All Star Moving Company handles residential and commercial moves across Oklahoma City and the surrounding region, operating as a full-service mover that charges by the hour rather than flat rate. The business accepts local jobs within the metro area as well as long-distance relocations, distinguishing itself from single-market operators and from national chains by maintaining direct pricing transparency and owner involvement.
All Star operates as a licensed and insured moving company that does not outsource jobs to third parties. The crew model means the same team handles your move from start to finish rather than transferring to a distant contractor mid-project. The company accepts both apartment and house moves, office relocations, and partial loads. Unlike larger national carriers that operate on 500-mile minimums or corporate pricing tiers, All Star quotes on an hourly basis, which favors shorter-distance moves and allows flexibility for jobs that run longer than expected without a hard buyout cap.
All Star charges by the hour, with rates beginning at three-hour minimums for local Oklahoma City moves. Rates vary based on crew size (two-person, three-person, or four-person teams) and truck selection. A two-person crew typically runs $85 to $110 per hour; a three-person crew runs $120 to $155 per hour. Long-distance moves pull from the same hourly structure but add mileage charges and may require overnight lodging, which clients cover separately. A move within Oklahoma City proper—say, from Midtown to Edmond—generally costs between $350 and $600 for a two-bedroom apartment if completed in four to six hours.
All Star does not charge a deposit upfront; payment is collected on completion. The company provides basic equipment: dollies, furniture pads, and hand trucks as standard. Box rental and specialized equipment (piano movers, appliance dollies) cost extra. Confirm current rates before booking, as hourly minimums and crew pricing fluctuate.
Oklahoma City has few movers that operate on transparent hourly rates without a corporate call center. United Van Lines and Mayflower maintain franchises in the area but require binding estimates and long-distance minimums that push most local jobs upward. Both use corporate pricing models with less flexibility if a move takes longer than predicted.
Local alternatives include smaller operator-run companies, which function similarly to All Star but often require cash payment and have limited availability during peak summer months. All Star's distinction lies in accepting credit card payment, maintaining a phone line for direct contact, and handling jobs of any size from studio apartments to full houses without minimum move values. Choose All Star if you value hourly transparency and want a small, verifiable crew. Choose a franchise carrier if you are moving long-distance and want interstate authority and binding paperwork. Choose an independent operator only if you live in far northwest or southeast OKC where All Star's service zone may not extend.
All Star works best for Oklahoma City residents moving within the metro area or to nearby towns like Edmond, Norman, or Moore. Apartment dwellers and office moves under 200 miles benefit from the hourly model. Households relocating across state lines should compare binding estimates from national carriers, which often beat hourly rates on distances over 500 miles.
All Star is not ideal if you require guaranteed completion time, as hourly billing means unpredictable total cost on larger jobs. Customers with valuable antiques or items requiring climate-controlled transport may prefer brokers who specialize in white-glove service. Those in far suburbs like Yukon or Choctaw should confirm All Star serves that ZIP before calling.
Call or message All Star with your move date, current address, destination, and a rough inventory of items (apartment, small house, large house, office). A representative will estimate crew size and duration based on that description. You will not receive a binding estimate; instead, you will get a rate structure and projected cost range. Schedule a time, and the crew will arrive in a truck marked with the company name. Payment happens at the end via card or check.
All Star operates Monday through Saturday, typically 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with evening and weekend availability depending on crew schedule. The company has one service phone line and does not staff a large call center, so voicemail response may take a few hours during busy seasons (May through August). Parking a moving truck on residential Oklahoma City streets is permitted unless you live in a gated community; All Star will park as close to your building as possible.
All Star Moving Company has sustained customer retention by keeping pricing direct and avoiding the opaque estimate padding that plagues national carriers operating in Oklahoma City.
