Washington County is the stretch north of Omaha on our map, a clean shot up Highway 75 along the Missouri River from our shop near Millard. We get there often: a Blair house near the county seat one day, a Fort Calhoun place the next, an Arlington neighborhood after that. Megan Ruzicka came up near Benson and spent years dispatching trucks around the metro before she opened Tetris Moving in 2015, so her W-2 team is equally at home threading a cramped Blair side street and pulling into a wide Arlington driveway. Pricing is flat, locked on the contract ahead of the date, and the movers loading your home are the same ones unloading it, with nothing handed off along the way and the truck packed tight so the move runs in fewer trips.
This county tilts toward houses and steady small-town jobs. Blair, the seat, gives us older single-family homes and capes near the courthouse and downtown, plus condos and rental flats off Washington Street; Fort Calhoun carries family houses and the occasional historic place near the old fort site; Arlington and the outlying towns add starter homes, farmhouses, and senior downsizings out along the highway. Local rates are $120 hourly with two movers, $160 with three, $210 with four. A flat quote sets a studio at $380 to $620 and a two-bedroom at $1,050 to $1,800, packing inside the number when you want it. Long-distance work leaves Washington County under our own US DOT and MC authority with $1M in cargo coverage, and climate-controlled storage runs about $90 to $240 a month for a lease gap or a closing that slides. Cold-weather jobs get added floor protection and salt runners, we ask for a plowed, shoveled path, and the schedule is built around blizzards and spring severe weather.
Relocating within Blair, landing in a Fort Calhoun house, or downsizing out in Arlington? Request a free estimate. Our trucks, our people, one flat figure fixed first, and a move where the whole household fits.