AT LEDBETTER MOVIN' COMPANY, WE PROVIDE A LOCAL MOVING SERVICE WITHIN LARAMIE, WYOMING.

We work hard to make your move as easy as possible. We also provide professional expertise in piano moving. We take great care in moving your valuable piano, whether across town or within your home. Whatever your moving need, let us do the heavy lifting!

I grew up on a farm in western Nebraska where I learned the value of hard work at an early age. I came to the University of Wyoming where I earned a bachelors and masters in Agricultural Engineering. I've been blessed to be employed at a local consulting firm for the last 27 years. However, in 2014, because work slowed down, my full-time job became a part-time job. Obtaining similar work in other firms didn't happen. I started Ledbetter Movin' Company in 2014 to provide extra income to make ends meet.

As stated, I got involved in the moving business mostly out of necessity but have really enjoyed serving people by moving pianos, personal furniture and belongings for them. The joy, relief and satisfaction they express for providing this service and for a job well-done provide a great sense of gratification.

Our goal is to give you an excellent moving experience. The hallmarks of Ledbetter are integrity, honesty, hard work and a fair price. Have a "better" moving experience with Ledbetter!

Thank you to all those who have trusted Ledbetter with their move and have recommended us to others!

You may be wondering (as many others have) how we got the name "Ledbetter". My name is not Ledbetter and we're not related to nor do we know any Ledbetters. So, why the name? We are fans of Grand Ole Opry star, comedian and story teller Jerry Clower, who spoke with a catchy southern drawl and could tell a story like no other. He tells a story of his friend Marcel Ledbetter who started his own "movin' bidness", Marcel Ledbetter Movin' Comp'ny. Marcel got a call to move a piano and it didn't go so well. Hilarious story! We thought it would be fun to give our "movin' comp'ny" the same name. You can listen to the 2 ½ minute story here: