Movers in Alabaster, AL, One Interstate Run From Perimeter Park

Tunj Control Moving sends movers to Alabaster for houses, townhomes, apartments, and offices, from the Siluria mill district to the newer subdivisions off US 31. Our trucks leave Perimeter Park on US 280, take I-459 to I-65, and come off at exit 238, so every Alabaster job starts with one interstate run south. Behind that drive are more than 10,000 moves and furniture installations and more than 25 trained movers, each background-checked and in uniform. Customers have rated the work 4.8 stars across more than 200 Google reviews. We are licensed and insured, locally owned, and in our fifth year moving Birmingham-area households. As an Alabaster moving company, we handle local moves inside the city, moves to and from anywhere in Alabama, and long-distance moves to and from other states.

Alabaster Homes, From Siluria Mill Houses to Weatherly

Alabaster counted 33,284 residents in the 2020 census, and about 86.5 percent of its homes are owner-occupied, so most of the moves we run here are full houses. The housing falls into a few groups, and each one changes how moving day goes.

The Siluria Mill District

Siluria grew up around a textile mill that opened on Buck Creek in 1896, with a village of company houses built for its workers. The houses were sold to employees in 1965, Siluria became part of Alabaster in 1971, and the mill closed in 1979. City Hall and the Senior Center now stand on the old mill grounds. Some of the oldest homes in Alabaster are here, so we ask about doorways, porch steps, and room sizes on the first call and plan which furniture comes apart before it goes in.

Navajo Hills, Kentwood and the Established Subdivisions

Navajo Hills and Kentwood are older Alabaster subdivisions with mature trees and roomy lots. Low branches over a driveway or a long walk from the street decide where the truck parks, so we look at the drive during the estimate and send enough movers for the carry.

Weatherly, Grande View and the Newer Builds

Weatherly is one of the largest master-planned communities in Alabaster, and Grande View, including The Ledges, holds newer homes toward Maylene. Some Grande View addresses carry a Maylene mailing address, so send us the street address and we confirm the route. In newer homes we cover floors and door frames before the first piece comes in, and we build any flat-pack furniture that arrived ahead of you.

When Alabaster Movers Book Up

Alabaster City Schools split from Shelby County Schools on July 1, 2013. The district runs Creek View Elementary, Meadow View Elementary, Thompson Intermediate, Thompson Middle, and Thompson High. For the 2026-27 year, classes started on August 13, and the last day is May 26, 2027.

Families moving into the district try to land between those two dates, so late May through early August is the busiest stretch on our Alabaster calendar. If your kids are changing schools, book a June or July date as soon as you know your closing.

The rest of the year, weekends and the last days of each month fill first. For those dates, we recommend booking one to two weeks ahead. Midweek dates in the middle of the month are the easiest to get on short notice.

Getting Moving Trucks Into Alabaster: I-65, US 31 and Exit 238

I-65 is the spine of every Alabaster move. Our trucks reach the city at exit 238, where US 31 runs north and south through town and carries the Main Street Medical Mile. District 31, a 350,000 square foot retail project at Highway 31 and I-65, is still under construction, so we check the work around that interchange before move day and plan the approach to your street.

For a move from Alabaster up to Pelham, Hoover, or Birmingham, I-65 north is the direct route, and we time the load to miss the weekday rush toward the city. A move to Montgomery, about 69 miles south, runs straight down I-65.