Katy sits at the intersection of I-10 and the Grand Parkway, which puts Austin two and a half hours west, Dallas about four hours north, and Nashville closer to nine — distances Kellan Truitt prices from actual lane history rather than a generic per-mile guess. Every long-distance job gets a binding estimate off a video or in-home walkthrough before pickup day, and that number is what’s due at delivery, not renegotiated once the truck is loaded. A one-bedroom shipment on a shorter lane like Austin or San Antonio typically binds between $850 and $3,100; a four-bedroom-plus household headed to Dallas, Nashville, or Denver runs $1,450 to $11,200 depending on distance and cubic footage. A $125 deposit locks in your pickup date and is credited against the final invoice. Marcus Boudreaux or Nadia Okafor rides the route with the same crew that loaded the truck in Katy, so the people who packed your furniture are the people who carry it into the new address.
What Comes With It
- Binding estimate before pickup, locked in ahead of delivery
- Same crew handles pickup and delivery, no driver hand-off
- Regular lanes to Austin, San Antonio, Dallas, and beyond
- Texas carrier registration and US DOT/FMCSA authority on file
- Delivery window set at booking, not estimated after pickup
- $125 deposit credited against the final invoice
- Full replacement value available as a one-line upgrade
What You’ll Pay
One JC Moving crew handles the whole route, load to delivery — flat rates start near $850 on shorter lanes and can run past $11,000 on the longest hauls, priced by distance and household size
Marcus and Nadia cover most of the long-distance runs out toward Dallas, Nashville, and Oklahoma City, and whichever one loads you at our FM 1463 yard is the one unloading you at the destination — no reweigh at a scale, no trailer swap at a warehouse, no broker splitting the job between two companies.
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