Douglas County is home base for Tetris Moving. Most days start within a few minutes of our southwest Omaha shop off South 135th Street near Millard, and the trucks roll out from there onto I-80, I-680, and the West Dodge corridor. A single Wednesday might open with boxes coming down a narrow Dundee alley behind a brick Tudor and close with a family settled into a new build out in Elkhorn by supper. Megan Ruzicka grew up near Benson, loaded trucks for a national van line, and ran dispatch for a bigger Omaha outfit before she opened her own flat-rate company back in 2015, so she and her W-2 crew read these neighborhoods one street at a time. Everything is flat-rate: the full number goes on the contract first, then we hold your date. The same people who pack the truck are the ones who carry your last lamp upstairs at the other end, and because we load tight, a whole house tends to fit in fewer trips.
What we move here spans the entire county. Omaha itself hands us Old Market warehouse lofts with freight elevators, Midtown and Blackstone duplexes, Field Club and Morton Meadows two-stories with detached garages, and the corporate-relocation churn from the headquarters in town. Elkhorn and the far-west subdivisions out West Dodge mean big two-stories with HOA rules and attached garages; Ralston runs to older ranches and split-levels; Bennington and Valley add newer family houses on the edge of the county. Local rates sit at $120 hourly for two movers, $160 for three, $210 for four. On a flat quote, a one-bedroom runs $620 to $1,050 and a three-bedroom house $1,800 to $2,980, with packing and a piano carry folded into that figure when the job calls for it. Long-distance work leaves the county under our own US DOT and MC authority, backed by $1M in cargo coverage, and climate-controlled storage holds your things at about $90 to $240 monthly if a closing drifts. Winter jobs get added floor protection plus salt runners, we ask for a plowed and shoveled path, and we build the schedule around blizzards and spring storms.
Crossing town in Dundee, sizing up in Elkhorn, or landing a family in Ralston? Request a free estimate. Our trucks, our people, a flat number agreed up front, and an Omaha move where everything fits.
Flat-Rate Douglas County Moving
Hourly or one flat price, your call — two movers and a truck start at $120/hr, with size-based flat bands opening at $380
From the older center-city streets to the newer West Omaha subdivisions, our crew already has the parking, the stairwells, and the building access in Douglas County figured out.
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