Oct 6, 2026
Founded in October 2024 by Seth DeGayner and Grace Hubbard, the owner-operated moving company celebrates its second anniversary serving households and small businesses across the Green Bay area.
United States, October 6, 2026 -- Green Bay Moving Co. LLC, a family-owned and owner-operated moving company based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, is marking its second anniversary this month. The company opened its doors in October 2024 and has since grown into a trusted local moving provider for homeowners, renters and small businesses throughout Brown County and the wider Northeast Wisconsin region.

The Green Bay Moving Co. LLC team at the start of a local move in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
The business was founded by Seth DeGayner and Grace Hubbard after years of hands-on experience in the moving industry. From the start, the two founders set out to build an honest, community-centered alternative to large national moving brands, with the owners working directly on each job instead of managing from a distance. That approach shaped how the company hires, how it schedules and how it handles every customer from the first call to the final box.

Members of the family-run Green Bay Moving Co. LLC team outdoors in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Two years later, the owner-on-site model remains the center of the operation. Seth DeGayner serves as co-owner and lead mover and is present for most moves, while Grace Hubbard leads client care, scheduling and communication so that customers stay informed at every stage.
Details on the company's services, service area and booking process are available on the Green Bay Moving Co. official site.
Home moves continue to make up the largest share of the company's work. Its residential moving team handles apartments, condos and large family homes, along with full packing and unpacking, packing supplies, and loading or unloading for rental trucks and portable storage containers. The company also supports small business and office relocations for local employers that need to move with minimal downtime.

Movers carry a wooden shelving unit from a home during a residential move in Green Bay.
Heavy and specialty items have become a defining part of the company's reputation. Using liftgate-equipped trucks and trained crews, Green Bay Moving Co. LLC moves pianos, gun safes, pool tables, antique furniture and other items weighing more than 300 pounds. The company stands behind that work with a simple policy that has been in place since day one: if the crew cannot move an item, the customer does not pay for it.

A heavy tool cabinet is wheeled up a loading ramp by the Green Bay Moving Co. LLC crew.
In addition to moving, the company provides junk removal, donation runs and dump runs. These services are often used by families who are downsizing, clearing out a home before listing it, or settling an estate, and they allow customers to handle the move and the cleanout with a single local crew instead of coordinating several providers.
Customer feedback over the past two years has consistently pointed to the people behind the trucks. Reviewers frequently mention the crew by name and describe moves involving multiple locations, tight hallways and long flights of stairs that were completed on schedule and with care. The full lineup of the Green Bay Moving Co. crew, including the co-owners and lead movers, is introduced on the company website.
"When Grace and I started this company, the goal was simple: give every family the kind of move we would want for our own," said Seth DeGayner, co-owner and lead mover of Green Bay Moving Co. LLC. "Two years in, that has not changed. We still show up on site, we still treat every home like it is our own, and if something is too heavy for us to move, the customer does not pay. Being trusted by our neighbors here in Green Bay is what we are proudest of."
The company's residential moving services in Green Bay are built around clear communication and upfront pricing. Customers can request estimates in person or by phone, pricing is transparent with no hidden fees, and every move is fully insured from start to finish. Crews are available seven days a week, from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., which gives families and businesses more flexibility to schedule around work and school.
The company's service area now reaches well beyond the city of Green Bay. Crews regularly work in De Pere, Allouez, Bellevue, Suamico, Wrightstown, Denmark, Luxemburg and Freedom, as well as Appleton, Neenah, Oshkosh, Manitowoc, Two Rivers, Sheboygan, Algoma, Sturgeon Bay, Sister Bay and Marinette. Specialty work such as piano and safe moving with liftgate trucks is available across the same region.
As the company enters its third year, the founders plan to keep the same small, family-run structure that has defined the business so far, with the owners staying directly involved in day-to-day moves and customer care. More background on the founders and the company's story can be found at greenbaymovingco.com/about-us.
About Green Bay Moving Co. LLC
Green Bay Moving Co. LLC is a family-owned and owner-operated moving company founded in October 2024 by Seth DeGayner and Grace Hubbard. Based in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the company provides residential and small business moving, packing and unpacking, rental truck and portable container loading, heavy and specialty item moving with liftgate service, and junk removal across Northeast Wisconsin. The company is fully insured and operates seven days a week.
Contact Info:
Name: Seth Degayner
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Organization: Green Bay Moving Co. LLC
Address: 2197 Dorothy Ln, Green Bay, WI 54304, United States
Phone: (920) 819-1545
Website: https://greenbaymovingco.com/
Release ID: 89205217
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