Mover Of The Month

In 2021, Eldolia Weir hit the ground running with Classic Movers and started serving the local community in and around Pittsburgh.  Today, Classic Movers offers packing and moving, landlord clean-out services, student moves and help with eviction moves.

As their 5-star reputation began to grow and exceed their expectations, they knew it was time to take that next leap of faith, and so the company Abba Movers was born.

Owner Michael Green got his start in the moving business like many Oncue customers – as a way to earn extra money on the side. No job was too small or too dirty for Green. “If it fit in my truck, I’d haul it, move it, deliver it or junk it – whatever it took.”

Diego Anazco founded DA Moving by picking up local moving jobs on TaskRabbit, just using his own car. When he started to bring in consistent work, Diego upgraded his operations to a van and most recently, bought his own truck.

The company, founded as Olde World Transport and Storage by Erich Horder and Teresa Mitchell-Horder in 1998, has grown to include a fleet of nine trucks, an in-house sales team of three, an office manager, a dispatcher and 25 movers, making it a major presence in the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolitan area.

Owner Peter Kaffen first came up with the idea for Greek Movers in college at the University of Redlands. Starting out first as a cleaning business, Kaffen later shifted focus in 2016 to local moving when he saw the market potential. Using Thumbtack, an app where you can bid on local home services jobs, Kaffen started to go after local moving jobs and the idea for Greek Movers took off.

Owner Andrew Rosenberg started Centaur when he saw a unique opportunity to provide top-notch service in a highly competitive market. “Even with 200 or so moving companies in the Boston area, I knew there was a niche available for a moving company like mine that knew what good customer service was and how to deliver it,” said Rosenberg.

In 2015, owner Andrew Brown started Immediate Movers when he saw a need in his local community to provide full service moves. For the next few years, business gradually picked up until 2020 when Brown was able to purchase his first truck, which allowed him to provide an even higher level of service for his customers.