What actually shows up in the write-ups
A star count doesn’t say much on its own. The specifics do: a crew that reserved the Uptown freight elevator so nothing waited in the lobby, a team that carried a sofa down a Myers Park street under low oak branches without a scratch, an invoice that matched the figure written down weeks earlier.
Camille’s figure is the last word on price
That consistency is deliberate. Wade set the pricing up so nothing drifts past what Camille put in writing, and it’s the single detail that shows up most in what customers say afterward.
What these ratings are actually about
Here’s the breakdown of the work behind them.
| Job type | What it involved |
|---|---|
| Narrow-street & historic-home moves | Myers Park and Dilworth addresses that need a shuttle van for the last stretch |
| Uptown high-rise moves | Freight-elevator windows and loading-dock reservations locked in ahead of time |
| Gated-community moves | Ballantyne and south-Charlotte HOAs with a certificate of insurance on file |
| Full packing jobs | Full kitchens and closets wrapped in moisture-rated boxes before the truck shows up |
| Long-distance relocations | South on I-77 to Columbia, or west toward Asheville and Atlanta |
| Downsizing & senior moves | A slower pace for longtime Charlotte residents |
Referrals do the heavy lifting here
Wade would rather fill the calendar with repeat customers than ad spend, and that’s mostly how it works out.
Word gets around fast in this city, for better or worse. We’ve never bought our way onto anyone’s calendar — matching the final bill to what Camille quoted is the reason the phone keeps ringing. Browse a few of these below, then reach our office for your own number.
