With more than 15 years of experience in household and commercial goods moving, Eric leads HuberWilmot Moving and Storage team and every facet of the business. He is responsible for managing the day-to-day operation as well as the Company’s long-term goals and growth.
By developing strong team members, providing the latest technology, and developing efficient procedures, Eric ensures that every client who places their trust in HuberWilmot Moving and Storage receives the highest level of customer service.
Before forming HuberWilmot Moving and Storage, Eric served in senior leadership roles with some of the most prominent brands in the moving and storage industry, managing every aspect of residential and commercial moving services from operations to quality assurance.
Today, Eric is an active member in his church, where he serves as a volunteer on the Council. He enjoys spending his “down-time” with his wife and six, that’s right six, children, Carter, Bryson, Crosby, River, Waylon and Millie.
How should I pay and what are the payment methods?
Tariff provisions require that all moving charges be paid before your shipment is unloaded at the destination. Payments can be made using cash, certified check, or money order. Other payment options, such as a credit card, can be arranged with your professional moving service provider. Your charges may be charged up to two days prior to load to prevent your delivery from being delayed. Discuss these options with the Moving and Storage Advocate and/or the customer service representative assigned to your shipment. If your employer is paying for the move, the employer may pre-arrange to be billed via invoice. Whatever works best for your situation is great—just be sure to have the details worked out prior to when packing and loading begins –if the method of payment is not established prior to load day, it can cause you problems on delivery day.
