Before Colton Briggs ever loaded a couch, he was strapping cattle panels and loose equipment onto a flatbed for the drive between Texas and Oklahoma ranches — the kind of load where a bad strap job means a mess on the shoulder of the highway, not just a scuff on a wall. That’s the standard he still runs our crews by: nothing goes on the truck until the whole job is written down, stop by stop.
Before the truck ever leaves our yard
- Reagan Voss builds your written quote from a walkthrough, a video call, or photos texted over — whichever is easiest on your end
- We ask about gate codes and driveway length up front, since a long gravel approach on an acreage lot changes how we stage the truck
- Furniture gets its moving blankets on before it’s lifted an inch, not halfway across the yard
- Sectionals, bed frames, and dressers come apart at pickup and go back together wherever you point at the new place
- FM 730 traffic through town gets factored into your start time so a Saturday afternoon backup near the middle of Azle doesn’t eat into your window
What a moving day around Parker County actually looks like
- We scout the driveway first A ranchette off a caliche road in Springtown or a cattle-guard crossing outside Boyd gets walked before the truck backs in, so nobody’s guessing where the tires go.
- Rooms close out one at a time The crew finishes a space completely — floor swept, door shut — before starting the next one.
- Spring storm cells get planned around, not reacted to If the sky looks like it’s building toward a North Texas thunderstorm, that gets worked into your schedule before Jace Holloway’s crew ever rolls out.
- Your box labels are the map Whatever room a box is marked for is where it lands, and anything we broke down gets rebuilt in place.
Long driveways and HOA gate windows: priced before moving day, not discovered on it
An acreage lot down a quarter-mile of gravel outside Reno, an HOA that limits move-in hours in a newer Aledo subdivision, or a narrow lake-cottage street near Lake Worth with nowhere to park a full-size truck — all of that gets built into your number during the walkthrough. Boxes and wrap are priced separately; see the packing page for how that breaks down.
Local move pricing
A studio or one-bedroom typically moves with two of our crew at $105 an hour. Step up to a standard two-bedroom household and we usually bring three movers at $139 an hour, with larger homes moving to a four-person crew at $182 an hour.
| Bedrooms | Flat rate |
|---|---|
| Studio | $370 – $580 |
| 1 bedroom | $580 – $940 |
| 2 bedrooms | $940 – $1,520 |
| 3 bedrooms | $1,520 – $2,460 |
| 4+ bedrooms | $2,420 – $3,840 |
Headed into a building on the Fort Worth side with a leasing office and an elevator schedule? Look at the apartment page first — it changes the plan. Otherwise, give our office both addresses and Trace Odom will usually have your written number back the same day.