Veteran owned · Tulsa, Oklahoma
Veteran-Owned Movers in Tulsa
Licensed, insured, and moving Tulsa families since 2006. 15% off for veterans, active duty, and their families.
- Veteran-owned and operated since 2006
- 350+ Google reviews from Tulsa-area neighbors
- Licensed and insured — USDOT #3310246
- 15% military discount for veterans, active duty, and their families
350+ Google reviews · Licensed & insured · USDOT #3310246
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2006
Serving Tulsa since
350+
Google reviews
USDOT #3310246
Licensed carrier
Veteran-owned — and what that actually means
Plenty of companies put a flag on the truck. Here's the honest version: being veteran-owned is a credential people in northeast Oklahoma care about, and we appreciate that. But it isn't the reason to hire us. The reason is that we've been doing this since 2006, the crew shows up when we said we would, and 350+ Google reviews say the same thing. The 15% discount is the part that's actually worth something to you — and it extends to spouses, children, and parents, because when one person serves, the whole family serves.
What you'll actually pay
We charge $70 per mover per hour with a two-hour minimum, plus a flat $150 truck fee. That's the whole formula — no fuel surcharge, no stair fee, no "heavy item" surprise on the invoice. Most local moves land in these ranges:
- Studio to 2-bedroom apartment — $350–$650
- 2 to 3-bedroom home — $650–$1,500
- 4+ bedroom home — $1,500–$3,500
What we move
Full-service local moving, plus the jobs other crews turn down.
- Houses and apartments — full-service, packed or unpacked
- Offices and commercial spaces, including after-hours moves
- Pianos, gun safes, and other specialty heavy items
- Storage units and PODS — loading, unloading, or both
- Long-distance moves out of Oklahoma
- Labor-only help if you've already got the truck
Where we move
We cover Tulsa and the surrounding metro. If you don't see your town, call anyway — we go farther than this list for the right job, and long-distance moves out of Oklahoma are something we do regularly.
- Tulsa · Broken Arrow · Owasso · Jenks · Bixby · Sand Springs · Sapulpa · Claremore · Catoosa · Glenpool · Coweta · Collinsville · Skiatook · Muskogee · Wagoner · Pryor Creek · Verdigris · Sperry · Mannford
Questions people ask before they book
- How much does a local move in Tulsa cost?
- $70 per mover per hour, two-hour minimum, plus a flat $150 truck fee. A 1-bedroom apartment typically runs $350–$550; a 2-bedroom, $450–$650. We'll give you a real number before you book, not a range you find out about on moving day.
- Who qualifies for the military discount?
- Veterans with an honorable discharge, active duty service members, and their immediate families — spouses, children, and parents. It's 15% off, and you just need to mention it when you call or submit the form.
- Are you licensed and insured?
- Yes. We operate under USDOT #3310246 and carry cargo and liability coverage. You can look us up on the FMCSA's public database before you book — we'd rather you did.
- How far in advance should I book?
- Two to three weeks is comfortable, and the end of the month books out first. That said, we hold slots for short-notice moves — if you need us this week, call and ask.
- Do you move on weekends?
- Yes, including Saturdays and Sundays, at the same hourly rate. No weekend surcharge.
Ready for a real number?
Tell us about the move and we'll call you back with a straight quote. No deposit to get one.
1566 N 166th E Ave, Tulsa, OK 74116