This is our story.

Bill Goodwin started Goodwin House Moving in 1930.  His brother, John, joined him & took over the business.
A team of horses, hard maple wheels, and steel wheels were the equipment John used at this time.

Kenney Goodwin ran the company from 1936-1942 until he went into the army. After he returned in 1944, he continued to move houses for another ten years.
During Kenney's years in the house moving business, steam engines were standard in the industry. He was not satisfied and started making most of his moving equipment, even the dollies, by hand. He eventually bought a truck and averaged 10 to 20 house moves a year.

Like his father did before him, Rick Goodwin, Jerry's son, took over the business in 1983.

Keeping the family business strong, Chris Reighard is continuing the 5th generation of Goodwin movers.
Having come a long way since our inception in 1930, we now have hydraulic dollies, hydraulic fifth wheels, a hydraulic jacking machine, and precision machinery rollers to help us move our houses. Goodwin House Moving averages 80 to 90 moves per year.     Chris has continued to run the company with the same pride and quality.  
(Ruger - the office helper)

President/ Owner

Chris has worked for Goodwin House Moving for 31 years. He become part owner in 2008 and sole owner in 2019.

Foreman

Zach is Chris's son-in-law and has worked for Goodwin House Moving for 6 years now. Zach and Cole are on set to be the next generation of owners. 

Hydraulics Specialist 

Colben is Chris's youngest son. He has worked for Goodwin House Moving since 2017! Cole and Zach are on track to be the next generation of owners. 

Shop Manager

Sammie can be found doing yard work, keeping the shop organized, or renovating houses.

Office Helper

Ruger is Chris's, 8 year old, chocolate lab. He can be seen lounging in the office, helping out in the shop, or protecting his land from critters.