Portable Storage and Moving in El Paso, TX

6975 Market Ave
El Paso, TX 78155
1-800-722-5728
Monday-Friday: 8AM-10PM EST
Saturday: 8AM-10PM EST
Sunday: 9:30AM-6:30PM EST
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1-800-PACK-RAT Moving & Storage in El Paso, Texas

Serving locations including Fort Bliss, Sparks, Chaparral, Anthony, Las Cruces, Santa Teresa, Fort Hancock, Socorro, Holloman AFB and surrounding areas.  If you're looking for a moving and storage company near El Paso, we're here for you!

Moving to El Paso? Check Out These Top Spots:

1. El Paso Zoo - Set on 35 acres, the El Paso Zoo features four biomes to explore: Africa, Americas, Asia, and Chihuahuan Desert. Consider one of the top places for kids in El Paso, the El Paso Zoo is a terrific place to spend an afternoon at!

2. Franklin Mountains - Featuring 27,000 acres worth of land to explore and 100 miles of trail to walk, the Franklin Mountains tower over El Paso and provide an amazing opportunity for anyone who loves the great outdoors.

3. Crystal Gallery and Museum - This unique museum is an absolute must visit for anyone interested in geology or just loves unique and beautiful geodes and crystals. This museum features amazing geodes, fossils, and much more to view, and even sells unique minerals and stones if you find something you like.

Here Are Some Fun Facts About El Paso:

1. El Paso is considered the boot making capital of the world. With more than 10 major boot makers calling El Paso home, the city is known for its craftsmanship, producing everything from traditional cowboy boots to ornately crafted with unique styles. If you want authentically made cowboy boots, El Paso is the place to get your footwear from.

2. Known as "The Sun City," El Paso averages over 300 days of sunshine in a given year. El Paso is also the site of the annual Sun Bowl game, a college football bowl game that has been played every year since 1935, making is the second oldest played bowl game second only to the Rose Bowl.

3. The arrival and construction of railroad through the city of El Paso in 1881 is what is credited with the city being merely another small border town. At the time, the railroads gave El Paso a transcontinental identity and made the city a hub for connecting one half of the country to the other.

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"Every step of the way was followed exactly like your employees said. From the drop off and pickup to the delivery 800 miles away. Every day and time that you all said you would do something. It happened. I couldn’t be more pleased."

Mark O.

Elmendorf, TX

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