Question 1

How much do movers cost in Longview, TX?

Accepted Answer

Local Longview moves at All-N-One typically run $450–$2,400 depending on home size, crew, and any specialty items. A studio or 1-bed apartment averages $380–$650. A 3-bed home runs $1,100–$1,750. Long-distance moves are priced by weight + distance with a binding written estimate — no surprise fuel, stair, or long-carry surcharges on move day.

Question 2

Are you licensed and insured in Texas?

Accepted Answer

Yes. All-N-One Moving is licensed by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles (TX DMV# 10187767C) and carries full cargo, liability, and workers' comp insurance. Certificates of Insurance are available on request for property managers and HOAs, usually same-day.

Question 3

What's included in a free quote?

Accepted Answer

A written, itemized flat price covering labor, truck, fuel, mileage, pads, shrink-wrap, and dollies — based on your home size, distance, and any specialty items (piano, safe, hot tub, gun safe). No fine-print surcharges on move day.

Question 4

How far in advance should I book my move?

Accepted Answer

For local East Texas moves, 1–2 weeks of lead time is ideal — but we often have same-week availability. For long-distance or end-of-month moves (especially summer), book 3–4 weeks out to lock your preferred date. Need to move sooner? Call (903) 500-9960 and we'll tell you honestly if we can fit you in.

Question 5

Do you offer same-day or last-minute moves?

Accepted Answer

Yes — subject to crew availability. Most local Longview moves can be booked within the week, and we do finish 95%+ of local moves the same day they start. For next-day or emergency moves, call us directly so we can check crew availability in real time.

Question 6

What East Texas cities do you serve?

Accepted Answer

We cover all of East Texas: Longview, Tyler, Marshall, Hallsville, Kilgore, Gilmer, Gladewater, Carthage, Henderson, Sabine, Lakeport, and every town in between. Each city has its own page with ZIP codes, neighborhoods, and local details. For long-distance, we move anywhere in the continental U.S.

Question 7

Do you move pianos, hot tubs, gun safes, or fine art?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Pianos (upright, console, and most baby grands), hot tubs, gun safes, and fine art are handled by our specialty crew with the right straps, skid boards, and tie-downs. These are quoted individually because they need extra crew, equipment, and insurance — we'll tell you upfront if we're the right fit.

Question 8

What about long-distance moves out of Texas?

Accepted Answer

One crew loads your home in East Texas, drives your truck, and unloads at your destination — anywhere in the continental U.S. No transfers, no third-party warehouses, no surprise handling. You get GPS tracking, a dedicated point of contact, and a firm delivery window.

Question 9

Do I need to empty my dresser drawers before moving?

Accepted Answer

If the drawers have breakable items (glass, picture frames, small electronics), remove them. If it's just clothes and soft items, you can leave them — we'll wrap the dresser and handle it upright. That saves you packing and unpacking time.

Question 10

Do you offer packing and unpacking services?

Accepted Answer

Both. Full pack (materials + labor, we pack everything), partial pack (just fragiles or kitchen), or move-only. Our packing crews show up the day before with dish packs, wardrobe boxes, picture crates, and paper. Unpacking service available on delivery day. If we pack it, we're responsible for it.

Question 11

Do I tip the movers?

Accepted Answer

Tipping is never required — quality movers don't expect it. Industry guide is $20–$40 per mover for a local day, or 5–10% of the total move cost. Many of our customers tip; many don't. The real answer is: only if they earned it.

Question 12

Do you offer storage between move-out and move-in?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Secure, climate-controlled, 24/7-monitored storage by the month — perfect for closings that slip, staging a home for sale, or temporary relocations. Month-to-month flexibility, and we deliver your belongings back to your door when you're ready.

Question 13

What's the best time of year to move in East Texas?

Accepted Answer

October–April is easier: cooler weather, no heat advisories, and outside peak summer demand. Summer (especially June–August) books out fast and gets pricier. End-of-month and weekends are always busiest — mid-month weekdays save money.

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