McKinney to Shreveport Movers

Shreveport sits about 200 miles east of McKinney on I-20, a drive that takes roughly three hours and fifteen minutes and crosses into Louisiana just past Waskom. It’s one of the more straightforward routes we run — a single interstate the whole way, with none of the metro traffic that slows down a Houston or Austin trip.

Shreveport-Bossier’s gaming and hospitality industry accounts for a meaningful share of what we move on this route — staff relocating for positions at one of the riverboat casinos or the hotels built up around them. We also move people tied to the region’s medical center and its oil and gas operations, along with a handful of families simply drawn by a lower cost of living than they’d find staying in North Texas. It’s a shorter trip than most of our out-of-state routes, which means we can often turn a Shreveport move around same-day even for a mid-sized home.

Office manager Foster Delgado books every Shreveport job with the same crew on both ends — the movers who load your McKinney home Tuesday morning are the ones unloading it in Shreveport that afternoon. We don’t stage a second crew at the state line.

Everett Doyle’s rule for this company was simple from day one: no gap between the quoted number and the invoice. On a 200-mile route like Shreveport, that means we price the tolls, fuel, and labor into one flat figure before the truck ever leaves McKinney.