The Movers Syndicate

10/12/2026

A double drop or triple drop?

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

David Roles

10/08/2026

08/15/2026

Part 2

Jaquel Ontop in Charlotte sent a couple of his guys to cover a Safeway driver. Allegedly Safeway tried ripping off the customers. The cops were called.

08/15/2026

Part 1

Jaquel Ontop in Charlotte sent a couple of his crew to cover a Safeway driver. Allegedly Safeway tried ripping off the customers. The cops were called.

08/08/2026

We are excited to announce our Driver of the Month for July 2026, and it is someone we have highlighted on our social channels before.

Eric Edmonds has been part of the Coleman team since 2023 and is someone who takes a lot of pride in what he does day in and day out. Whether it is making sure his customers have a great experience or getting festive by putting lights on his trailer during the holidays, Eric has a way of leaving a lasting impression on the people he works with.

Eric’s unwavering work ethic was on display throughout July as he handled a wide range of Consumer, Military, and National Account shipments while maintaining a high level of service, safety, and attention to detail. He has consistently been one of our top-performing drivers and someone our dispatch team knows they can depend on.

Congratulations to Eric Edmonds on being named our July 2026 Driver of the Month!

08/08/2026

Jimmy Molina, Villa Luizz, Leon Coleman

06/09/2026

A big thanks to Ken and Rob at the Cincinnati N&N location. Great customer service and they got me in and out fast.- Sherrell

05/28/2026

So, I've seen this pic on a few sites recently. It's another tailgate pic that I'm sharing. It's terrible. I don't mind being a snob and uppity about this. This is dumb. I'm not posting this to make fun of the driver or crew. I'm posting this as an example of what not to do. I get it. Lots of variables could factor into why a tailgate was performed. An A for effort for not wanting to leave an overflow. The straps alone after miles of vibration and friction can tear into the plastic. For the new and younger drivers, here's a solution. Double or triple bag your matts unless you're going between southern Arizona or southern Vegas to southern Cali. Lol. Take no chances. I'd prefer to bag, box, tarp, and then stretch wrap. The boxes add extra integrity. That's been the most effective way for me. I've gone through tropical storms, and everything was bone dry. If you decide to roll the dice and tailgate, mattresses are the easiest. They're square and manageable by one person if you need to rearrange or tighten up. They draw less attention than the "Sanford and Son" gates at the scales and on the highway. No excuse for not tarping or adding extra protection. I've tailgated before like that when I've ran out of material, but I went to a Lowe's or Home Depot ASAP to get material to better protect the items out there. You can also have Uber Eats deliver items from Home Depot and other hardware stores to you. All of that is worth more than what a potential claim on that mattress would be. Last but not least, it's a bad optic. I will use that term ad nauseum. I wouldn't be happy if that was my mattress. Neither would most of you. - Sherrell