Movers in Millard | Tetris Moving

Millard fills southwest Omaha off 132nd and L Street, practically next door to where the trucks live, and the established family neighborhoods here keep our calendar full all year. The housing leans toward brick ranches, split-levels, and two-stories on streets built out from the 1970s onward, complete with finished basements, attached garages, and the mature lots of a neighborhood that has raised a couple of generations. Plenty of our Millard jobs are a family swapping a split-level for a larger house across town, or an empty-nest couple emptying a ranch before a closing as they downsize. Megan Ruzicka grew up near Benson, spent years strapping loads for a national van line, and handled crew scheduling at a bigger Omaha outfit before she opened Tetris Moving in 2015, so the lower-level flights, the finished-basement carries, and the garage-bay load-outs a Millard home throws at a crew are thoroughly familiar terrain.

Each Millard move earns a walk-through before the date, and the house picks the method. At the ranches and split-levels, we fix the truck’s spot, read the lower-level flight and any finished-basement run, then cushion the pinch points so the drywall comes through clean. At the two-stories, we organize the descent from the upper bedrooms and route the load through the attached garage so a full household clears without a snag. Our people draw a paycheck from us; they shrink-wrap the furniture, shield the floors and the trim, and keep the entire job in-house rather than passing it along. Pianos travel here too, right beside packing, storage, and the senior and downsizing work that fills a steady slice as longtime owners step out of larger homes. When winter shows up with blizzards and sub-zero spells, count on floor runners, traction mats, and a plowed, shoveled drive, because the cold goes straight into the plan. Tight stacking so a household rides in fewer trips is the whole premise of the name, and it holds the flat figure down.

Millard pricing is flat and printed before a hand touches a carton. Two movers cost $120 hourly, three cost $160, four cost $210; in bands, a two-bedroom usually settles between $1,050 and $1,800 and a three-bedroom between $1,800 and $2,980. Downsizing and needing to park things a while? Climate-controlled storage runs near $90 to $240 monthly, by unit. 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. Have Megan set a firm figure on the estimate page; our local moves are spelled out alongside it.