Movers in Elkhorn | Tetris Moving

Elkhorn marks Omaha’s far-western frontier out West Dodge, the fastest-building stretch we cover, and the new construction keeps the trucks rolling year-round. Past 204th the streets line up with big new two-stories, attached garages, and long driveways on lots that were cornfields a decade back, while the area near old Elkhorn keeps established homes and a scattering of acreage parcels. The Elkhorn jobs on our board are often a family stepping up into a four-bedroom in a fresh subdivision, or a two-story being cleared for a closing as a corporate transfer drags the household out of state. Megan Ruzicka oversaw scheduling at a bigger Omaha mover and put in her time strapping loads for a national van line before opening Tetris Moving in 2015, and a long driveway, an upstairs descent, and the whole-house haul a sizable west-Omaha two-story demands are precisely what her crews work week in and week out.

A brand-new two-story makes the haul and the stairway the day’s two big tasks, so that is where planning starts. We chart the route from the front entry, set the truck’s position along the driveway, and organize the descent from the upper bedrooms before anything heavy starts down the open stairway, which gets cushioned first. The attached garage usually makes a clean staging point, and the run from door to truck stays protected the full distance. Megan’s crews crate, load, and finish the entire job in-house, never farmed out, and we take full households, apartments, offices, and pianos. Corporate-relocation churn out of the Omaha headquarters stays steady here, so a fair slice of Elkhorn moves head long-distance, and we hold the load ourselves the whole way. When the Plains winter rolls in with blizzards and ice, those long driveways need clearing first; we request a shoveled approach, put down floor runners and traction mats, and work the cold into the day. Tight stacking so a whole house rides in fewer trips is the whole premise of the name, and it holds the flat figure down.

Pricing is flat and on paper at the outset. A local Elkhorn move runs $120 hourly for two movers, $160 for three, $210 for four; in bands, a three-bedroom tends toward $1,800 to $2,980 and a four-bedroom $2,920 to $4,600. Floating between a sale and the next house? Climate-controlled storage lands near $90 to $240 monthly, by size. Tetris Moving holds US DOT and MC authority, carries licensing and insurance throughout Nebraska and western Iowa, and guards each load with $1M in cargo coverage. Pin a firm figure to your move with Megan on the estimate page, and review the way our local moves work.