Complete Guide to Moving to Haw River NC

Haw River, North Carolina is a charming small town of approximately 2,500 residents nestled in Alamance County along the banks of its namesake river, situated at the crossroads of the Piedmont Triad and the Research Triangle. With a rich textile and industrial heritage, affordable property, and a strategic location between Burlington, Graham, and Mebane — all within easy reach of Greensboro, Chapel Hill, and Durham — Haw River offers the rare combination of genuine small-town character and metropolitan convenience. For newcomers seeking affordability, a tight-knit community, and access to the employment and amenities of the broader NC Piedmont without big-city prices, Haw River is a well-kept secret worth discovering.

This comprehensive moving guide covers everything you need to know about relocating to Haw River — from neighborhoods and cost of living to schools, utilities, healthcare, dining, and self-storage solutions for your move.

Quick Facts:

Population: approximately 2,500 (Haw River town limits); larger Alamance County area approx. 175,000
Located in Alamance County — between Burlington and Mebane
Convenient access to I-40/I-85 interchange — a major regional crossroads
Approximately 25 miles from both Greensboro and Chapel Hill
Rich textile and industrial heritage
Home to the historic Haw River Ballroom music venue
Cost of living well below North Carolina and national averages
Named for the Haw River, a tributary of the Cape Fear River

1. WHY CHOOSE HAW RIVER?

Strategic Location at a Regional Crossroads

Haw River sits at one of North Carolina's most strategically valuable crossroads — the confluence of I-40 and I-85 near the Alamance/Orange County line. From Haw River, you can reach Burlington in 10 minutes, Graham in 8 minutes, Mebane in 10 minutes, Chapel Hill/Carrboro in 25 minutes, Durham in 30 minutes, and Greensboro in 30 minutes. For people who work somewhere in the Piedmont corridor but want to live affordably and quietly, Haw River's geography is nearly perfect.

Exceptional Affordability

Haw River offers some of the most affordable housing in Alamance County — itself already more affordable than the adjacent Triangle or Triad metros. The combination of genuinely low home prices, reasonable property taxes, and proximity to major employment centers creates real financial opportunity for buyers priced out of Chapel Hill, Durham, or Greensboro markets.

Small-Town Character

With a population of roughly 2,500, Haw River has retained the close-knit character of a historic mill town. Neighbors know each other. Community events draw families from across the area. Local institutions — churches, civic organizations, the farmers market — form the social fabric that many Americans seek but rarely find so close to major metros.

The Haw River Trail and Natural Beauty

The Haw River itself is an underrated gem of the NC Piedmont — a free-flowing river popular with kayakers, canoeists, and anglers that has been the subject of significant conservation efforts. The Haw River Trail, a long-distance trail being developed along the river from Forsyth County to Jordan Lake, passes through Haw River and creates exceptional outdoor recreation access right in the community's backyard.

Cultural Heritage and Arts Scene

The Haw River Ballroom — housed in a renovated 1920s textile mill on the Haw River — has become one of the most beloved independent music venues in North Carolina, drawing acclaimed artists across all genres. This cultural anchor is unusual for a town of Haw River's size and speaks to the creative community that has taken root here.

2. NEIGHBORHOODS AND COMMUNITIES IN HAW RIVER

Haw River is a small municipality within Alamance County. Most of the residential development is within the town limits or in unincorporated areas immediately adjacent. The surrounding communities of Graham, Burlington, and Mebane provide additional neighborhood options for people who consider Haw River their community hub.

Historic Downtown and Mill District

The heart of Haw River is a walkable historic district centered on E. Harden Street, with late 19th and early 20th century commercial buildings, the former textile mill complex now home to the Haw River Ballroom, and a mix of residential properties ranging from historic Victorian-era homes to modest mid-century cottages.

Downtown/Mill District Features:

Authentic historic architecture with genuine character
Close-knit neighborhood where residents know their neighbors
Walking distance to Haw River Ballroom and town amenities
Mix of affordable historic homes and renovated properties
Access to the Haw River Trail
Active community organizations and local events

Residential Neighborhoods Near Highway 54 Corridor

NC Highway 54 runs through the Haw River area connecting Burlington to the west and Chapel Hill/Mebane to the east. Residential neighborhoods along and near this corridor — many developed in the 1970s–2000s — provide solid family housing with good access to both Haw River's amenities and the broader regional highway network.

Highway 54 Corridor Features:

Well-established single-family homes on larger lots
Good access to I-40/I-85 for commuters
Reasonable property prices with room for appreciation
Close to 10 Federal Storage, grocery, and everyday services in Graham and Burlington
Mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals attracted by affordability

Rural Properties and Small Farms

Alamance County's agricultural heritage means rural properties with acreage are available near Haw River at prices well below comparable rural properties in Orange or Wake Counties. If you're looking for land, a small farm, or a property with room for horses or large gardens, the Haw River area warrants serious exploration.

Nearby Communities

Graham — Alamance County seat, approximately 8 minutes west; offers additional amenities, the county government center, and growing retail

Burlington — Approximately 12 minutes west; Alamance County's largest city with major retail, dining, and employment options

Mebane — Approximately 10 minutes east; one of NC's fastest-growing small cities with significant retail development and proximity to the Research Triangle

Gibsonville — Small community approximately 15 minutes northwest with its own neighborhood character and Alamance County Schools

3. COST OF LIVING IN HAW RIVER

Haw River offers some of the most compelling cost-of-living values in the North Carolina Piedmont. The combination of very low housing costs and proximity to major metro employment makes this one of the region's best-value locations for working families and first-time buyers.

Cost of Living Comparison (National Average = 100)

Overall Cost of Living: 84 (approximately 16% below national average)
Housing: 70 (30% below national average)
Groceries: 97 (near national average)
Utilities: 93 (7% below national average)
Transportation: 90 (10% below national average)
Healthcare: 91 (9% below national average)

What These Numbers Mean for You

Haw River's housing costs are particularly striking — roughly 30% below the national average and dramatically lower than the Triangle's Orange County, which borders Alamance to the east. A budget that might buy a starter condo in Chapel Hill can purchase a solid three-bedroom home in Haw River with a yard and garage. For remote workers or those with flexible commuting needs, this arbitrage is significant.

Monthly Budget Estimates

Single Person Renter — Approximately $2,800/month

Housing (rent): $750
Groceries: $370
Utilities: $160
Transportation: $350
Healthcare: $110
Other expenses: $1,060

Family of Four (Homeowner) — Approximately $5,600/month

Housing (mortgage, taxes, insurance): $1,350
Groceries: $1,050
Utilities: $360
Transportation: $700
Healthcare: $340
Other expenses: $1,800

4. HOUSING MARKET OVERVIEW

The Haw River Rental Market

The rental market in Haw River proper is modest given the town's size, but the broader Alamance County rental market — particularly in Graham and Burlington — provides ample options nearby. Rental prices throughout Alamance County are among the most affordable in the NC Piedmont.

Average Rental Rates in the Area:

1-Bedroom Apartments: $700 – $950/month
2-Bedroom Apartments/Homes: $900 – $1,250/month
3-Bedroom Homes: $1,100 – $1,600/month
4-Bedroom Homes: $1,400 – $1,900/month

Home Buying in Haw River

Haw River and Alamance County represent excellent value for homebuyers. Properties in Haw River itself tend to be older stock with significant character and renovation potential. Newer construction is more prevalent in Graham, Mebane, and suburban Burlington.

Median Home Prices in Haw River: $175,000 – $230,000

Price Ranges:

Fixer-uppers and starter homes: $100,000 – $175,000
Updated mid-range homes: $175,000 – $290,000
Larger family homes and newer construction: $280,000 – $425,000
Rural acreage properties: $250,000 – $600,000+ depending on land and improvements

Property Taxes in Alamance County / Haw River

Alamance County property tax rate: approximately $0.60 per $100 of assessed value (county); Town of Haw River adds a small municipal rate, bringing combined rate to approximately $0.75 per $100.

Example: On a $200,000 home, annual property taxes run approximately $1,500 — very affordable by NC standards.

5. SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION

Alamance-Burlington School System (ABSS)

The Alamance-Burlington School System is the primary public school district serving Haw River and Alamance County, with approximately 21,000 students across more than 40 schools.

Schools Serving Haw River Area:

Haw River Elementary School — The local elementary school serving Haw River community families
Western Alamance Middle School — Serves the western Alamance area
Southern Alamance High School — Major high school for the southern part of the county
Western Alamance High School — Serves western communities including areas near Haw River

District Highlights:

Advanced Placement courses at the high school level
Career and Technical Education programs
Arts, music, and athletics programs
Special education and gifted/talented services
Dual enrollment opportunities with Alamance Community College

Private and Alternative Education

Several faith-based schools in the Burlington/Graham area
Alamance Community College Early College High School
Burlington-area charter school options

Higher Education

Alamance Community College (ACC) — Located in Graham, ACC offers associate degrees, certificates, and workforce training programs in a wide range of fields. Affordable tuition and strong local employer partnerships make ACC an excellent starting point for many residents.

Elon University — Located 10 minutes west in Elon, this nationally recognized private liberal arts university offers undergraduate and graduate programs in a beautiful campus setting. Elon's presence enriches the entire Alamance County community with cultural events, athletic programming, and a highly educated workforce pipeline.

NC A&T State University and UNC Greensboro — Both accessible within approximately 30 minutes, offering comprehensive university options for Haw River residents pursuing four-year or graduate degrees.

6. EMPLOYMENT AND ECONOMY

Economic Overview

Haw River's economy is embedded within Alamance County's broader industrial and commercial base, which has evolved from its textile heritage to a diversified mix of manufacturing, healthcare, education, distribution, and services. The town's exceptional I-40/I-85 access makes it attractive for logistics and distribution operations, and the proximity to both the Research Triangle and the Triad means residents have access to employment in both major metro areas.

Major Employers in the Haw River/Alamance County Area

Elon University — One of the county's major employers and a significant economic driver
Cone Health — Major healthcare system with facilities throughout the county
Alamance Regional Medical Center — Full-service hospital in Burlington
LabCorp — Headquartered in Burlington; major employer in the healthcare and diagnostics sector
Walmart and Target Distribution Centers — Major logistics employers along the I-40/I-85 corridor
Alamance-Burlington School System — Large public sector employer throughout the county
Manufacturing sector — Multiple manufacturing plants continue to operate in the county

Remote Work Opportunities

Haw River's location makes it an increasingly attractive base for remote workers. The combination of very low housing costs and broad high-speed internet availability (via Spectrum and other providers) means remote workers from Triangle or Triad-based companies can achieve significant quality-of-life gains by locating in Haw River while maintaining their existing positions.

7. TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS

Getting Around

Haw River's most important transportation feature is its exceptional highway access. The I-40/I-85 interchange lies just minutes from the town center, making Haw River one of the best-connected small communities in the NC Piedmont. NC-54 and NC-49 provide additional local connectivity.

Key Commute Times from Haw River:

To Burlington: approximately 10 minutes
To Graham: approximately 8 minutes
To Mebane: approximately 10 minutes
To Chapel Hill/Carrboro: approximately 25 minutes via I-40
To Durham: approximately 30 minutes via I-40
To Greensboro: approximately 30 minutes via I-40/I-85
To Raleigh: approximately 50 minutes via I-40

Public Transportation

Alamance County Area Transit (ACAT) provides demand-responsive public transportation throughout Alamance County, including service connecting Haw River with Burlington and Graham. Service is primarily useful for medical appointments and essential trips for those without vehicles. Most Haw River residents rely on personal vehicles for daily transportation.

Air Travel

Haw River's central location between two major metro areas provides excellent airport access:

Piedmont Triad International Airport (GSO) — approximately 35 minutes west
Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) — approximately 45 minutes east
Charlotte Douglas International Airport (CLT) — approximately 80 minutes south

8. SELF-STORAGE SOLUTIONS IN HAW RIVER

Why Storage Matters in Haw River

Whether you're moving to Haw River from a larger home and need to downsize gradually, transitioning between lease terms, decluttering a historic home for sale, or simply need extra space for seasonal items, self-storage is a practical resource in this part of Alamance County.

Common storage needs for Haw River area residents include:

Transitional storage between closing dates or during home renovations
Storing furniture and belongings that don't fit in a new, smaller home
Business inventory for the many small business owners and contractors in the area
Seasonal storage for recreational equipment, holiday items, and off-season clothing
Students from nearby Elon University or UNC campuses needing summer storage

Haw River's humid subtropical climate — hot summers, moderate humidity, occasional ice storms in winter — makes climate-controlled storage an important consideration for protecting wood furniture, electronics, photographs, and other temperature-sensitive items.

Choose 10 Federal Storage — Convenient Storage for Haw River Residents

10 Federal Storage's Haw River facility on Bakatsias Lane is conveniently accessible from I-40/I-85 and NC-54, serving residents of Haw River, Mebane, Burlington, Graham, and the surrounding Alamance County area.

Why 10 Federal Storage?

State-of-the-Art Security Features:

24/7 video surveillance monitoring the entire facility
Secure gated access with personalized entry codes
Well-lit property for safe access during morning or evening hours
Individual unit access tracking

Climate-Controlled Units Available:

Alamance County's warm, humid summers and occasional cold snaps make climate control a smart investment for sensitive belongings, including:

Wood furniture and antiques
Electronics and appliances
Important documents and photographs
Musical instruments
Clothing and textiles
Collectibles and artwork

Flexible Unit Sizes:

Small units (5x5, 5x10) — Perfect for seasonal items, small furniture, or business files
Medium units (10x10, 10x15) — Ideal for apartment contents or a garage cleanout
Large units (10x20, 10x30) — Suitable for the full contents of a family home or business inventory

Month-to-Month Flexibility:

No long-term contracts required
Rent month-to-month with easy online account management
Competitive rates with no hidden fees

Contact 10 Federal Storage — Haw River

Address: 1579 Bakatsias Lane, Haw River, NC 27258
Phone: (919) 568-1080
Website: Rent or reserve your unit online

9. UTILITIES AND SERVICES

Electric Service

Provider: Duke Energy Progress
Phone: 1-800-452-2777
Website: www.duke-energy.com

Duke Energy Progress serves most of Alamance County including Haw River. Contact them 5–7 business days before move-in to establish service.

Average Monthly Costs: $100 – $150 (varies by season, home size, and heating system)

Heating Fuel Note: Most homes in Haw River and Alamance County use electric heat pumps. Some older homes use natural gas for heating and water heating, while a small number use propane (typically in rural areas without gas line access). Confirm your home's heating system before closing or signing a lease.

Natural Gas Service

Provider: Dominion Energy North Carolina (formerly PSNC Energy)
Phone: 1-877-776-2427
Website: www.dominionenergy.com

Natural gas service is available in parts of Haw River and the surrounding communities. Gas lines do not serve all properties; rural lots often use propane. Confirm availability at your specific address.

Average Monthly Costs: $35 – $90 (seasonal; higher in winter for heat)

Water and Sewer Services

Provider: Town of Haw River Public Works
Phone: (336) 578-0660
Website: www.hawrivernc.com

Town of Haw River provides water and sewer service for properties within town limits. Properties in unincorporated Alamance County may be served by Alamance County or have private wells and septic systems — confirm at the time of purchase or lease.

Average Monthly Costs: $40 – $65 for water and sewer combined

Trash and Recycling

The Town of Haw River provides curbside trash collection. Recycling is available through Alamance County's solid waste program. Residents in unincorporated areas may need to use Alamance County's convenience centers for recycling drop-off or contract with a private hauler.

Internet and Cable Television

Available Providers:

Spectrum (Charter Communications)

Cable internet available throughout most of Haw River and surrounding areas
Speeds from 300 Mbps to 1 Gbps

Brightspeed

DSL and fiber internet where available

Starlink

Satellite internet — an excellent option for rural properties outside cable/fiber coverage areas

10. HEALTHCARE FACILITIES IN HAW RIVER

Haw River residents have access to quality healthcare through facilities in Burlington, Graham, and the broader Piedmont Triad and Triangle regions.

Hospitals

Alamance Regional Medical Center
Address: 1240 Huffman Mill Road, Burlington, NC 27215
Phone: (336) 538-7000

Full-service acute care hospital serving Alamance County
Part of the Cone Health system
24/7 Emergency Department
Surgical services, cardiac care, maternity, imaging, and rehabilitation
Approximately 15–20 minutes from Haw River

UNC Hospitals (Chapel Hill) — Approximately 25 minutes east via I-40; world-class academic medical center for complex and specialty care.

Moses Cone Hospital (Greensboro) — Major regional medical center approximately 30 minutes west.

Urgent Care and Primary Care

Cone Health Urgent Care — multiple locations in Burlington and Graham
UNC Health Urgent Care — locations accessible via I-40 corridor
FastMed Urgent Care — Burlington location
Numerous primary care and family medicine practices in Burlington and Graham

Healthcare Costs

Healthcare costs in the Alamance County area are approximately 9% below the national average. NC Medicaid expansion (effective December 2023) has increased coverage options for lower-income adults.

11. RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT

Outdoor Recreation

Haw River Trail and Paddling

The Haw River offers excellent kayaking and canoeing through Class I–III rapids depending on water levels
Multiple river access points near Haw River town and surrounding areas
The Haw River Trail — a developing long-distance trail from Forsyth County to Jordan Lake — passes through the community
Fishing for smallmouth bass, catfish, and sunfish
Haw River State Park (30 minutes) — camping, hiking, and environmental education programming

Jordan Lake State Recreation Area

Approximately 20 miles east; one of NC's most popular state recreation areas
Swimming, boating, fishing, camping, and picnicking on a large reservoir
Bald eagle watching in winter — Jordan Lake hosts one of the largest concentrations of wintering bald eagles in the eastern US

Uwharrie National Forest

Approximately 50 miles south; off-road vehicles, hiking, mountain biking, and camping

Dining

Haw River's small size means most dining options are found in Burlington, Graham, and Mebane nearby. However, the town and its immediate environs have a few beloved local spots.

Local Haw River Area Favorites:

Haw River Farmhouse Ales — The beloved craft brewery at the heart of Haw River's cultural scene; exceptional farmhouse ales and sours brewed with local ingredients in a beautifully restored industrial space. Not to be missed.
Ronnie's Restaurant — A classic NC diner in the Haw River area; comfort food and breakfast favorites

Burlington and Graham Dining (10–15 min away):

Trolly Stop Hot Dogs (Burlington) — An Alamance County institution; legendary hot dog spot with creative toppings and decades of history
Cary's American Kitchen (Burlington) — Farm-to-table American cuisine in a warm, inviting setting
Sakura Japanese Steak House (Burlington) — Hibachi and sushi; a local favorite for celebrations
El Charro (Burlington) — Excellent authentic Mexican cuisine
Maplewood Avenue Eats (Burlington) — Contemporary American with rotating seasonal menus

Mebane Dining (10 min east):

Iron Hen Café — Popular brunch and lunch spot with fresh, locally sourced ingredients
Mebane Grille — Casual American dining with local favorites
Summit Coffee Mebane — Excellent specialty coffee in a bright, welcoming space

Shopping

Burlington Area:

Burlington Square Mall and surrounding retail corridors along South Church Street offer major national retailers, grocery stores, and services
Burlington Outlet Village area — Burlington was historically famous for its outlets, and some outlet and discount shopping remains
Alamance Crossing — Major shopping center with Target, Lowe's, and national retailers
Local farmers markets and Alamance County Agricultural Extension events

Mebane:

Tanger Outlets Mebane — Major outlet shopping center with 70+ stores, including name-brand clothing, footwear, and housewares; one of the region's most popular shopping destinations
Growing retail corridor along NC-119 with grocery, pharmacy, and everyday services

Nightlife and Entertainment

Haw River Ballroom

The crown jewel of Haw River's cultural scene — a legendary independent music venue in a converted 1920s textile mill overlooking the Haw River
Hosts nationally and internationally touring acts across all genres: indie rock, folk, bluegrass, electronic, hip-hop, and more
One of the most atmospheric and beloved music venues in North Carolina
Check the calendar at hawriverballroom.com — always worth a visit

Haw River Farmhouse Ales

Taproom and event space at the Haw River Brewing campus
Regular live music, community events, and festivals
A gathering place for the local creative community

Elon University Events

10 minutes away; Elon's performing arts center, cinema, athletic events, and public lectures are accessible to Alamance County residents

12. COMPLETE MOVING CHECKLIST

8 WEEKS BEFORE MOVING

Research and Planning:

Research Haw River neighborhoods and surrounding Alamance County communities
Determine your housing budget based on cost of living information
Begin searching for rental properties or homes for sale
Research Alamance-Burlington School System schools if you have children
Get quotes from at least three moving companies
Create a comprehensive moving budget
Begin decluttering — donate, sell, or discard items you won't need
Confirm whether your target property has municipal water/sewer or well/septic
Check if your property has natural gas service or will require propane or all-electric setup

6 WEEKS BEFORE MOVING

Secure Housing:

Finalize rental lease or home purchase
Pay deposits and complete required paperwork
Take photos of your new home's condition before move-in
Measure rooms and plan furniture placement

Book Services:

Reserve your moving company or truck rental
Reserve a storage unit with 10 Federal Storage if needed
Purchase moving insurance for long-distance moves

Employment and Schools:

Notify current employer of your move if changing jobs
Begin job search in Alamance County if needed; contact ABSS, Cone Health HR, LabCorp careers, and Elon University HR
Contact Alamance-Burlington School System enrollment office
Request transfer of school records

4 WEEKS BEFORE MOVING

Notify Important Parties:

Submit USPS change of address at usps.com/move
Notify employer, banks, insurance companies, and subscriptions
Notify doctors, dentist, and veterinarian; request records transfers

Transfer Utilities:

Set up Duke Energy Progress electric service
Set up Dominion Energy gas service if applicable
Establish Town of Haw River water/sewer service (or county service if unincorporated)
Arrange internet service through Spectrum or available provider
Cancel or transfer utilities at your current home

2 WEEKS BEFORE MOVING

Practical Preparations:

Confirm all moving and utility arrangements
Pack majority of belongings, leaving only daily essentials
Prepare an essentials box: toiletries, medications, chargers, a change of clothes, important documents

MOVING DAY

Final Steps at Current Home:

Do final walkthrough — check all closets, cabinets, attic, basement, and garage
Take photos of property condition for your records
Verify utilities are scheduled for disconnect
Leave keys with landlord or agent

At New Haw River Home:

Verify utilities are active before movers begin unloading
Do a walkthrough of your new home before unloading begins
Direct movers to place furniture and boxes in correct rooms
Inspect for any moving damage and note on delivery receipt
Locate main water shutoff, electrical panel, and any gas shutoff for emergencies

FIRST WEEK AFTER MOVING

Government and Legal:

Update NC driver's license (required within 60 days of establishing residency)
Register vehicles in North Carolina (within 30 days)
Register to vote in Alamance County at www.alamance-nc.com

Essential Services:

Locate Cone Health Urgent Care nearest to your home (Burlington area)
Find a primary care physician — Cone Health and UNC Health have offices in Burlington and Graham
Transfer prescriptions to a local pharmacy
Locate grocery stores: Food Lion, Harris Teeter, and Walmart in Burlington and Graham

Community Integration:

Visit the Haw River Ballroom website and plan your first show
Visit Haw River Farmhouse Ales taproom
Walk the Haw River Trail access points near town
Check out Tanger Outlets in Mebane for shopping needs
Drive around to familiarize yourself with the area

FIRST MONTH AFTER MOVING

Complete Setup:

Finish unpacking and organizing your home
Set up home office or workspace if needed
Establish household routines

Community Involvement:

Attend an Elon University event — athletics, performing arts, or public lecture
Visit Jordan Lake State Recreation Area for a paddle or picnic
Explore the Tanger Outlets for stocking up on household goods
Connect with the Alamance County Chamber of Commerce
Get involved with local civic organizations or the Haw River community association
Plan a day trip to the NC mountains (~2 hours) or the Triangle for dining and entertainment

WELCOME TO HAW RIVER

Congratulations on your move to Haw River! This guide has covered the essential information for a smooth and informed relocation to one of Alamance County's most characterful small towns.

Haw River offers a compelling combination of:

✓ Exceptional Affordability — Housing costs well below NC and national averages
✓ Strategic Location — Easy access to both the Triad and the Triangle
✓ Genuine Small-Town Character — Close-knit community with real history and identity
✓ Outdoor Recreation — The Haw River Trail, paddling, Jordan Lake, and more
✓ Cultural Vitality — The Haw River Ballroom and Farmhouse Ales anchor a thriving arts community
✓ Growing Community — Nearby Mebane and continued investment make this a compelling long-term choice

As you settle in, discover the Haw River Ballroom, paddle the namesake river, and explore the remarkable Alamance County food and arts scene just minutes away. This community rewards the curious and the community-minded.

Don't forget that 10 Federal Storage is here to support your move with convenient, secure storage at our Haw River facility on Bakatsias Lane.

Welcome to Haw River — small-town heart, big-state connections!

For more information, visit the Town of Haw River at www.hawrivernc.com or contact the Alamance County Chamber of Commerce at (336) 228-1338.

About 10 Federal Storage

10 Federal Storage provides secure, affordable self-storage in Haw River, NC with climate-controlled units, 24/7 gated access, and a 100% online rental process. Visit us at 1579 Bakatsias Lane, Haw River, NC 27258, call (919) 568-1080, or rent online at 10federalstorage.com.

The Complete Guide to Moving to Haw River, North Carolina