Shipping, Postal & Moving in Hendersonville, NC
Between changing your address, shipping the last few boxes, and hiring help for moving day, the logistics of a move can feel like a full-time job. Here’s where to go and who to call once you’re settled in Henderson County.
Post Offices & Mail
The main Hendersonville post office is at 1800 Four Seasons Blvd, Suite 11, open Monday through Friday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday mornings until noon. A second, smaller branch serves the Naples area at 121 South Naples Road. Both handle general mail, package pickup, PO boxes, and money orders — plan on the Four Seasons location for anything beyond routine mail, since it has the fuller service counter.
Packing & Shipping Services
For FedEx and UPS, you don’t have to drive into Asheville. Hendersonville has several authorized ship centers, including Mail Box & Pack on Thompson Street and Printville on South Main Street, both of which pack, box, and ship for you if you’d rather not do it yourself. The UPS Store also has a Hendersonville location for shipping, printing, and mailbox rental if you need a permanent address before your move is final.
Local Moving Companies
Hendersonville has a good bench of local movers who know the area’s older homes, narrow driveways, and hilly streets — worth using over a national chain if your move is local or regional. Carolina Pack N Go and Beaty Brothers Moving are two well-reviewed, locally owned options, and Dry Ridge Moving covers both local and long-distance jobs. Expect local movers to charge by the hour, with a two-person crew running around $100–$110 an hour in this market.
Truck Rentals & Storage
If you’re handling the move yourself, U-Haul Moving & Storage of Hendersonville on Airport Road rents trucks and trailers and also operates a climate-controlled self-storage facility on-site. A second Hendersonville location on Keith Street offers additional drive-up storage units if you need somewhere to stash belongings between closing dates.
The Bottom Line
None of this is complicated, but it’s easier to know before move week than to figure out while you’re standing in a driveway full of boxes. Get your mail forwarded early, book movers a few weeks out if you can, and know that anything you can’t ship yourself is a short drive away.
