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Winning the lifelong loyalty of our customers is our greatest source of pride. But we’re also grateful for the recognition and awards we’ve received in Memphis, Atlanta, and throughout the Southeast for our exceptional service.
Big League Movers was featured in the 2015 “Faces” issue of Memphis Magazine, which showcases some of the most prominent and notable businesses and professionals in the Mid-South doing great work, and steering the Bluff City into greater tides.
This annual award, crowns the top people, places and businesses in Memphis as voted on by the readers of The Commercial Appeal.
Our most recent award was Best Moving Company in 2014.
Each year, Angie’s List awards this honor to companies that have provided outstanding service based on member feedback from the previous year. The most recent award given was for the 2015 calendar year.
Less than 5% of the companies on the List earned this distinction.
Big League Movers is on the move. The Memphis-based company, which can handle virtually every type of moving need from residential moves to corporate relocations, is moving its office headquarters to a 4,000-square-foot space at the Minglewood Hall complex at 1559 Madison Ave. to accommodate more growth.
“With us adding so many people, we went from seven to 15 full-time office staff this year, we didn’t have enough room,” said Big League vice president Jonathan Greer. “We were on top of each other.”
One of the fastest-growing Memphis-based moving companies, Big League Movers, will expand its office and warehouse space to keep up with its growth across the Southeast U.S.
Big League Movers has leased 4,000 square feet in Minglewood Hall at 1555 Madison Ave. in Midtown for its headquarters and 10,000 square feet of warehouse space in Farrisview Business Park, which is south of Interstate 240 and west of Lamar Avenue.
Steven Reed, Jeff Coletta and Jonathan Greer met as children while playing youth football at the Germantown Youth Athletic Association, igniting a life-long bond that remains to this day. As they grew older and the three enrolled at the University of Memphis, their passion drifted toward competitive baseball. After graduating from the University of Memphis in 2008, Reed and his friends began handling small moves around campus for friends and family members and students.