Frisco is the address that grew up fast. Push north past Plano on the Dallas North Tollway and the new vertical core around The Star and Frisco Square gives way to the gated estates of Starwood and Newman Village further out. Angel Marquez started Angel Van Lines in 2013, and the difference between those two Friscos drives how his Dallas crew plans a job. A Frisco Square apartment lives or dies on a booked freight car and a COI worded to the building’s spec. A Starwood estate turns on a gate code and an HOA window. A two-story new build comes down to crew size and a long primary-suite staircase. Whichever you are, the truck and the bilingual movers belong to Angel, never sublet.
| Frisco home | Flat band on paper |
|---|---|
| One-bedroom at Frisco Square | $640–$1,040 |
| Two-bedroom new build off the Tollway | $1,040–$1,720 |
| Four-bedroom Starwood estate | $2,750–$4,350 |
How Angel reads a Frisco address before load day
The vertical buildings and the gated estates pull in opposite directions, so the plan gets built around whichever one you have.
- The Star and Frisco Square high-rises: we reserve the freight car for your slot, file the COI to the management office’s wording, and sign in at the dock.
- Starwood and Newman Village estates: gate code confirmed, HOA window honored, truck staged close enough to keep the carry short.
- New builds up the Tollway: wide floor plans and long stairways draw a deeper crew so the upstairs run does not eat your afternoon.
- Weather windows: triple-digit summers and a spring storm-and-tornado season mean early loads and shrink-wrap that holds.
The Frisco number is fixed the day Angel signs it
✓ Our own rigs, with movers on the Angel Van Lines payroll
- Call and Angel or someone else here in Dallas picks up directly, not a leased call floor
- The figure on your written estimate is the figure you settle at the curb, with no moving-day surcharge and no padded line items.
- One Angel crew does the packing, the loading and the unloading the whole way through
- Coverage of $1M rides beneath each load, while the COI for your tower or HOA office goes out that very day
- Should anything slip, Angel personally goes over the claim, and it stays inside our Dallas office
× Broker chain
- Hand the same details to a broker and they land on a call floor, then get auctioned to whichever bidder goes lowest.
- A bill that balloons on delivery day with “extras” never named up front
- Some unfamiliar rig rolls up carrying a crew of people you have never met
- The COI and the building paperwork end up being your problem to chase down
- Broken-item claims waved away with a “that was a different contractor” excuse
Outside the table above, the full ladder runs $400 to $640 for a studio, $640 to $1,040 at one bedroom, $1,040 to $1,720 at two, $1,720 to $2,800 at three, and $2,750 to $4,350 at four. Hourly works too: $115 for two movers, $160 for three, $210 for four. Pianos ride inside the quote at $275 to $445 upright and $470 to $810 baby grand. Gap between closings? Climate-controlled storage runs about $105 to $255 a month by size, keeping your boxes off the Texas heat.
A Frisco Square elevator running behind never reaches your invoice
What Angel writes is what you pay. A management office dragging its feet on a COI, a freight car that shows up late, the Tollway jammed at rush hour: all of that lands on us. Every load travels under $1M in cargo coverage with $0.60/lb released value by default, full-value protection there if you want the step up, and nine months on the clock to file a claim.
Relocating out of state from Frisco? A single Angel crew owns the whole distance on our own trucks, so the movers carrying your sofa out of Newman Village are the ones rebuilding the bedroom at the far end. No destination agent takes over partway. Reach Angel directly at (888) 711-4778.
