Bartlesville is the county seat of Washington County and the principal city of northeastern Oklahoma's Caney River region. For residents and businesses in Bartlesville and the surrounding area — from Washington County communities to the Osage County border — Moovin & Groovin provides licensed and insured moving services for local moves, longer hauls within Oklahoma, residential relocations, and office moves. Founded in April 2022, our crews maintain the same transparent pricing and professional moving service in our hometown of Bartlesville that we've carried into Tulsa and Oklahoma City.
Two Bartlesville moves can be only a few miles apart and still require different planning. The City of Bartlesville's 2024 Housing Study describes a housing market dominated by single-family detached homes, but also includes multifamily properties, rental housing, newer subdivision construction and conversions of existing buildings in or near downtown. The study reports an overall median housing year of 1970, reflecting a city with homes built across many different decades. For a moving estimate, that mix is why the exact property matters: floor level, stairs, parking or loading access, carry distance, detached buildings and the inventory being moved can all affect the labor involved.
Bartlesville's main highway corridors give the city clear north-south and east-west connections. U.S. 75 runs through town as Washington Boulevard. U.S. 60 follows Adams Boulevard west of U.S. 75 and continues east of U.S. 75 along the Nowata Road corridor, while State Highway 123 follows Hensley Boulevard. These roads connect Bartlesville with surrounding Washington County communities and regional routes toward Osage and Nowata counties. For a move, highway mileage is only one part of the plan: the load and unload addresses determine where a truck can stage, how far items must be carried, and whether stairs, elevators or parking restrictions add labor. Downtown moves deserve the same address-specific planning. The City regulates on-street parking in the downtown area, so a downtown apartment or business move may require confirming truck staging and loading access rather than assuming the driveway access available at many detached homes.
Every move we complete in the Bartlesville area is covered by our Oklahoma intrastate moving license and insurance. Background-checked crews, professional equipment, and straightforward pricing are standard on every job. You'll know your cost before moving day — no guesswork, no surprise fees at the end. Contact us to discuss your Bartlesville-area move and get a free estimate.
We serve communities throughout the Bartlesville area, including Dewey, Nowata, Ochelata, Ramona, Copan, Barnsdall, Pawhuska, Owasso, Skiatook, and Collinsville.
Bartlesville is the county seat of Washington County and sits along the Caney River at the intersection of important regional highway corridors. Its housing includes established single-family neighborhoods, newer residential development, multifamily properties and buildings in or near downtown that have been adapted for residential use. U.S. 60, U.S. 75 and State Highway 123 provide the main highway framework through the city. For a moving customer, those differences make the exact address more useful than the city name alone: property access, parking or loading space, floor level and carry distance can materially change how a move is planned.
Our Bartlesville Story
Kory Fleak was born and raised in Bartlesville. It's where he grew up, where his family is, and where he first saw that building something of your own was possible. His parents built Xtreme Fitness in Bartlesville, and watching them chase their own dream and build a successful local business showed Kory that he could chase one of his own.
Moovin & Groovin didn't start with a fleet of trucks or a big crew. In 2022, it was Kory by himself — a strong-backed young man for hire with little more than his little red dolly. His first paid move was for a longtime family friend, Ryan. The job involved a second-floor apartment and took him south of Bartlesville. Kory didn't even like moving at the time; he needed the money. Ryan offered him $100, all the pizza he could eat, and all the beer he could drink.
Somewhere along the way, moving stopped feeling like just a way to make money. Kory couldn't stand mundane work, and moving was never mundane. Every move was different. Every customer was memorable. Every day brought a different situation to solve. That's what he fell in love with — and what grew from one guy and a red dolly in Bartlesville into Moovin & Groovin.
Learn more about Kory's parents' Bartlesville business: Xtreme Fitness on Facebook
2022
Moovin & Groovin begins in Kory's hometown.
2023
The company expands into the Tulsa area.
2025
Moovin & Groovin expands into Oklahoma City.
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