Leave a taped box in a West University garage through July and its insides climb past oven heat; drape a thrift blanket over your glass-top table for the 165-mile run north toward Dallas and you will be picking up shards once it lands. Doing the boxing right for a Houston household is a skill in itself, separate from any lifting, and it usually decides whether your stemware turns up unbroken. Damon Pierce launched All Some Movers so that same skill stays in-house with whoever later steers your truck, never some stranger who folds your china into paper yet never sees it ride.
- Run byDamon Pierce, born in Houston, growing this since 2012
- CredentialsTxDMV registered, USDOT/MC authority
- Coverage$1M cargo, identical to your move, plus a 9-month claim window
- Summer planHeat-safe wrap built for Gulf-Coast humidity
Wrap engineered for a long Texas haul
A short hop within the I-610 Loop barely tests a packed load. Aim the truck toward Austin or San Antonio and the story changes, because a cargo box roasting at 100 degrees turns ordinary film gummy while pressed-board furniture begins to perspire. So anything departing the Greater Houston area gets our heat-tolerant wrap, which holds its grip without slackening or sealing in damp; we double up whichever corners absorb the worst road shock and lay the deck out so warmth-prone pieces sit where air keeps moving. A Montrose or Bellaire kitchen inside the loop, a Westchase garden apartment three stories above grade, a Katy subdivision house pointed toward the highway: each gets boxed for the precise distance waiting in front of it.
- Survey before a cabinet opens. Damon’s crew first counts what shatters, what runs oversized, and what needs a crate built to its shape, then matches cartons and wrap against that count instead of improvising once moving morning arrives.
- Box toward how it will ride. Because whoever fills your kitchen also stacks the deck, we weight and pack every carton for travel, snug enough that nothing budges on the Katy Freeway or out along the Grand Parkway.
- Tag each box to its room. The moment a carton is sealed it gets marked for whichever room takes it once you arrive, so none wander off and your unpacking goes faster.
Treatment for the breakable and the oddly shaped
✓ Our own trucks, movers on the All Some payroll
- Ring us and Damon or another All Some staffer answers in person, never a rented call floor
- Whatever the contract reads is what you hand over at the curb — no move-day surcharges, no inflated line items.
- A single All Some crew packs, loads and unloads from start to finish
- Every load carries $1M in coverage, and your high-rise or HOA office gets its COI the same day
- If something goes wrong, Damon reviews the claim himself, and it never leaves our office
× Broker chain
- Anything you submit elsewhere lands in a call floor and gets resold to the next low bidder.
- A delivery-day bill quietly fattened with surprise “add-ons”
- A truck you do not recognize shows up with a crew of total strangers
- COI and building paperwork you wind up tracking down on your own
- Damage claims brushed off with a “that was another contractor” line
Every fragile item, plus every awkward shape, earns a routine of its own, settled well before any wrap leaves the roll:
| The piece | How our Houston team protects it |
|---|---|
| One wall mirror, table glass, framed prints, a flat-panel TV | Eased into a crate carpentered for that lone piece, cushioned right around so no load ever presses against the glass on the drive |
| Dinner plates, wine stems, a heavy mixer, glazed serving bowls | Nested in dish boxes whose honeycomb cells lock each item apart, so a jarring joint on US-290 cannot bring them knocking into one another |
| A patio set, a bicycle, a floor lamp, a broad stretched canvas | Handled as the unwieldy outliers they are, padded and lashed to a backing board to hold their form going down a garden-apartment stairwell |
The cost, and what stays on your plate
Packing prints onto the very estimate that prices your relocation, set out as a lone flat line that grows with a home’s footprint and with how breakable everything inside it is. Materials live within that figure, meaning no tallied cartons and no separate ticket for paper, tape, or wrap. Toward the small end a studio comes to a few hundred dollars, and a roomier place climbs above that, each number written out before any work begins. The single piece quoted apart is a piano: an upright runs $280 to $450, while $480 to $820 covers the baby grand, the skid plus any climb up garden-apartment stairs folded right in. Happy to keep the simpler rooms yourself? Hand over the kitchen alongside the china hutch at a trimmed rate.
- One flat number that already carries the upright wardrobe cartons, dish boxes, paper, tape, and film, with nothing slipped on later for any of it
- Honeycomb dish boxes fitted around the wine stems, plates, and breakable cookware crowding a Texas kitchen
- Garments lifted straight off the rail inside hanging-wardrobe cartons and rehung the day a new home is reached
- Heat-tolerant wrap for any load routed to Dallas, Austin, or San Antonio, so nothing turns gummy inside a sweltering cab
- The entire residence, or strictly whatever rooms you flag, be that all the closets or nothing past the kitchen plus its hutch
Whoever seals your boxes is whoever lifts them
Your belongings never change hands from a standalone boxing service onto whichever driver meets a sealed stack cold. With All Some the same people filling the cartons set them aboard a truck we own, and that is precisely why the deck rides solid from the inner loop out to wherever it heads, the lot of it resting beneath the $1M cargo policy and 9-month claim window that already guards everything else aboard.
Forget the hardware-aisle runs and those midnight bouts with a jammed dispenser. Attach a complete or selective pack to whatever job you book, near or coast-to-coast, and one Houston team sees the whole thing through. Ring (888) 711-4778 and Damon’s office will pin down the date.
