Houston-area RV moving
Houston: Need your RV moved?
I Tow RV Mover handles moving RVs in Harris and surrounding counties so you don't have to. Tell us where your RV is and where it needs to go, and we'll send you a quote.
Or text us at (409) 502-1151
Across the RV park or across Texas, we’ll move it.
Message us for a quoteHow it works
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1. Send a message
Message us on Facebook. Tell us where your RV is, where it's going, and what kind of RV it is.
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2. Get your quote
We'll reply with a price for your move. Moves start at $250, and the final quote depends on the job.
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3. We move it
We pick up your RV and move it where it needs to go.
Questions people ask
How much does it cost to move a trailer?
Moves start at $250. The final price depends on the distance, the size and type of trailer, and what condition it’s in. Message us on Facebook or text (409) 502-1151 for a quote.
What do you need from me to give a quote?
Tell us where the trailer is, where it’s going, what kind of trailer it is (travel trailer or fifth wheel), and roughly how long it is. Photos help. If it hasn’t moved in a while, tell us that too, and mention anything you know is stuck or broken.
Do you move both travel trailers and fifth wheels?
Yes. We move travel trailers and fifth wheels. If you have something else, message us and we’ll tell you if we can move it.
How far will you move my trailer?
Across the RV park or across Texas. We’re based in the Houston area.
Can you move a trailer that hasn’t moved in years?
Yes. We get trailers that have been sitting for years ready for the road, then move them. Tell us how long it has been parked and what you know about its condition.
What if my slide-outs are stuck?
Stuck slides are common on trailers that have sat for a long time, and we can get them free and made ready to move. A slide that won’t close can’t travel, so tell us about it when you message.
What else can keep a long-parked trailer from being ready to tow?
A trailer that has sat for years can have more than one problem: old or flat tires, seized brakes or wheel bearings, lights that don’t work, stuck jacks and stabilizers, and doors or latches that won’t release. Message us with what you’re seeing and we’ll tell you what it takes to get it road-ready.
How should I get my trailer ready for move day?
Take down anything outside that could blow loose, like awnings and mats, and secure or remove loose items inside. Disconnect power, water, and sewer if you can. If you’re not sure how, tell us when you message.
Can you move my trailer to a campground, storage lot, or my property?
Yes. Tell us where it’s going and what the spot is like, such as gates, tight turns, or soft ground, so we can plan the move.
How soon can you move my trailer?
Message us with the date you need and we’ll tell you what’s open. If your trailer needs work before it can travel, tell us up front so we can plan for it.