184 movers in Old Hickory
"Walter Smith is a petty thief. Just a horrible person preying on consumers. This is not an opinion, it is fact. No trucks. No license. No insurance. No office. No movers just day laborers off the street."
"They dropped my very expensive OLED tv and then basically pushed me off to a wink, wink "independent" company to file a claim. The Zip Customer Service Team could not help me. They offered me $30 for a $1,400 television that they dropped. This is ..."
"Gary and crew very professional, courteous, knowledgeable and efficient. Turned a stressful day enjoyable! Highly recommend, and I'll tell anyone that wants to listen!"
"I have lived through five professional moves in my career. This one was from Georgia to Florida. They picked up (& packed) my belongings on June 10. They cracked my 54” TV, the severely dented the dresser in an expensive bedroom suite, broke my se..."
"I had an excellent experience with Pierre, Craig, and Levi from Southeast Van Lines! They were incredibly professional, efficient, and friendly from start to finish. They arrived on time, handled all of my belongings with care, and made the entire..."
"Do NOT trust this company! They work as partners but steal your money for nothing! They give you a quote take your license then charge your bank over $900 plus for nothing! BEWARE prey on elderly! They quoted me $1400.00 on phone ask for 300.00..."
"Do not use this company and report them immediately. These people are criminals operating a scam moving company. They are interstate so using different addresses and fake names in each state so they never actually can get tracked down. Report them..."
"The Green Truck Moving Company (TGTMC) refuses to work with us regarding broken furniture that was supposed to be covered under their insurance. We contracted The Green Truck Moving Company (TGTMC) for our move on 12/6/19. Our dining room table an..."
"I arranged to have my home and another person's home moved on one day (same day). These movers talked a good game on the phone then COMPLETELY BLEW BOTH OF US OFF!! Didn't show up, didn't call to say why, didn't take my calls after, no explanati..."
"• A broker only – not actual freight carrier. • They saw a handicapped individual as an easy mark. • If I knew they were going to entrust my belongings to such a subcontractor I would have gone elsewhere. • Either salesman (John W) lied or t..."
What to know when moving to Old Hickory, TN
Old Hickory at a Glance
- The Vibe:
- A community with 39.8% of residents holding a bachelor's degree and 20.6% renting.
- The Major Draw:
- The median household income is $87,450, which provides a comfortable living standard.
- The Reality Check:
- With a 0.0% public transit commute share, you will need a car to get around.
- Top Tip:
- Budget for $1,427/month in rent, which is the median gross rent in the area.
The 'Vibe' Check: Who Thrives Here?
Old Hickory has a population of 22,539, and the community leans towards homeownership with 79.4% of residents owning their homes. The median home value is $347,500, indicating a relatively stable housing market. The area also has a low poverty rate of 7.1%, suggesting a financially secure community. However, with 0.0% of commuters using public transit, it is essential to have a vehicle to navigate the area.
Probably not your spot if: You are looking for strong public transit options, as you will need a car for mobility.
Your Money: Housing & Cost Snapshot
- The median gross rent is $1,427, while the median owner-occupied home value is $347,500, indicating a moderately priced housing market.
- 39.8% of residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, contributing to a well-educated community.
- The poverty rate is 7.1%, reflecting a relatively low level of economic hardship.
- 20.6% of households are renters, implying a strong ownership presence in the area.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Data Profiles.
Crime & Safety: What the Numbers Say
Tennessee's crime rates provide a perspective on safety in the area. The state has seen significant decreases in crime rates over the last few years.
- Violent crime: 493.3 per 100k residents, which is 51.6% higher than the national rate of 325.3 per 100k.
- Property crime: 1,650.1 per 100k residents, slightly above the national average of 1,546.9 per 100k.
- Notable trend: The homicide rate has decreased by 30.3% since 2022.
Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer (state-level summarized data for Tennessee).
Schools & Higher Ed
Access to education in the area is notable, with 30 postsecondary institutions nearby, including several well-known colleges and universities. Some nearby options include:
- Belmont University (Nashville)
- Fisk University (Nashville)
- American Baptist College (Nashville)
- Master's Barber & Styling College (Old Hickory)
Source: ArcGIS Postsecondary School Locations, NCES + U.S. Dept. of Education College Scorecard.
Weather & Getting Outside
While specific climate data is unavailable, there are several parks and outdoor places worth visiting nearby:
- Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park - 4.7 stars (4,198 reviews)
- Long Hunter State Park - 4.7 stars (1,633 reviews)
- Cedar Hill Park - 4.4 stars (1,877 reviews)
- Moss-Wright Park - 4.7 stars (1,652 reviews)
Source: Google Places API.