Friday observation from talking to mover owners.


Someone books a job on Monday for next Saturday. Tuesday and Wednesday are quiet. By Thursday the homeowner has three more quotes sitting in their inbox, and the company that stayed silent looks like they disappeared.


What changed it for one crew: a short same-day text after the quote, then one more check-in the day before the move. No pressure script. Just 'still good for Saturday?'


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