Nobody Touches Your Load Who Is Not on the AZ Movers and Delivery Payroll
A lot of names selling a Peoria move are little more than a call center that auctions your booking to whichever crew throws out the cheapest number that day. We are built the opposite way. The hands that blanket your furniture, stack the truck, and shoulder the heavy pieces all belong to people Travis hired and trained himself, not a stack of temps rounded up the night before.
Your move never goes to the lowest bidder in some hidden auction
No nameless fill-in is going to roll your china hutch out of a Sun City home or punch through a Vistancia guard gate. We grow the crew on purpose, a person at a time, favoring movers who mean to stay, and Travis has hired exactly that way since 2014.
What a New Hire Has to Prove Before We Hand Them a Truck
A tight bench of reliable movers beats a churn of fill-in temps any day, which is why a place on this crew asks for far more than strong arms.
- Every applicant goes through a full background check, completed and signed off long before they walk into anyone’s living room.
- Anyone who drives holds a current DOT medical card without exception, because the route to the job runs them along the Loop 101, the Loop 303, and the bumper-to-bumper stretch of Grand Avenue.
- Fresh hires apprentice for weeks, riding shotgun under Cody or Luis, before we hand them the lead on anything.
- Running a crew is off the table until someone proves they can wrap a doorframe, work a heavy couch down three Arrowhead flights in 110-degree heat, and handle a stranger’s things the way they would guard their own.
Carrying Real Coverage, and Working Every Claim In-House
A $1M cargo policy and matching liability sit behind each job we take across the West Valley. Since the lifting is ours and never passed to a broker, any claim that might ever come up lands right on our own desk rather than someone else’s.
Start to finish, one licensed Peoria company answers for the move
On the rare day something does go wrong, our own people make it right then and there. There is no faraway hotline staffed by a carrier you never picked. We ran the job, so squaring it away falls to us and nobody else.
The People Who Actually Run AZ Movers and Delivery
Count us up and you get sixteen: four working the office, two crew chiefs out front of the trucks, and ten payrolled movers on the lifting. Here is who sits in each chair.
| Who | Title | What they handle |
|---|---|---|
| Travis Ackerman | Owner | A West Valley native, Travis launched the company in 2014 after learning the trade the hard way in the Arizona heat; he still suits up for the larger gated-community and long-haul jobs. |
| Megan Doyle | Intake & Scheduling | More often than not the first voice you get; she sets your date and keeps the whole board from double-booking. |
| Hector Mendez | Move Coordinator | Plots both the close-in and the long-distance jobs, confirms each community’s gate code, books HOA move windows for Vistancia and the Sun Cities, and keeps you in the loop the whole way. |
| Sara Whitfield | Estimator | Goes piece by piece through your inventory, then pins down one firm price with no surprise sprung on move day. |
| Cody Barnes & Luis Carrillo | Crew Chiefs | One of the two leads the movers on every truck and handles nearly any address without blinking, from a gated Estrella build to a cramped Old Town walk-up. |
- Who does the liftingW-2 employees only, never day-labor
- In business since2014, Peoria, AZ
- Team & fleet16 people, 10 trucks
- Insurance$1M cargo plus liability coverage
The same Peoria crew, from the opening call to the last carton down
Running our own movers rather than handing the work off is exactly what lets that thread hold unbroken. To talk your move over with one of our coordinators, call (888) 711-4778.