Wayne's EnterpriseMoving & HaulingAnswering now
24 hours · 7 days
Wayne answers the phone himself. Then he shows up with Zay, Shawn, DJ, Mike, Tashon, Erick, Jeff and Tome — wrapping, hauling and rebuilding homes, offices, pianos and safes across Maryland and the East Coast. Flat price before the truck rolls.
Real jobsWayne's crew, on the clock in Baltimore
“Called same day — they arrived within an hour.”
— Vicki Morgan, Baltimore
Home base · NE Baltimore
6301 Belair Rd, Baltimore, MD 21206
Trucks staged 20–30 min from most of the metro. MD · DC · VA · DE · PA.
Open in mapsHours
24 / 7
Nights, weekends, holidays. Call at 2am and a real person picks up — that's how same-day moves happen.
(443) 447-0119What we handle
Apartments, rowhomes, townhouses and full houses across Baltimore City & County — wrapped, padded and placed exactly where you want it.
MD to FL, Philly to Baltimore and everywhere between. One crew loads and unloads — your things never change hands.
Beds, sectionals, dressers, bunk beds, IKEA builds. We take it apart, protect the hardware and rebuild it in the new room.
Cleanouts, dump runs, old appliances and bulk trash removal. We load it, sweep up and haul it off the same day.
We stack storage units like Tetris so everything fits — and we'll rearrange what's already in there while we're at it.
That Facebook Marketplace couch, the washer & dryer, the safe, the piano. One heavy thing, handled today.
One frame · Belair Rd, 9:14pm
Gloves on, mask up, boxes going out under the parking lot lights. Most companies quote you a Tuesday three weeks from now. Wayne's crew has done full apartments between 9pm and 2am so a tenant could hand back keys at 8 the next morning.
24/7
Someone answers, always
From the job log
Story 01 · The long haul
Long distance is where most moving companies hand your things to a stranger. Wayne doesn't. The crew that wraps your bedroom in Baltimore is the same crew that carries it through the door in Florida — one truck, one team, one phone number the whole way.
Joshua moved 14 times in 12 years before he called us. Eight hours of highway later, not a single item was damaged. That's the whole business model: load it like it has to survive a road trip, because it does.
“Not a single item arrived damaged — 8 hour drive away.”
Story 02 · Taken apart the right way
Some pieces simply will not go down a Baltimore rowhome staircase in one piece. So the tool bags come out. Drawers pulled, rails unscrewed, hardware bagged and taped to the frame it belongs to, panels blanket-wrapped before anything touches a doorway.
Then it happens in reverse at the new place. Nothing gets left leaning against a wall for you to figure out on a Sunday. If we took it apart, we put it back together in the room you point at.
“They unmounted my 55" TV, took down my headboard and sectional — everything transported safely.”
Story 03 · The blue velvet job
This one is a favorite. A blue velvet tufted bed and a matching sectional — the kind of furniture that shows every scuff. Headboard leaned against the wall, hardware laid out in a neat row on the carpet, sectional halves carried in one at a time.
By the time the crew rolled the truck door down, the bed was standing, the sectional was pushed against the right wall and the cushions were on. That's the standard: the last thing you should have to do after a move is build furniture.
“They even set up my bed and dresser.” — L Williams
Story 04 · Offices, gyms and storage units
Gym equipment down a hallway. Office suites cleared floor by floor. Storage units re-stacked so the last box actually fits. Marketplace pickups, dump runs, appliance swaps, safes through colonial stairwells and a piano out of a basement within the hour.
If it's heavy, awkward or needs to disappear today, it's a normal Tuesday for this crew. One call gets a flat number, and the truck is usually closer than you think.
“They rearranged my storage unit so everything fit perfectly.” — winston Rally
Story 05 · The green wrap
That green stretch wrap is the cheapest insurance in the business. Mattress and box spring get a blanket first, then wrap head to toe, then tape only on the wrap — never on your fabric. Dressers get their drawers taped shut. Rugs get rolled and sleeved. Glass tops get corner-boarded before anyone lifts.
It costs the crew fifteen extra minutes at the front of the job and it's the reason review after review says the same thing: nothing scratched, nothing stained, nothing missing. Wayne would rather burn a roll of wrap than knock on your door with bad news.
“Worked very fast and didn't scratch my furniture.” — Britani Alexander
Story 06 · Box math
Loading a truck is a puzzle with a deadline. Heavy and square goes to the nose, wall-to-wall, floor to ceiling. Mattresses ride the side rails. Rugs and long items get slotted into the seams. Fragile crowns the stack, strapped in tiers so nothing shifts when the truck takes the Beltway.
Done right, a full one-bedroom is one trip instead of two — and one trip is the difference between a four-hour day and a seven-hour day on your invoice. That's not a trick, it's just twenty years of loading trucks in Baltimore.
“Quick, professional, efficient and amazing at their job at an amazing price!” — Joshua Gilbert
Story 07 · After dark
Leases don't always end at a convenient hour. Elevators get reserved for the evening. Landlords hand over keys at 8pm. This photo is a Tuesday night load-out under apartment floodlights — the yellow truck backed up to the sidewalk, boxes going out two at a time, gloves on, mask up.
Open 24 hours isn't a slogan on this site. Customers have called at 11pm and had a crew on the property the same night. If your move has to happen after dark, it happens after dark.
“I called the same day and they arrived within an hour.” — Vicki Morgan
One frame · Harbor East high-rise
Two dressers and a headboard, sealed in green wrap and corner-padded on a customer's rug, waiting on the freight elevator window. Nothing rides an elevator naked. Nothing leans on a wall unprotected. That's the whole difference between a moving crew and two guys with a truck.
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Damage claims in the reviews
The names on the truck
Customers name these guys in their Google reviews. That's not an accident — it's the same small crew every single job, not whoever a dispatcher could find that morning.
Owner · quotes every job himself
Calls the day before to confirm your window.
Lead mover
Named in more reviews than anyone but Wayne.
Lead mover
The one customers say 'never stopped moving'.
Loader · truck packing
Builds the box wall that keeps one trip to one trip.
Furniture tech
Beds, cribs, sectionals, wall mounts.
Mover
Blankets and floor runners down before anything moves.
Mover
Heavy items, safes and appliance dollies.
Mover
Long distance runs up and down the East Coast.
Mover
Storage units, marketplace pickups and dump runs.
Field notes
These are unedited phone photos from Wayne's own camera roll — the truck on Belair Rd, a penthouse packed by room, a midnight load-out, a customer who wanted a picture at the end. Click a frame to read what happened on that job.
Technique
Tap any frame for the full story from that job.
Small boxes low, large boxes high, every seam filled so the wall can't shift on I-95.
A box wall like this isn't luck. Smalls and mediums carry the weight at the base, larges ride on top because they hold light bulk, and every gap gets a soft item so the stack can't rock when the truck brakes.
Pack it right and one truckload does what two sloppy loads would — which is the same as saving you an hour of labor.
Flat dolly, three men, one narrow hallway with a sprinkler room door swinging into it.
Storage jobs are half moving, half logistics: sign in, book the loading bay, run the corridor, stack the unit. We bring flat dollies for the long hauls so nothing gets carried farther than it has to.
Once we're inside the unit we stack to the ceiling and leave an aisle down the middle so you can actually reach your things later.
Tinsel still on it. Two men, one dolly, zero chipped paint.
Arcade cabinets, a slot machine, a fiberglass carousel horse wrapped in Christmas tinsel — this unit had all three. Odd-shaped pieces get padded at the contact points and lifted by two people, never dragged.
Dwayne's vest is in the frame: services listed on the back, name on the front. Every crew member wears one so you always know who's in your house.
Straight from the truck
No stock footage, no actors. Long hauls, dresser walk-outs, gym equipment, storage pickups and furniture rebuilt on the floor — all of it shot by Wayne's crew on actual Baltimore jobs.
Our work
How it works
A real person picks up, day or night. Tell us what you have and where it's going. You get a flat number on the spot.
Same-day, tomorrow, or booked out weeks ahead. Wayne calls the day before to confirm — customers say that's what gives them peace of mind.
Blankets, shrink wrap, floor runners and door padding. Beds, sectionals and dressers come apart the right way.
Nothing gets dumped in the living room. Furniture goes back together in the room you want it, and we don't leave until it's right.
No hourly surprises
Every job is priced off what you actually have — size, stairs, distance and time of day. Wayne quotes it himself on the phone, and that's the number on the invoice. No fuel add-ons, no "the truck took longer" conversation at the end.
Couch, fridge, treadmill, safe, one-piece delivery
Studio to 3-bedroom, stairs and walk-ups included
Out-of-state runs, offices, gyms, storage units
Six things that make your day faster
One frame · Waterfront penthouse
Before a single strap comes off the truck, the crew walks the space: what comes apart, what goes first, where the floor runners lay, which door the sectional actually fits through. Five minutes of walking saves two hours of guessing — and it's why the quote you're given is the price you pay.
Flat
Price quoted up front
Every word, unedited
106 Google reviews
I've moved 14-15 times in the previous 12 years and have never had a move go as smoothly as this one. Solely due to Wayne and his crew. Not a single item arrived to the destination damaged (8 hour drive away). Quick, professional, efficient and amazing at their job at an amazing price!
Joshua Gilbert
They were all very very nice and polite. Worked very fast and didn't scratch my furniture. One guy even held my baby for me to get in our new house because she was getting heavy. Would definitely recommend to anybody needing fast, efficient, hard working movers.
Britani Alexander
Wayne and his team were heaven sent! I needed a piano moved from my basement to the driveway last minute. I called the same day and they arrived within an hour. Reasonably priced, fast and efficient.
Vicki Morgan
Hired them to move a massive safe out of one old colonial into another with narrow stairwells and doorways and these guys did amazing. They put blankets down to protect my floors and walls and were very communicative throughout the entire process.
Brooke
Wayne, Zay, Shawn and DJ ROCK!! Not only did they come the same day I called but they came in less than 20 mins!! They went ABOVE AND BEYOND by helping rearrange my storage unit so everything fit perfectly!!!
winston Rally
Wayne and his guys Mike and D were PHENOMENAL, they handled me and all of my belongings with such care and professionalism. It honestly felt like I was being moved by my loving big brothers. Super quick and very organized.
yanique elliston
They did a long distance move (MD to FL) and were prompt, professional and kind. They truly exceeded my expectations! If you hire them you will get top notch service.
Yolanda Eppes
He brought a second truck and an extra helper to make sure the move went smoothly. They wrapped my important pieces with great care. Started at 9:45 at the old house and were done by 12:45 at the new house. They even set up my bed and dresser.
L Williams
Tashon and Erick were super polite and gracious to an older lady with a fractured foot. They were able to go up and down 3 flights of stairs for me. Good communication and follow through.
Linda Hensley
Moving can be stressful but Wayne and his team immediately took the stress away. Extremely professional, knowledgeable about appropriate moving techniques. They were very careful with the fragile items too.
Angela McCauley
Booked Wayne for bulk trash removal services — his guys were on time, quick & professional. The price was reasonable! Safe to say I will be booking again!
Mike Martin
I've used this company several times, AMAZING SERVICE! They unmounted and packaged my 55 inch TV while also disassembling my queen headboard and sectional couch. Transported everything safely with the proper moving equipment.
Bryonna Witherspoon
We used Wayne and his crew for our move 1.5 years ago. Since then we've also used them for my mother in law's move as well as my brother's — storage pickups, dump runs, and a Philly to Baltimore move.
Conor Scott
Smooth & easy process!! I booked about one week out over the phone and was able to pay via Zelle. They handled my heavy furniture, mirrors and TVs with great care and finished faster than I anticipated. 5 STARS!!!
Jeanette Holeman
The process of getting a quote was super easy and he was very responsive. Moving day went smooth — it only took about 30 mins for them to fully load the truck. I would definitely recommend 10/10!
Kierra Jackson
I asked Wayne for assistance moving 3 big heavy pieces of equipment out of my house to take to the dump. I contacted him Friday and he had guys to me the very next day.
Tesha Stokes
Free, no-pressure quote
Moving next week or in three hours — either way, the fastest answer is a phone call. Someone picks up 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
Where we work
Questions
Still unsure? Call (443) 447-0119 and ask Wayne directly — no call center, no script.
Often the same day — sometimes within the hour. We answer the phone 24 hours a day, every day. Last-minute and next-day moves are a big part of what we do.
You get a straight number over the phone before we ever roll a truck. Pricing depends on crew size, truck size, distance and how many stairs are involved. No surprise add-ons on moving day — what Wayne quotes is what you pay.
Always. Moving blankets, shrink wrap, floor protection and door padding come standard. It's the number one thing our customers mention in reviews.
Yes. We've moved pianos out of basements and up hills, and safes through narrow colonial stairwells. Tell us the item and where it lives and we'll bring the right crew and equipment.
Yes — Maryland to Florida, Philadelphia to Baltimore, DC, Virginia, Delaware and beyond. Same crew loads and unloads.
