A residential move at JC Moving stays with one crew from the first box loaded to the last piece of furniture carried in — no shift change partway through a one-story in Old Katy or a two-story tucked behind a guarded entrance in Firethorne. Kellan Truitt walks the house on the estimate call to plan truck order and crew size before move day, and if the address sits inside a gated, master-planned section, Renata Solis has already filed the HOA move-in reservation and certificate of insurance so the truck isn’t the one holding up traffic at the guard shack. Smaller homes price on the same hourly bands as a local move — $115 to $183 an hour by crew size — while larger four-bedroom-plus houses typically run flat, between $1,850 and $2,450. Basic released-value coverage rides along free on every job, and Kellan can step that up to full replacement value on the estimate call if you want the higher ceiling.
What Comes With It
- One crew, start to finish, no mid-job shift change
- Pre-move walkthrough to plan truck order and crew size
- HOA move-in reservation and certificate of insurance filed for gated addresses
- Furniture blankets and shrink wrap on every item
- Bed, table, and shelving disassembly and reassembly
- Flat-rate option for four-bedroom-plus homes
- Full replacement value available as an estimate-call upgrade
What You’ll Pay
Two ways to book it: $115/hr for a two-mover crew, or a flat number by home size starting near $1,850 if you’d rather lock in a total up front
Truck, blankets, and dollies are built into the rate, not billed as extras: $115 for two movers, $149 for three, $183 for four, or a flat figure by bedroom count if you’d rather skip the clock. Addresses inside a gated community get their HOA paperwork filed ahead of the move at no extra charge, so the crew isn’t stuck waiting at the gatehouse. Basic released-value coverage rides on every job standard, and Kellan will walk you through the full-value upgrade on the estimate call if you want the higher payout ceiling.
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