Jordan Reyes has run payroll for a fourteen-person company since founding it in 2017, four office staff and two crew chiefs on top of the movers who actually load the trucks. Two crews handle loading on any given day, with the rest keeping the office running.
Who you’ll actually deal with
Denise Okafor answers first when the office phone rings. Stairs, elevator access, HOA gate rules — she asks what applies and gets a tentative date on the calendar before hanging up. Colby Fenn plots the day’s route once he’s checked what the tropical outlook looks like for the week, working around bridge traffic out to the barrier islands.
Amara Whitfield runs estimating, whether that means an in-person walkthrough or a video you text over, and turns either into a number you can plan around. For the tougher canal-lot jobs or a same-week office move, Jordan gets back in the truck himself.
Local crews answer to Hector Salinas, and nobody handles a customer’s belongings without a training run behind them first. Long-distance loads belong to Preston Yancey, who runs the Raleigh, Richmond, Louisville, and Columbus lanes.
The kind of thing you can’t learn from a manual
Hector already knows which Cape Coral streets are too tight for the bigger trucks before he’s even turned onto them, and Colby starts rerouting the moment a storm cell builds up over the Gulf. That instinct only comes from working the same territory year after year, hurricane season after hurricane season.
Who does what, from your call to the truck pulling away
- You call Denise gets your date on the calendar right away.
- We estimate Amara builds a number specific to your home.
- We plan Colby sorts the route and building requirements.
- We move you Hector or Preston runs the job, based on mileage.
Full roster
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Jordan Reyes | Owner / Founder |
| Denise Okafor | Customer Intake / Scheduling |
| Colby Fenn | Move Coordinator |
| Amara Whitfield | Estimator |
| Hector Salinas | Crew Chief |
| Preston Yancey | Crew Chief / Long-Distance |
The other eight are the full-time movers on the trucks every day, permanent staff, not seasonal hires. Want the hurricane-recovery backstory behind why Jordan started this company? That’s on the about page — or skip ahead and call the office to get your date reserved.