About LIOO Moving · Our Team
Meet the People Behind LIOO Moving
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- W-2 crews · Background-checked · Trained by LIOO
LIOO Moving is run by a small team working out of our Atlanta office: one owner, one operations manager, a coordinator who handles your questions, a safety and training lead, and crews of W-2 movers led on the job by a crew lead. This page names them and shows who is accountable for your move before you book.
LIOO Moving is run by its founder and owner, Braylon Baker, with Tavion McCullough managing operations, Nigel Powell coordinating customers, and Ashton Turner leading safety and training. Five crew leads run the work on move day, and every mover on a LIOO truck is a W-2 employee of the company. Knowing who is behind a moving company matters more than the logo on the truck. The communication before move day, the preparation that keeps the clock from running, and the care taken once your furniture is in someone else’s hands all come down to specific people. These are ours.
Who runs LIOO Moving
Four people are responsible for the company behind your move. Each one is named here with what they answer for.
Braylon Baker
Founder & OwnerBraylon founded LIOO Moving and owns it today. He is the person ultimately accountable for how the company prices a move, who it hires to carry your furniture, and how a problem is resolved when one comes up.
The company’s operating principle — that most moving delays are access problems that planning solves, as set out on our About page — is his to enforce. It is why a LIOO estimate is written down with the hourly rate and crew size before move day, why access is cleared before the truck leaves the office, and why the crews are LIOO’s own employees rather than day labor.
Tavion McCullough
Operations ManagerTavion oversees moving operations: assigning crews to jobs, building the schedule, preparing each job before the truck leaves our Atlanta office, and following up on service quality after the move.
When a building sends its certificate-of-insurance requirements, an elevator slot moves, or a customer adds rooms to the inventory, the job is re-sequenced on his side so the crew arrives with the right people, truck, and paperwork.
Nigel Powell
Customer Experience CoordinatorNigel is who most customers talk to before move day. He handles booking questions, confirms the details of your move — both addresses, access at each end, and changes to the inventory — and keeps you posted on scheduling.
If a concern comes up before, during, or after your move, Nigel is the first person to reach. Dispatch answers 24/7 at (888) 611-5351, and paperwork such as certificates of insurance goes through info@lioomoving.com.
Ashton Turner
Safety & Training LeadAshton leads safety and training for the crews: how new movers are brought on, how furniture is wrapped, carried, and loaded, and the handling limits every crew works to.
Those limits are published, not improvised — nothing over 400 pounds is lifted, grand pianos are not moved, and no item over 300 pounds goes up or down more than five steps. They exist for crew safety and for insurance, and they are stated before you book rather than discovered on move day.
Who leads the work on move day
Every LIOO job runs under a crew lead who handles the truck and the customer. Your lead introduces the crew on arrival, walks the home with you, confirms the inventory against the quote before anything is loaded, lays the floor and door-jamb protection, sets the load sequence, and does the final walkthrough with you at both ends. On move day, the crew lead is your fastest channel for anything happening at the truck.
What customers said about these crews
“Great experience! Chris and Izzy were awesome. Both were really nice and patient, even when we had issues with the elevator. They were very careful with our stuff, worked fast, and kept smiling the whole time.”
“I had the pleasure of working with Gary and Thomas during a local move. You can tell they take pride in what they do. They literally wrapped every item (even the ones I did not care that much about). They packed up my 2 bedroom apartment so fast. They even finished earlier than the quoted time, so they saved me money as well.”
“The movers and service reps were outstanding. The pricing was very good, and the actual work was even better. My entire experience went smooth and I will definitely be recommending these movers to my friends and family.”
Reviews are shown as posted on Google and are never edited or rewritten. Every review LIOO has received is on our reviews page.
The movers on the truck
A LIOO crew is sized to the job — the volume, the stairs, and the carry distance — and every mover on it is a LIOO employee. They are W-2 staff, background-checked and trained by LIOO, working in company trucks; they are not day-labor contractors booked through an app. The movers do the lifting, carrying, and careful placement. The crew lead runs the job.
The company hires for reliability and care as much as for strength: crews are inside people’s homes handling everything they own, and showing up on time and protecting the home come first. Moving experience is a plus, not a requirement — new movers are trained in how LIOO wraps, carries, and loads.
- Gary Persons
- Rahmel Jones
- John Davis
- Tyrus Morris
- Jaiden Osborne
- Joe Cousins
- Michael Persons
- Omandrea Bolton
- Preme Johnson
- Zay Johnson
- Jalen Sanders
- Daniel Fisher
- Thomas Williams
- Nico Flemings
- Kyle Likely
- James Davis
- Tyler Patterson
- Devon Jones
- Jonathan Daniels
- Deontae Adams
- Aaron Smith
- Brent Givens
What “background-checked” means here. A mover clears a background check before working inside a customer’s home, and anyone who drives a LIOO truck holds a valid driver’s license with a clean driving record.
What “trained” means here. New movers are brought on by Ashton Turner and learn LIOO’s own procedures: how furniture is padded and wrapped, how floors and door jambs are protected, how a truck is loaded so heavy, rigid items form the base, the lifting limits on this page, and the walkthrough the crew lead runs with the customer at both ends.
How a LIOO move runs
Six stages, in the order they happen, with the person responsible at each one.
Before you book
You get a written estimate that states the crew size, the hourly rate, the minimum hours, and the arrival window, built from your bedroom count and the access at both ends. A 25% deposit reserves the date and is credited to the final bill. If anything on an estimate is verbal only, you do not have an estimate.
Before move day
Access is cleared in advance. We issue a certificate of insurance the same day we receive your building’s requirements, confirm freight-elevator and dock windows, and plan truck parking at both addresses. Nigel confirms the details with you; Tavion schedules the crew. Our moving preparation guide lists what to have ready on your side.
Arrival and walkthrough
A scheduled arrival is a window, not an exact minute, and the clock starts when your crew arrives and stops when the job is done. The crew lead introduces the team, walks the home with you, confirms the inventory against the quote, and discusses any changes before loading begins — not after.
Protection, disassembly, and loading
Floor runners, door-jamb protection, pads, and shrink wrap go down first. Standard disassembly — bed frames, table legs, mirrors off dressers — is part of the job, with the tools on the truck. Heavy, rigid items load first to form a stable base; fragile pieces go on top. Crews work the job straight through. Packing can be added to the same quote; it runs on the same hourly clock.
Delivery and final walkthrough
At the new home you walk the house with the lead before anything comes off the truck. The crew unloads, reassembles what was disassembled, and places furniture by room. The final walkthrough happens before the crew leaves — anything you notice goes on the paperwork then, because that record is what a clean claims process runs on.
If something goes wrong
On move day, the crew lead is the fastest channel. For anything else, dispatch answers (888) 611-5351 24/7 and paperwork goes to info@lioomoving.com. Released-value coverage of $0.60 per pound is included. Damage claims must be reported within two calendar days of the move with the move date, order number, a description, and photos, as set out in our terms of service.
Standards every crew works to
These are the standards the people above are accountable for. Each one is either a published company policy or a regulatory fact you can check yourself.
- LIOO Moving is a licensed Georgia Household Goods Carrier, certificated by the Georgia Department of Public Safety’s Motor Carrier Compliance Division. Georgia carriers are listed in the MCCD’s public records at gamccd.net, and we wrote a guide to checking any Georgia mover’s credentials, including ours.
- We are the carrier, not a broker. The company that quotes your move is the company whose employees run it; the names on this page are the people who show up.
- Movers are insured, background-checked W-2 employees working in company trucks. Every truck in the LIOO fleet is a 26-foot box truck with a lift gate.
- Handling limits are fixed for safety: nothing over 400 pounds is lifted, grand pianos are not moved, and items over 300 pounds do not travel more than five steps on stairs.
- Crews work the job straight through. There are no lunch breaks.
- Certificates of insurance are issued the same day we receive the building’s requirements.
- Hazardous materials, firearms and ammunition, live plants, animals, and perishable food do not go on the truck. They travel with you.
- Spanish-speaking service is available for dispatch and on the crew. Ask for it when you book.
What you can expect from this team
One name before move day
Booking questions, access details, and schedule changes go through Nigel, so you are not re-explaining your move to a different person each call.
One lead on move day
A named crew lead runs the walkthrough, the load, and the final check at both ends. Questions at the truck get answered at the truck.
A price you can read before you pay it
Local moves are billed hourly and all-inclusive — crew, truck, fuel, and equipment — with a 2.5-hour minimum (3 hours on weekends, same-day bookings, and moves 25+ miles from downtown). The one disclosed exception is the $100 specialty-item fee for pianos, gun safes, and single items over 300 pounds, quoted before you book. The written quote states all of it before move day.
An owner you can reach
LIOO is a small company with a named owner, a published address, and a crew that works for the company. If something is not right, there is a specific person responsible for making it right.
Questions about the team
Who owns LIOO Moving?
Braylon Baker, the founder, owns LIOO Moving. The company is based at 691 John Wesley Dobbs Ave NE, Suite U-02, Atlanta, GA 30312, and crews dispatch from there across metro Atlanta.
Who will I actually deal with?
Nigel Powell, our customer experience coordinator, before move day; the crew lead assigned to your job on move day; and Tavion McCullough, who manages operations, behind the schedule. Dispatch answers the phone 24/7 at (888) 611-5351.
Who trains the crews?
Ashton Turner leads safety and training. New movers are trained by LIOO in how furniture is wrapped, carried, and loaded, and every crew works to the published handling limits: nothing over 400 pounds, no grand pianos, and no item over 300 pounds on more than five steps.
Where to go from here
The company, the services, and the areas the crews run every day — and what customers say afterward.
Back to About LIOO Moving
What the company was built around, its licence, and where it works.
How local moving works
What the hourly rate covers and what a move looks like hour by hour.
Where the crews work
Every city and neighborhood page, from intown Atlanta to the outer suburbs.
What customers say
Live Google reviews from metro Atlanta moves.
How to prepare for move day
The checklist in the order your move actually happens.
Join a LIOO crew
Moving jobs at LIOO: what the work is and how to apply.
Book a move with people you can name
Send the basics of your move and the people on this page will put the crew size and hourly rate in writing before move day. Nigel takes the booking, Tavion schedules the crew, and a named lead runs the job.