Long-distance jobs out of Dallas get priced and scheduled before a single box goes on the truck, not estimated on the front end and renegotiated on the back end. Garrett Sabatino built the company in 2015 around that one rule after years of watching customers get quoted low and billed high at a regional van line — the number from the walkthrough is the number on delivery day. GQS Movers runs binding long-distance moves on routes we know well: Dallas to Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Waco, and Corpus Christi within Texas, plus Baton Rouge, Nashville, Atlanta, Phoenix, and Denver beyond it. The same crew that loads your home in Dallas rides the route and carries it into the new address — nobody hands your furniture off to a subcontractor partway through.
What’s Included
- Binding written quote locked in before pickup day
- Same crew rides the route pickup to delivery
- Regular lanes to Houston, Austin, San Antonio, and beyond
- US DOT and interstate operating authority on file
- Delivery window set at booking, not guessed at
- No carrier handoff or subcontracted trailer swap
- Full-value coverage available as an upgrade
What Does It Cost?
One GQS crew runs the whole route, load to delivery — flat bands start around $429 and run up to $2,250 for a full three-bedroom-plus, more for the farthest routes
Ariana and Garrett split most of the long-distance jobs heading toward Houston, Nashville, and beyond, and the same crew that loads you at our Westmoreland Road yard is the one unloading you at the other end — no reweigh at a scale, no warehouse trailer swap, no broker splitting the job between two outfits.
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