Where All Some Movers Comes From
Damon Pierce is a south-side Houston kid who fell into this trade as a teenager, sweating out Gulf-Coast summers while he wrestled couches and dressers up apartment stairwells for a little cash. By his twenties he was bossing loading crews for the large Texas van-line outfits whose rigs cover the long interstate.
The 2012 idea: quote a single written number, and field movers who already read the towers and the weather
What broke Damon’s patience was a familiar Houston racket: a phone bid shaved low to win the booking, then ballooning once the rig pulled up. He launched All Some in 2012 as the opposite of all that, staffed by locals who lock in a single fixed rate on paper up front and arrive already fluent in how a high-rise insurance certificate, a held freight car, and a guard-gated HOA entrance shape the hours ahead.
Why Damon Walked Out on the Big Texas Van Lines
A couple of habits at those large carriers finally got under his skin. One was the bait estimate that puffed up as soon as a rig nosed through the gates of a Katy subdivision. The other was seeing a cramped Montrose third-story walk-up treated as a chore to dispatch on the way toward the next stop.
- Whoever prices your job writes and signs the flat number, and it is settled before any rig leaves Summer Street.
- High-rise prep is finished in advance: the insurance certificate issued under the building’s name, the freight car held, and the load window confirmed.
- A single outfit carries the day from start to finish, since the people stacking the truck in Houston are the people emptying it at your new place.
We Hold Title to the Trucks, and Each Mover Draws a Company Paycheck
Hire All Some and the rig that arrives is registered under this very business, with movers climbing out who are paid directly by us. The credentials back it up: TxDMV registration, USDOT/MC authority, and $1M in cargo coverage attached to each booking.
- Founded2012, Houston, by Damon Pierce
- Team18 staff across 12 trucks
- CredentialsTxDMV, USDOT/MC authority
- Coverage$1M cargo, every job
A Dozen-Plus Seasons of Houston Move Days Show a Crew Where Things Snap
Run enough jobs across these four counties and the trouble spots quit surprising you. Around here the culprit usually comes down to a stairwell, a gate that stalls the rig, the Gulf weather, or an HOA clause nobody flagged beforehand.
What seasons of muggy Houston labor settle into a mover’s reflexes
Our rigs roll at first light so the brutal lifting wraps before midday heat and the storms that pile up off the Gulf every afternoon. A Galleria tower wants its insurance certificate on file with the freight car held; a Heights walk-up has cartons going down three stories hand over hand; and a gated stretch of The Woodlands runs about as differently as it gets from a slab home in Cypress.
Who You Reach When You Phone Us
Eighteen of us total, lean enough that a single tight group stays with your job, opening phone call through to that final carton coming off the truck. Damon steers all of it, and here are the people you actually deal with.
| Who | What they handle |
|---|---|
| Damon Pierce | Owner, born and raised in Houston, has run the shop since 2012, and still shows up himself for the larger high-rise and cross-state jobs |
| Brittany Tran | Runs intake and scheduling; ring our line and hers is the voice answering |
| Jared Castillo | Move coordinator handling Greater Houston jobs and the interstate lanes both |
| Alicia Romero | Estimator who works through your belongings space by space, then settles the single fixed price on paper |
| Reggie Coleman & Hector Salazar | Crew chiefs; whichever rig heads out, a chief is running its movers |
Topping the list of Houston’s largest movers was never the goal for All Some; reading its buildings and its weather cold always has been. Call (888) 711-4778 and whoever answers genuinely works here.