The company
Built against the driveway renegotiation.
Moving earned its reputation one hostage-load at a time — the price that grows once your life is on the truck. Ansel Farewagon built the company as the counter-move: the number locks before the wheels do.
How we work
The walkthrough locks it
Fifteen minutes of video, one binding number. Forgot to show us the garage? We re-quote before loading — never after.
W-2, trained, ours
No day labor filling gaps on your move day. Crews train on our trucks, keep their routes, and start at 8am because dispatch says so and means it.
Claims without combat
Under 1% of moves generate a claim — and the ones that do get paid without a fight. Fighting customers over a lamp is how you lose 400 future moves.
Ansel Farewagon, owner
He watched a mover hold a sofa hostage. Then built the opposite.
Ansel worked summers on moving crews through college and saw the trick played a dozen times: quote low, load the truck, discover complications. Farewagon opened in 2015 with the walkthrough-then-binding model, W-2 crews, and a standing rule that the truck doesn't roll until the customer has the final number in writing. Four hundred nineteen moves later, the reviews mostly say the same thing: it cost what they said it would.
- TxDMV licensed & insured motor carrier
- Video walkthrough → binding price, every move
- W-2 crews, background-checked, trained on our trucks
- Slid closings rescheduled free, once — a third of moves need it
- Est. 2015 · 419 moves · claims under 1%, paid without a fight
Judge us by the walkthrough.
Fifteen minutes of video, one binding number, and a crew that shows up at 8am with your price already settled.