HOUMA · LA

Movers in Raceland, LA

Whatever needs to move in Raceland, it is our own crew and our own truck handling it front to back — the number Kim gives you up front is the number on the invoice, nothing added once the day starts.

  • Licensed, bonded & insured
  • Flat-rate quote, no deposit needed
  • Local & long-distance

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Raceland runs on sugarcane. From September through January the refinery works around the clock, cane trucks line LA-1, and the whole town’s rhythm shifts to grinding season. We plan Raceland moves around that calendar, because nobody wants a moving truck stuck behind a loaded cane trailer at 6am.

A refinery town along Bayou Lafourche

Most of the homes we move here sit in the older neighborhoods close to the mill or in the newer streets pushing out toward US-90. Owner Blaine Duplantis grew up hearing the refinery whistle from across the parish, so our crews know to route around cane-haul traffic rather than through it.

Homes closest to the mill often deal with cane residue and dust on outdoor furniture come harvest time, something we wipe down before it goes on the truck instead of packing it as-is. Families moving in ahead of grinding season also tend to want everything settled before the smell of boiling cane sets in over the neighborhood.

  • Homes near the Raceland sugar mill
  • Bayou Lafourche-side properties
  • New construction along the US-90 corridor

Moving during grinding season or the quieter months, either way our local moving crews know which roads to avoid at shift change.

Hurricane-season planning note: Houma sits where Bayou Terrebonne, Bayou Black, and the Houma Navigation Canal all come together, so our crews watch the tide charts and the low ground from Chauvin down to Dulac as closely as the weather report, and every truck carries extra tarps and moisture barriers for the humidity and the hurricane-season storms that roll off the Gulf from June through November.

What's Covered

  • Padding and banding for furniture corners and low-clearance pieces
  • A locked-in price confirmed the day before your move, not adjusted on arrival
  • Trucks scheduled around cane-haul traffic during grinding season
  • Loading and unloading crew sized to your home, not a flat headcount
  • Basic appliance disconnect for washers and dryers
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Our Services

A one-room load in Bayou Cane and a full house headed out to Atlanta both start with the same nine-service lineup and the same crew roster — nothing gets handed off partway through.

Our Range Of Services Includes

Local Houma Moves

Gray gets the same crew as Bayou Blue -- load it, drive it, set it down, done inside a day regardless of which end of the parish you're on.

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Long-Distance & Interstate Moves

Six lanes cover most of what leaves the state from here: Houston, Dallas, Atlanta, Jackson, Mobile, Memphis. Whoever wraps it at the yard rides along and carries it in at the other end.

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Residential Moves

A Schriever starter home and a bigger Bourg house get the exact same care -- nothing gets set down until you say where it goes.

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Apartment & Multi-Family Moves

Elevators booked, move-in windows confirmed -- our crews have worked enough Thibodaux and Raceland complexes to know the routine before we ever knock.

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Full-Service Packing

Glassware, mirrors, electronics -- everything gets wrapped against the humidity before it's boxed, whether that's one room in Chauvin or a whole house in Dulac.

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Short-Term Storage

Waiting out a closing date in Cut Off or riding out hurricane season before Golden Meadow's ready -- either way, the storage stays dry until you need it back.

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Piano Moving

Raised camp in Montegut, slab house in Gibson, doesn't matter -- moving an upright or a baby grand across the bayou just takes the right straps and a crew that's done it before.

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Labor-Only Load/Unload Help

Got the truck already for a Larose or Bayou Cane move? We'll send the muscle to load or unload it on your schedule -- you keep the wheel.

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Senior & Retirement Moves

A Thibodaux or Raceland downsize doesn't get rushed here -- we go room by room, at whatever pace actually works for the household.

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How A Job Actually Runs

What To Expect

A Houma move breaks down into four stages, start to finish — here is what each one looks like.

1

Kim Walks The Job With You

Most of it happens over the phone — stairs, a stilt-house landing, storm-season flexibility, whatever's actually in the house — before she puts a number to it.

2

Jerome Locks In The Paperwork

Coverage, certificate of insurance if a leasing office needs one, and the final number all get confirmed before the crew is dispatched, not worked out after the fact.

3

Wade Or Dominic Runs The Crew

Whichever one is on your job, furniture gets wrapped before anything is carried through a doorway, stairwell, or stilt-house ramp.

4

Setup, Not Just A Drop-Off

Beds get reassembled, boxes land in the room they're labeled for, and the crew takes the packing debris with them on the way out.

Running Terrebonne Parish Since 2013

Why Houma Keeps Booking Us

Same Crew Chiefs, Year After Year

Wade has run the long-distance side since 2014 and Dominic has led local jobs since 2017 — ask either one about a route or a neighborhood and they'll know it firsthand, not from a training binder.

Stilt Houses And Storm Season Are Normal Here

A piano down a raised staircase, a closing date that slips because of a storm watch, a driveway that floods after a hard rain — none of that throws off the schedule, because it's what most weeks look like in Terrebonne Parish.

Our crew loading a truck in Houma
Leaving LA?

One Crew, Start To Finish

Wade's crew loads the truck on Barrow Street and is still the one unloading it whether the drop-off is a short hop to Mobile or the two-day haul up to Atlanta.

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Renee Or Kim Answers, Not A Queue

Ready To Book Your Houma-Thibodaux Move?

Tell the office what's moving and when, and you'll have a flat number before you hang up in most cases — even if a storm forecast means we're rebuilding half the week's schedule at the same time.

Testimonials

What Our Clients Say

★★★★★

“Wade's crew moved us from our old rental in Gray to a house out near Schriever and didn't waste a minute. Every piece of furniture got wrapped before it left the truck.”

Cheryl DomingueGray · Google
★★★★★

“Blaine drove our load himself all the way to Atlanta for my wife's new job. Everything showed up two days later without so much as a scratch on the dresser.”

Tyler GuilbeauBayou Blue · Google
★★★★

“Good crew for our Thibodaux apartment move, careful with everything and right on time. Only ding is the quote came in a little low once they saw how many boxes we actually had.”

Ashley ToupsThibodaux · Yelp
Before You Call

Questions We Get Most

Bayou Moving answers these on nearly every call from Houma, LA.

Does grinding season affect scheduling for a Raceland move?

It can — cane-haul truck traffic gets heavy on LA-1 and near the mill from September through January, so we build extra travel time into moves during that stretch.

Can you move a home close to the sugar mill without disrupting mill traffic?

Yes, we stage our truck to stay clear of the cane-haul routes and time loading around shift changes when needed.

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Working Hours

Mon–Sat 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Sun by appointment

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