Schertz-Cibolo-Converse Movers
Schertz, Cibolo and Converse surround Randolph Air Force Base on San Antonio's northeast side, part of the cluster of towns known as the Randolph Metrocom. Randolph opened in 1931, earned the nickname "the Showplace of the Air Force" for its Spanish Colonial Revival buildings, and in 2010 became part of Joint Base San Antonio. Schertz is the largest of the three, with 42,002 residents at the 2020 census. Cibolo more than doubled between 2010 and 2020, from 15,349 people to 32,276, and Converse counted 27,466. Condor Moving Systems is a woman-owned mover that has served Texas military families and civilians since 2003, using only our own crews and trucks. We handle local moves in the Metrocom, military moves on and off JBSA-Randolph, and long-distance moves to other Texas cities and other states.
Moves across Schertz, Cibolo and Converse · Out-of-state and cross-Texas moves · Packing add-on · Crating · Storage · Office relocation
USDOT 1126171 · MC 458180 · TxDMV 006041428C
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What local moves cost in Schertz, Cibolo and Converse
Moves within the area are hourly: two movers and a truck start at $175 an hour. There is a four-hour minimum, made up of three hours of labor and a one-hour trip charge, the same terms as on our San Antonio movers page. You get a binding estimate before move day with the crew, the truck and the total. The foreman reviews the inventory with you first, and anything added gets a revised estimate you sign before loading. A move from base housing to a house in Cibolo, or from Converse to Schertz, is priced the same way.
Military moves near JBSA-Randolph
Many households here move on orders. Here is how we fit in, in plain terms. When a household goods shipment is government-funded, the transportation service provider is assigned through the Department of Defense moving program; you don't pick the mover. Condor does origin and destination services on government-funded shipments for prime providers. What you can book with us directly is a personally procured move (PPM), a partial PPM or a move you arrange yourself, and that is where most of our military work happens. Your installation transportation office can confirm which applies to you.
- Weight tickets. A PPM is reimbursed on certified empty and loaded weight tickets from a public scale. We weigh before and after loading and give you both tickets with the inventory.
- Gate access. Movers need to be vetted and sponsored before they can drive onto JBSA-Randolph. Send us your sponsor details with the estimate request so access is arranged in advance.
- Base housing. Privatized housing sets its own move-in windows and truck rules. Those come from the housing office, so send us both sets of rules.
- Storage between assignments. Storage is inventoried and palletized so it can be released in stages or held until you get back.
Our military movers page covers PCS planning, report dates and the installations we serve across Texas. You can read more about the base's history on Wikipedia's Randolph Air Force Base page.
Schertz
The town is named for the Alsatian family that settled here in the 1840s. It was once called "Cibolo Pit" and then "Cut Off", because the settlement was cut off when Cibolo Creek flooded. Schertz incorporated in 1958, and its original center is in Guadalupe County, but the city now extends north into Comal County and south into Bexar. Part of the Randolph base property is inside Schertz. Most homes are in Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, and the newer subdivisions along FM 3009 and toward I-35 often have HOA rules on truck parking.
Cibolo and Converse
Cibolo sits on the north side of Cibolo Creek in western Guadalupe County, and new subdivisions off FM 78 and FM 1103 account for much of its growth. Expect new-build streets, builder walkthroughs and closing dates that can move. If a closing slips, we can store your things until you have the keys. Converse is in Bexar County, about 15 miles northeast of downtown San Antonio. Loop 1604 runs along its eastern edge and separates the city from the base, and most of Converse is in Judson ISD. I-35 through this corridor has been under major construction, so we allow extra time for lane shifts.
Packing, storage and office moves
Every move includes pads and wrapping for furniture, plus taking apart and reassembling beds, tables and other bolted pieces. Particleboard and flat-pack furniture are not taken apart. Packing is an add-on priced separately, and we crate glass, marble and framed pieces. Storage is available at our Fort Worth or Houston location and is billed monthly. We move offices on evenings and weekends for an extra charge, and we tell you that charge when you book. See our packing and crating, moving and storage and office movers pages. Civilian transferees whose employer pays can have us bill employers and relocation management companies directly.
Long-distance and PCS moves
Condor has its own interstate authority and does not broker moves, so the crew that loads you in Schertz, Cibolo or Converse is the crew that delivers.
- Out-of-state moves are priced by the volume of the shipment and start at $1,200, on a binding estimate.
- Moves within Texas, such as to Houston, Austin or Fort Worth, are billed by the hour.
- Delivery windows are planned around your report date, and storage in transit can cover the gap.
- Common PCS routes from here include Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia and Colorado. The full list is on our long-distance movers page.
Each interstate estimate comes with the federal booklet Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move.
Licenses and valuation
Condor is licensed under USDOT 1126171, MC-458180 and TxDMV 006041428C. Released value protection is included at no cost and pays 60 cents per pound per article. You can add full value protection through Baker International. The FMCSA's Protect Your Move page lists what to check before hiring a mover. Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM CT.
Also near San Antonio: our New Braunfels and Boerne pages, and the full Texas local movers list.
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Schertz-Cibolo-Converse movers FAQ
How much does a local move in Schertz or Cibolo cost?
From $175 an hour for two movers and a truck, with a four-hour minimum: three hours of labor plus a one-hour trip charge, on a binding estimate. Out-of-state moves start at $1,200 and are priced by volume.
Can I choose Condor for my government-funded PCS shipment?
Not directly. On a government-funded shipment the mover is assigned through the DoD moving program. You can book us directly for a PPM, a partial PPM or a move you arrange yourself.
Do you provide weight tickets for a PPM?
Yes. We get certified empty and loaded weight tickets from a public scale and give them to you with the inventory.
Can you get onto JBSA-Randolph?
Yes, with access arranged ahead of time. Send your sponsor details and the installation with your estimate request, and allow time for vetting.
Can you store my things during a deployment?
Yes. Storage is inventoried and palletized at our Fort Worth or Houston location, billed monthly, and can be released in stages.
Do you need to visit my home for an estimate?
No. Most estimates are done by Zoom walkthrough, or from an inventory you go over with us by phone.
How far ahead should I book?
Book at least two weeks ahead for local and long-distance moves. The summer PCS season and month-end dates fill first, so book earlier if your orders allow.
Get your Schertz-Cibolo-Converse local or long-distance estimate
Tell us your address in Schertz, Cibolo or Converse, where you are going, even if it is out of state, and whether the move is a PPM. We'll walk through it on Zoom and send a binding estimate.