Marcus Delgado has cut every paycheck for a nine-person company since he started it in 2015. Two crews cover loading on any given day, and the rest keep the office running.
Who you’ll actually deal with
If the office phone rings, odds are good Marcus answers. Stairs, elevator access, HOA quirks — he asks what applies, gets a tentative date on the books before hanging up, then plots that day’s route once he’s checked what the storm radar looks like for the week.
Denise Alvarez owns the estimating side, whether that’s an in-person walkthrough or a video you text over, turning either one into a price you can plan around. For the harder condo jobs or a same-week office relocation, Marcus climbs back into the truck himself.
Local crews report to Jerome Whitfield, and nobody touches a customer’s furniture without a training run behind them first. Interstate loads belong to Tomás Reyes, running the Charlotte, Savannah, Nashville, and Birmingham lanes.
Not something you’d find in a manual
Jerome knows which Casselberry streets are a bad fit for the larger trucks before he’s even turned the corner, and Marcus is already rerouting the moment a storm cell builds up near SR 436. That kind of instinct only comes from working the same territory season after season.
How your move gets handled, step by step
- You call Marcus puts your date on the books right away.
- We estimate Denise builds a number specific to your home.
- We plan Marcus sorts the route and building requirements.
- We move you Jerome or Tomás runs the job, based on mileage.
Full roster
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Marcus Delgado | Owner / Founder |
| Denise Alvarez | Estimator |
| Jerome Whitfield | Crew Chief |
| Tomás Reyes | Crew Chief / Long-Distance |
All four are permanent staff, not seasonal fill-ins. Want the warehouse-floor backstory on why Marcus started this company? That’s covered on the about page — or skip ahead and call the office to get a date reserved.