Movers in Spring Hill, TN for New Builds, Townhomes and Resale Homes

Spring Hill grew from 29,036 residents in 2010 to 50,005 in 2020. New homes are a big part of that growth. About 38 percent of recent closings were new construction or to-be-built homes.

Builder Phases Still Under Way

Harvest Point, off Cleburne Road on the Maury County side, began in 2018 and spans more than 16 phases. Builders such as D.R. Horton, Toll Brothers, and Ryan Homes are active in Spring Hill subdivisions. In a phase still under construction, ask your builder where a moving truck can park, since lots near yours may still be active job sites.

HOA Dues and Move-Day Rules

Many newer Spring Hill subdivisions charge HOA dues of roughly $30 to $125 a month. Some older neighborhoods and rural properties have no HOA at all. Before move day, read your HOA rules for truck parking, move hours, and portable containers, and send us anything that limits where the truck can sit.

Street Parking Under City Code

Spring Hill Ordinance 12-21 bars commercial vehicles from parking on residential streets for more than three days in a row. Vehicles actively serving a home, including moving vans, are excluded. Your HOA may still set its own rules for the street in front of your house.

Maury County or Williamson County

Spring Hill sits in both counties. The northern and eastern parts fall in Williamson County, and the southern and western parts fall in Maury County. Some streets straddle the line, so check which county your new address is in for property taxes and school zoning.