When you’re moving across Odessa, our crew rolls up in a 26-ft truck with two W-2 movers already on the clock and pads loaded. Travis Cardenas started It’s Your Move in 2019 to run local jobs the straight way: hourly billing you can actually watch, or a flat Permian figure locked before we lift a single box. Most Ector County moves book same-week.
What’s included
Every local rate covers the crew, the truck, and the wrapping, with no surprise line items at the curb.
- Two background-checked W-2 movers and a 26-ft truck
- Furniture pad-wrap, shrink, and dollies at no added charge
- Standard take-apart and reassembly of beds and tables
- Loading, the drive, and unloading anywhere in Ector County
- Floor runners and door padding for tight stairwells
How the day goes
A typical cross-town Odessa move runs three to five hours, start to keys.
- Arrival window. Annaliese texts a 30-minute heads-up, then the crew walks the home with you.
- Pad and load. The first hour covers wrapping and building the truck; Hector chiefs West Odessa jobs.
- Drive. A short hop across town, usually along Loop 338 or 42nd Street.
- Unload and place. Boxes land in the right rooms and beds go back together.
- Walkthrough. You sign off only once every room checks out.
What it costs
Hourly is the honest default for a local move, and you watch the meter the whole time.
| Crew | Rate |
|---|---|
| 2 movers + 26-ft truck | $139/hr |
| 3 movers | $189/hr |
| 4 movers | $239/hr |
There’s a two-hour minimum, and a $75 deposit holds your date and comes off the final bill. Want a fixed number instead? A 2BR Odessa move runs a flat $950 to $1,500 all-in once Wade sees the inventory.