Mustard Seed Moving Co. of San Antonio was started in 2006 by Andrew Sengler. Andrew still personally assists with the labor on every move as the lead mover and driver of the truck. He brings to every jobsite his acute attention to detail, solution-focused mentality, a passion for perfection, and a desire to be recommended by every customer he serves.

Andrew has a degree in engineering from Texas A&M University (Class of 2002), and uses that same brain for handling his customers' valued household possessions.

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Moving Service

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Becoming a good mover does not happen overnight. It doesn't happen with a few months of training. It takes years of focused work in the industry. There are too many variables to learn this business in a training manual. Andrew has hired med students, teachers, college students, high school students, police officers, pastors, geniuses, oil rig workers, and athletes to work alongside him throughout the years. What he has learned is that, to be a good mover, you have to be both smart AND experienced, and that communication is key.

Moving Labor

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Sometimes you don't need our truck. Maybe you are using PODS, UNITs, Pack-Rat, Penske, U-HAUL, ABF, Old Dominion, or just your own trailer. Whatever the circumstance, we are happy to bring our loading talent and our handling experience to your jobsite, to help. We are often hired to expertly load rental trucks and shipping containers, or to unload them when they arrive in town.

Packing Service

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Packing a house for a move is no small chore. If you are looking for help packing in and around the San Antonio area, we can help, regardless of whether we are moving you. We typically pack as a team of 2 or 3 packers, and most jobs take us 1 to 2 days. We bill according to the same rate structure as our 1-truck moving rates.

Moving and Packing Rates

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Our rates are $75/hour with one mover; $125/hour with 2 movers; $180/hour with 3 movers; $235/hour with 4 movers. The labor clock starts when we pull up to your house or security gate, and ends when the truck is empty, pads are folded, floor is clean, and door is closed. The clock is turned off for lunch.

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