
Years hauling rig equipment and oilfield gear across the Permian Basin, then launched his own operation in 2012 built around a written schedule. Still the one sequencing the morning runs.
Oilfield-tough movers working Midland, TX and the whole Permian Basin
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I am Wade Holloway. I grew up in Midland, and before West Texas Master Movers was ever my own, I spent years hauling rig equipment and oilfield gear across the Permian Basin for outfits that came and went with the boom-bust cycle. Moving a household is not so different from getting a rig crew where it needs to be on schedule: map the route, brief the guys, and show up when you told the customer you would. That habit runs the whole operation, and it is why most new customers still hear about us from someone on a job site or down the road.
Before my name was on the truck, I drove flatbeds and rig-hauling routes all over the Basin, seeing up close what goes wrong on a West Texas move: a quote that crept upward once the truck was already loaded, a ranch driveway nobody scouted ahead of time, a fill-in crew rolling up two hours late on somebody’s closing day. I kept a running list of everything I would do differently. West Texas Master Movers is that list, turned into an actual plan.
I started this company in 2012 on a short list of rules I have never once talked myself out of, no matter how good a cheaper competitor’s ad looked. You get the rate in writing before we touch a box. The crew on your job is a West Texas Master Movers employee we hired and trained, not a rented van and two strangers. When a closing date slips, our storage holds your things instead of leaving them on a truck outside your new place. And the phone gets answered by a person — usually Brenda in the office, or me when I am out running trucks.
Years in, I am still the one laying out the morning’s stops, working I-20 traffic and the long ranch driveways around Greenwood into the schedule so the truck shows up exactly when we said it would. Moving day already comes with enough surprises. Our job is the boring part: the price you agreed to, the crew you were told about, and a truck at your curb inside the window we promised.
14 years of moves run on a written schedule across the Permian Basin
from Midland apartment turnovers to Greenwood ranch estates with a mile-long driveway
each mover is a background-checked employee on our payroll, never day labor
across 23 checked reviews from Midland customers
You get one number in writing, and that is what you pay. A third-floor walk-up, a narrow alley delivery, a long carry from the only parking spot on the block — it is all worked into the price ahead of time. Nothing gets added once the truck is parked outside your door.
The trucks are ours and so is everyone riding in them. Your move never gets handed off to an outside crew, and we are not scrambling to find bodies the morning of. Whoever Colton schedules for your job is who steps out of that truck.
A ranch-house staircase, a piano that has been in the family three generations, a gun safe bolted to a closet floor — these get handled slow and deliberate, padded where they start, never left sitting on a hot truck bed in the West Texas sun. That is simply how this crew works.
Our yard is off N Big Spring St in Midland, and you are welcome to stop by. We are fully licensed and insured, hold US DOT and MC authority for anything crossing a state line, and run our own climate-controlled storage. Before the crew loads a single dolly, Brenda has usually already confirmed access and driveway conditions.
Dial us and a Midland desk answers, not a routing center three states over. Everyone below has a hand in your the Permian Basin job — quoting it, scheduling it, hauling it — whether it lands on a quiet Tuesday or the busiest Saturday of the month. Most have stuck with West Texas Master Movers for years.

Years hauling rig equipment and oilfield gear across the Permian Basin, then launched his own operation in 2012 built around a written schedule. Still the one sequencing the morning runs.

Runs the phones and the schedule, keeps every crew on time across the Basin.

Routes every truck around I-20 traffic and long-haul timing.

Specializes in ranch-house moves and long-distance loads.

Handles piano and safe moves, trained on rigging and skid boards.
We run this operation ourselves — our own trucks, our own payroll crew, no phone-number auction to third-party bidders. Check the paperwork below, then book directly with us:
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