest moving companies through the tenure of multiple owners. Several months after graduating, while out of town away from my young family, I realized that field archaeology kept too great of a distance between me and the ones I love. I put my experience as a mover, and my understanding of people to the test; creating a responsible moving company with a well rounded mission, a hands on approach, and an eye for constant improvement.