Licensed Texas (TxDMV) mover• Est. 2016• Frisco & the DFW metroplex• 4.9★ / 32 reviews
State-to-state relocation, the long way out · Frisco to Los Angeles, CA

Your Frisco-to-Los Angeles Move

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Before today’s business hours are up, your written number is in hand. Free estimate, no strings. Anything you tell us stays inside our Frisco office — we never sell it off or pass it to a broker.

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01 Overview

Frisco to Los Angeles is the longest lane we run, and it’s a true cross-country job. North Texans head west for entertainment and tech careers, family, and West Coast opportunities, and at roughly 1,435 miles this is a multi-day haul. We still keep it on one dedicated truck with one crew — the movers who load your Frisco home are the same ones who carry it into your place in LA. Your shipment is never handed off, transferred, or split across carriers.

Headed out of Texas for good? our DFW crew keeps the entire haul on one truck with one crew, the price locked in writing before we load.

The long western route

We leave Frisco west on I-20 across West Texas, join I-10 past the Permian Basin, and run it through El Paso, southern New Mexico and Arizona, across the desert, and into the Los Angeles basin. It’s about twenty-one hours of driving over two to three days, so we load early in Frisco, plan the route and overnight stops, and give you a firm delivery window instead of a vague promise.

Why people make the move

  • Entertainment, media, and tech-industry relocations to the LA market
  • Family moves connecting Texas and Southern California
  • Professionals following company transfers to the West Coast
  • People chasing the coast, the climate, and the opportunity

What changes on the coast

You’re leaving humid North Texas extremes — triple-digit summers, tornado season, ice storms — for LA’s mild, dry Mediterranean climate, where the real concerns shift to wildfire season and the occasional quake. Housing flips from spacious slab-built Frisco two-stories to smaller, pricier homes, hillside lots, and apartments with tight streets and parking. Our crew plans the LA-side access — permits, narrow roads, walk-ups — long before delivery day.

Flat-rate, binding, coast to coast

No hourly clock on a 1,435-mile move. You get one binding flat number after the survey, a $140 deposit reserves your date and credits to the final bill, and your goods are backed by up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage with secured storage available if your dates slip. Get my free moving quote for your Frisco-to-Los Angeles move.

How this run goes · ~1435 mi

One crew and one truck handle the entire haul out of Frisco, GPS-tracked door to door on one binding flat rate. The delivery day we promise is the delivery day we hit — your load never changes hands, and the figure we write down is the figure you settle.

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02 Why us

The name on the truck and the name on your contract are one and the same

Book SHWIX and the truck pulling up to your slab-built two-story is ours, the contract is ours, and the uniformed crew carrying your sectional down the stairs is on our North Texas payroll — your job never gets sold off. A broker works the other direction: they auction your move to whoever bids lowest that week, then drop out of the picture entirely.

SHWIX Movers
  • We own the trucks, and the full-time, background-checked movers riding in them work for us — we never fill out a crew with day labor pulled off a listing board
  • The number we write down is the number you pay — locked, signed, and accurate to the dollar before anyone lifts a box
  • The same crew the whole way through, from the first item out of the old house to the last one set in the new one
  • Texas (TxDMV) household-goods registration, USDOT/MC authority for interstate runs, and every job backed by full insurance with up to $1,000,000 in cargo coverage
  • One Frisco office and one point of contact, from the first call to the last box carried inside
What a broker does
  • Farms your move out to whichever outfit happens to bid lowest that particular week
  • Lets the price climb on move day, loaded up with fees that nobody mentioned at the start
  • Sends total strangers you have never spoken to into your home, your whole household trusted to people you cannot vouch for
  • Stays fuzzy about whose policy actually pays out when a flat screen ends up on the floor
  • Parks a call center between you and whoever eventually shows up to load, turning a simple question into a runaround
03 Reviews

From customers on the long hauls

★★★★☆

“No complaints here,they were awesome! They arrived on time, moved every single piece of furniture I owned to the new place, and made sure that I was happy with everything. Great experience with these guys, and I would definitely hire them again in the future.”

— Diane H., Watters Creek · Google
★★★★★

“Lazarus and Allen were excellent. The were efficient and professional.”

— Craig C., Windsong Ranch · Google
★★★★★

“This team was really amazing! Fast, professional, and very caring. They handled all my fragile items with extreme care. Highly recommend!”

— Beth D., Celina · Google
04 Good to know

Questions we hear about this route

How many days on the road from Frisco to Los Angeles?
Los Angeles is about 1,435 miles west on I-20 and I-10, roughly twenty-one hours of driving. We load in Frisco and deliver to the LA area on a scheduled window, usually two to three days out depending on the load. One crew stays with the truck the whole way, so the movers who load you also unload you.
Is the LA quote a flat rate or could it climb on delivery?
It's a binding flat rate. We survey the home and lock in one number for the entire Frisco-to-Los Angeles move — the cross-country haul, fuel, crew, and all materials included. It only changes if you change the inventory or services, and we re-quote that with you in advance. Nothing new appears at the curb in LA.
Can you store my belongings if my LA housing isn't ready?
Yes. On a coast-to-coast move that's common, so if your dates don't line up we keep your shipment in our own secured warehouse and deliver to Los Angeles when you're set. It stays with us the whole time instead of moving into an unfamiliar third-party storage facility.

Making this run? Let us put a number on it.

Send the details and we will write the whole haul out — one crew, one truck, door to door down the interstate.

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