Every residential move gets one crew from the first item loaded to the last one carried in, which matters more than it sounds like it should. Half the complaints people have about other movers trace back to a shift change mid-job where nobody left knows what the morning crew already agreed to. GQS Movers walks the house before move day, whether it’s a single-story ranch in Duncanville or a two-story in Cedar Hill with a narrow staircase, so the truck order and the crew size get set ahead of time instead of guessed at on the curb. Wesley Broussard or one of our other crew chiefs leads the job on-site from start to finish.
What’s Included
- One crew, no shift change or midday swap
- Pre-move walk-through to plan truck order and crew size
- Furniture protection blankets and shrink wrap on every item
- Bed, table, and shelving disassembly and reassembly
- Named crew chief on-site for the entire job
- Experience with single-story and multi-level Best Southwest homes
What Does It Cost?
Pay by the hour from $119/hr with two movers, or take a flat total by home size from about $429 if you’d like it settled first
Truck, pads, and dollies are included at every crew size: $119 an hour for two movers, $159 for three, $199 for four. Rather not pay by the clock? Dominic can quote a flat figure by bedroom count. Basic released-value coverage is free on every move, and he’ll add full-value protection on request.
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