140+ Years of Helping People Make Their Next Move
We're committed to serving our community with integrity and character. Our legacy was built by providing reliable service.
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The oldest African-American owned business in the United States.
Founded in 1881, E.E. Ward Moving & Storage is the oldest African-American owned business in the United States. What started as a stop on the Underground Railroad has flourished into one of the most respected and trusted moving companies in the country. We are a self-actualized team that honors our distinguished legacy by embodying service with dignity and strong moral character.
Starting with just two horses and a wagon, the company has grown over the last nearly 140 years into a thriving multi-million-dollar award-winning moving corporation. Throughout the evolution of E.E. Ward, we have never lost sight of the principles of excellent service and giving back to the community on which it was originally founded. We pride ourselves on our excellent service, and we have the credentials to back it up for when you’re doing a “moving companies near me” search. E.E. Ward’s historical past is part of the company culture today that continues to inspire its promising future.
E.E. Ward is owned by husband and wife Brian and Dominique Brooks, who have a strong commitment to strengthening the legacy of E.E. Ward while fostering growth and innovation in the company. E.E. Ward Moving & Storage is recognized for outstanding customer service and overall quality experience. We have a strong reputation in the moving industry and have been recognized with the following awards:
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Since 1881, E.E. Ward Moving & Storage has provided Central Ohio families with an unmatched sense of comfort and security when relocating and storing their personal possessions.
We are committed to continuing this tradition, over 140 years, by finding the best talent to serve our clients and needs. E.E. Ward is an equal opportunity employer and does not make hiring decisions on the basis of an individual’s race, religion, nationality, etc.
