Payroll records show fourteen names, and Marcus Alderete signs every one of those checks himself after fourteen years running the company. Two lead crews, eight load trucks, and four more staff the office.
The people behind your move
Danielle Kowalski usually picks up the phone first. Stairs, gate codes, and timing all come up in that first conversation, and a working date gets penciled in before you hang up. From there, Xavier Nunez maps out the day, factoring in whatever Highway 101 looks like that week.
Sierra Vance handles the actual number-crunching, either walking your home in person or reviewing a short video you send in, then turning that into a figure you can count on. Marcus himself still climbs into the truck for tricky estate jobs or tight-turnaround office moves.
Brady Pemberton oversees local crews and puts each new hire through a training pass before letting them anywhere near a client’s furniture. Diego Salcedo drives the interstate side himself, covering Sacramento, Reno, Portland, and Los Angeles.
Knowledge that only builds up over years
Brady already has a mental map of which Sebastopol blocks are too tight for our biggest rigs, and Xavier reworks a route the instant harvest congestion appears. Neither of those comes from a manual — only from staying with the company.
Your job, tracked from call to keys
- Call comes in Danielle logs your date immediately.
- Number gets built Sierra ties it to your actual home.
- Logistics locked Xavier finalizes the route and any building paperwork.
- Truck rolls Brady or Diego, depending on distance.
Full roster
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| Marcus Alderete | Owner / Founder |
| Danielle Kowalski | Customer Intake / Scheduling |
| Xavier Nunez | Move Coordinator |
| Sierra Vance | Estimator |
| Brady Pemberton | Crew Chief |
| Diego Salcedo | Crew Chief / Long-Distance |
None of these six are filling in for a week and moving on. For the story behind Marcus’s wine-route background, visit the about page, or reach the office directly to lock in a date.