A Matthew and Mois box truck parked at the curb of a Texas neighborhood with its roll door up and ramp down, moving blankets, straps and wardrobe cartons loaded inside
Family-Owned · Based in Alvarado, Texas

Local Movers in Texas, Same Crews and Trucks We Run Interstate

Across town or across the metroplex. The crew that loads a full semi for a move to another state is the same crew, running the same wrapping and inventory process, on a job ten minutes from your front door.

Licensed and InsuredMC 1710429 · USDOT 4368130
Family-Owned, Based in AlvaradoJohnson County, Texas
Our Own Trucks and CrewsNot a Broker
Working the Metroplex DailyDallas, Fort Worth and Around

Matthew & Mois provides local movers in Texas backed by a family-owned interstate carrier licensed under MC 1710429 and USDOT 4368130, so the crews and trucks that handle full interstate relocations are the same ones that handle an apartment or house move across the metroplex. The fleet behind that is three semis and four box trucks, run by four crews who work together regularly, so the range covers everything from a one-bedroom apartment to a large home. Furniture is blanket-wrapped and shrink-wrapped, hardware is taped to the piece it came off, and everything is inventoried before it goes on the truck. Estimates are built from your complete inventory: the truck space required, the distance, the services you want, and any special handling. We do not quote artificially low to secure a booking and raise the price later.

Across Town or Across the Metroplex

One standard, whether the drive is twenty minutes or twenty hours

A local move often gets treated as a smaller version of a long-distance one, and that is usually where the trouble starts. Less distance does not mean less handling. Your things still come off walls, out of closets and down staircases, and they still have to survive the ride.

Our fleet covers the whole range, from apartment moves to full relocations for large homes, and the crews running those jobs are the same four teams who work together every week. They already know what an apartment community expects around parking and elevator access, what a residential street asks of a truck, and how an office building runs a loading dock, because they work across Fort Worth, Arlington, Mansfield, Grand Prairie, Dallas and the surrounding metroplex.

Apartments and condos

Stairs, elevators, tight hallways and parking restrictions are the job, not the surprise. We plan for them before moving day.

Houses of any size

Easier driveway access, bigger furniture, more of it. The same fleet that loads a large home for an interstate run handles it here.

The pieces that need more

When the safe way out of a room is in pieces, we take the furniture apart and rebuild it at the other end.

You are not a job on a schedule here. This is a family company, and a small apartment move gets the same care as our biggest interstate jobs.

However short the drive, start with a real estimate.

The Same Company Either Way

The drive gets shorter. The process does not.

What decides how a local move goes has almost nothing to do with mileage. It is whether anyone prepared.

Nothing about that preparation shrinks because the destination is close. The same blankets, the same shrink wrap, the same hardware taped to the piece it belongs to, the same inventory taken before anything is loaded. The same crews, too, which matters more than it sounds. Four teams who work together regularly move differently from four people who met that morning, and the difference shows up in the banisters and door frames rather than on an invoice.

SAME PREPARATION Wrapped Hardware taped Inventoried AT YOUR HOME ACROSS THE COUNTRY M & M ACROSS TOWN M & M OUR CREW, BOTH ENDS

The drive gets shorter. The process does not.

What It Looks Like

The same protection, ten minutes from home

Matthew and Mois crew carrying blanket-wrapped furniture into their branded moving truck outside a home Loaded the same way, whatever the destination
A mover shrink-wrapping a sofa that has already been padded with moving blankets Padded first, then wrapped
A bed rail with its hardware taped to it and labeled Master BED The hardware never leaves its piece
A room of cartons labeled by room alongside wrapped furniture and mattresses ready to load Labeled by the room it belongs in
How It Works

From the first call to the furniture back together

Phase 1

Plan

1

Tell us about both addresses

What you are moving matters, and so does what stands between it and the truck. Stairs, elevators, hallways and parking at each end all change the job.

2

Get an estimate built from your inventory

Cost comes from the truck space required, the distance, the services you want and any special handling. We do not invent numbers, and we do not quote low to win the booking.

Phase 2

Move

3

Wrapped before it moves

Blankets and shrink wrap, and furniture disassembled where taking it apart is the safer option.

4

Labeled and inventoried

Hardware taped to its own piece, cartons marked by room, and everything on the list before it goes on the truck.

Phase 3

Settle In

5

One company, start to finish

The crew that loads your home is our crew, on our truck. We are not a broker selling your move to whoever is available.

6

Put back together and placed

Furniture reassembled, pieces set where you want them, and the inventory walked with you.

The Honest Version

Why there is no price list on this page

You will not find a rate on this page, and that is deliberate. A number published before anyone has seen what you own is a guess, and a guess is exactly the thing that turns into a different number on moving day.

What we do instead is quote from your actual inventory. Cost comes from the truck space your belongings require, the distance, the services you ask for, and any special handling. Give us the full picture and the estimate reflects it.

We do not provide artificially low estimates just to secure a booking and increase the price later. That happens often enough in this industry that it is worth saying plainly rather than leaving you to assume it.

What to tell us when you book. Apartment moves often involve stairs, elevators, tight hallways and parking restrictions. Houses bring their own version: a long carry from the curb, a narrow gate, a piece that never wanted to come down the stairs in the first place. None of that is a problem when we know about it in advance. Planning for those differences before moving day is what makes the day smoother, and it is also what keeps the estimate you were given the estimate you pay.

A real estimate from your real inventory.

Before Moving Day

An apartment move is a different job from a house move

They get quoted as though they are the same thing, and on the ground they are not.

Apartment moves are about access. Stairs, elevators, tight hallways, parking restrictions, and often a building with its own rules about when a truck can sit at the door. Our crews work apartment communities across the metroplex regularly, so those constraints are familiar rather than something discovered on the morning.

House moves trade access for volume. The driveway is usually the easy part, the furniture is bigger, and there is more of it. That is the end of the range our semis exist for, so a large home is not a stretch for this fleet.

And if your move is not local at all, if you are leaving Texas rather than crossing the metroplex, that is the work these trucks do every week. Start with what to expect when you are moving out of state.

Two Matthew and Mois movers wheeling a shrink-wrapped load up the ramp into their branded box truck outside an apartment building A Matthew and Mois mover easing a blanket-wrapped and shrink-wrapped sofa on a dolly through a narrow apartment corridor

Book the crew that plans for the stairs before moving day.

Before You Book

Questions people ask about moving across town

Do you handle small local moves, or only interstate?

Both. Our fleet of three semi-trucks and four box trucks covers everything from apartment moves to full relocations for large homes, and the same four crews handle local jobs every week.

How much does a local move cost?

Cost is based on the truck space your belongings require, the distance, the services you request and any special handling, estimated from your complete inventory. We do not provide artificially low estimates just to secure a booking and increase the price later.

Who actually shows up on moving day?

Our own crews, on our own trucks. We run four crews of trained movers who work together regularly, and we are a direct carrier rather than a broker, so the company you booked is the company at your door.

What should I tell you about my building when I book?

Stairs, elevators, tight hallways and parking restrictions, at both addresses. Planning for those differences before moving day is what creates a smoother experience, and it is what keeps your estimate accurate.

Do you put furniture back together at the new place?

Yes. If a piece travels better in parts, we take it apart, tape its hardware to it, and rebuild it in the room you want it in.

What areas do you cover?

We are based in Alvarado, in Johnson County, and our crews work throughout Dallas, Fort Worth and the surrounding metroplex daily, from apartment communities to residential neighborhoods and office buildings.

Are you licensed for moves within Texas?

Matthew & Mois operates with all required federal and Texas moving licenses, holds MC 1710429 and USDOT 4368130, and is licensed, insured and BBB accredited.
After the Truck Pulls Away

Metroplex families, in their own words

Free Estimate

Tell us about both homes

Send us the inventory, and tell us about the stairs, the elevator and the parking situation at each address. That is how you get an estimate that holds, instead of a number that moves later.

We are a family company, and we move memories, not boxes. Your things get handled the way we would want someone handling ours.

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