A full house is more than boxes. It’s the sectional that has to come apart, the ranchette shed out back, and grandmother’s hutch that can’t take a scratch. Our residential crews handle whole-home Odessa moves with beds, tables, and mounted TVs coming down and going back up the same day, so nothing gets left behind or broken.
What’s included
Whole-home service covers the heavy furniture work most people dread doing themselves.
- Pad-wrap and shrink on every piece of furniture
- Take-apart and reassembly of beds, tables, and cribs
- TV dismount, box, and remount at the new house
- Wardrobe boxes brought on move day for closets
- Extra care on hutches, mirrors, and glass tops
How the day goes
Travis prices houses with an owner-walked estimate, so the crew arrives already knowing the plan.
- Owner-walked estimate. Travis or Wade walks every room so nothing gets missed.
- Protect the house. Floor runners, door jambs, and stair rails get padded first.
- Room-by-room load. Kitchen, bedroom, and garage zones stay separate.
- Place and rebuild. Furniture lands where you point and beds get reassembled.
- Final walkthrough. You check each room before the crew clocks out.
What it costs
Whole-home moves price cleanest as a flat all-in figure by house size.
| Home | Flat all-in |
|---|---|
| Studio | $425–$625 |
| 1 BR | $625–$950 |
| 2 BR | $950–$1,500 |
| 3 BR | $1,500–$2,400 |
| 4 BR | $2,400–$3,600 |
A $75 deposit holds the date. Prefer hourly? Two W-2 movers and a 26-ft truck run $139/hr with a two-hour minimum.
Ranchettes and outbuildings
Plenty of Odessa homes sit on acreage out toward Gardendale and Pleasant Farms, with sheds, well houses, and shop buildings full of gear. We load those too. Moving a piano or need packing help? We handle both. See the full crew on our home page or lock a quote.