A & A House Movers is a locally owned moving company that handles both local and long-distance relocations across Oklahoma and beyond, operating with current licensing and insurance. The company uses its own equipment and crew rather than broker jobs to third parties, which means you work with the same team from quote through delivery.
A & A specializes in residential moves, from single-room relocations within Oklahoma City to multi-state long-distance jobs. The company accepts both full-house moves and partial loads, and will move household goods, appliances, and furniture. They do not advertise commercial or office relocation as a primary focus, so businesses seeking specialized office moving may need to call to confirm capacity. The operation is small enough to maintain direct client contact but established enough to carry the licensing required to operate across state lines.
A & A uses hourly labor rates rather than flat-rate pricing, which means cost depends on crew size, distance, and how much time the job takes. For local Oklahoma City moves, hourly rates typically run between $80 and $120 per hour for a crew, though a quote is necessary to confirm current pricing. Long-distance moves may have additional fuel surcharges or minimum hours. A deposit is required to book, and the company accepts payment by check or card. The company provides basic equipment: boxes, tape, and padding are available for purchase or you can supply your own. Confirm whether they offer specialty services like piano moving or appliance disconnection and reconnection, as these may carry additional fees or may not be offered.
Oklahoma City has several moving options at different price points. Large national franchises like U-Haul and Penske offer rental trucks if you want to move yourself, which costs $20 to $50 per day locally plus mileage, and appeals to budget-conscious, hands-on movers. Moving.com and similar aggregators can connect you with multiple local movers for comparison quotes. For full-service, professionally staffed moves, A & A competes with other independent local movers and smaller regional companies; the main distinction is that A & A handles both local and long-distance work under one roof, whereas some Oklahoma City movers specialize only in local jobs. If you need a long-distance move and want to work with a single company you've already vetted locally, that continuity may outweigh shopping around. If cost is the only factor and you have flexible timing, a DIY truck rental will be cheaper; if you value having a licensed, insured crew and one point of contact, an hourly-rate local mover makes sense.
A & A works well for owner-occupants moving within or out of Oklahoma City who want a licensed, insured crew to handle the heavy lifting and want to avoid the risk and labor of renting a truck. It also suits people relocating for work across multiple states who prefer to hire locally and build a relationship with the moving company. The hourly model works against you if you have an enormous home that will take 10+ hours to move; in that case, a flat-rate quote from a larger firm might be cheaper. Conversely, if you have only a few pieces of furniture or are moving within a single neighborhood, some small-job movers or handyman services may be faster and cheaper. Commercial clients, art collectors, or anyone with high-value or fragile specialty items should confirm A & A's experience and insurance limits before booking.
Start with a phone call or email quote request. Many moving companies will want to know the size of your home (number of bedrooms), what you're moving (appliances, furniture type), distance, and rough move date. A & A may offer an in-person or video walkthrough estimate to give you a firmer quote, or may estimate by phone. Once you agree on terms, you'll pay a deposit to reserve your move date. Confirm the crew size, expected arrival time, and whether they'll need parking information or building access details. A few days before the move, follow up to confirm the crew is on schedule.
A & A operates during standard business hours, typically Monday through Friday and some Saturday availability; confirm current hours by phone. Since A & A sends crews to your home, parking logistics depend on your location. If you live in a single-family house, crew parking is usually straightforward. If you're in an apartment or condo building, notify the company of any gate codes, parking restrictions, or reserved spots so they can arrive prepared. Allow extra time on moving day if your building has narrow hallways, stairs, or no elevator; crew efficiency drops in tight spaces. Verify the deposit amount and whether you pay the balance before the crew leaves or after unloading is complete.
A & A House Movers fills the gap between do-it-yourself truck rentals and large national chains, offering local accountability and direct crew contact for Oklahomans who want professional, licensed moving without the corporate middleman.
