Movers in Gretna | Tetris Moving

Gretna sits out I-80 toward Nebraska Crossing, a Sarpy County boomtown that has grown from a quiet crossroads into one of the metro’s busiest building corners, and the new construction keeps us shuttling in and out all year. The streets here fill with fresh subdivisions, big two-stories, and acreage homes on larger parcels where the development thins into open ground. A Gretna job for us might be a family closing on a just-finished four-bedroom, or an acreage owner loading out of a sprawling home on a couple of acres before a sale. Megan Ruzicka ran scheduling at a bigger Omaha mover and worked the loading end for a national van line before founding Tetris Moving in 2015, so a long acreage drive, an upstairs descent through a roomy two-story, and the whole-house haul a new Gretna build demands are exactly what her crews are built for.

A cramped new-subdivision lot and a sprawling acreage parcel want different handling, so we treat them as separate puzzles. In the subdivisions we chart the route from the front entry, organize the descent from the upper bedrooms, and route the load through the attached garage so a full household clears without a snag. At the acreage homes we fix the truck’s spot along a long gravel or paved drive, keep the haul protected, and budget the extra distance from the door. Our payroll crews shrink-wrap the furniture, crate whatever you would rather skip, and own the job end to end, never farmed out. Full households, apartments, offices, pianos, plus senior and downsizing moves and long-distance loads all land on the board. When the Plains winter arrives with blizzards and ice, those long acreage drives 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 before a carton leaves the floor. A local Gretna move runs $120 hourly for two movers, $160 for three, $210 for four; in bands, a three-bedroom usually settles $1,800 to $2,980 and a four-bedroom $2,920 to $4,600. Floating between a build and a sale? Climate-controlled storage runs near $90 to $240 monthly, by size. Tetris Moving holds US DOT and MC authority, keeps licensing and insurance throughout Nebraska and western Iowa, and stands behind each load with $1M in cargo coverage. Get a firm figure back from Megan via the estimate page, where the workings of our local moves are spelled out as well.