World Class Moving Systems Blog: Moving

Here are some facts you may not know about Simonik Moving & Storage: Established in 1977 and has been preforming relocation's for the past 38 yearsRanks in the Top 5% of Allied agents Is a "Registered International Mover"Has an entire Commercial Move Division to handle office relocation'sCapable of handling any need for

Now is a great time to move! We are taking advantage of this unseasonably warm December and getting our crews out bright and early. Here goes one this morning and we even get a Thumbs Up from our driver!

Dear Valued Customer, You just found out you are moving. For every item you are crossing off your to-do list, you seem to add three more. It can be very overwhelming. What can you do? You can call a professional mover.

Meet Bruce M. Hartmann, our Sales Manager and Senior Relocation Consultant. Bruce has 35 years of experience in Relocation, Local, Van Line and International Moving. His vast knowledge from operations to customer service makes for a no surprise, seamless move.

Here is a snapshot of Julio and his crew working in the warehouse. Julio has worked for Simonik for over 20 years. His crew has a stellar reputation from the thousands of successful relocations he has done!

This is a great article for those having trouble handling all that goes into a relocation. Simonik Moving & Storage's Relocation Consultants are well versed in every aspect of your move, making it an easy transition for you! https://www.movingmaster.com/house-moving/

This is a great article when deciding to hire a professional company. https://www.moving.com/tips/hire-movers-or-beg-friends-3-ways-to-decide-wholl-get-packing/

This week World Class Moving Systems was selected to receive the prestigious Quality Mover Award from Allied Van Lines. This award helps to provide customer recognition who the top quality Allied agents are.

Simonik Moving & Storage can handle any type of relocation, even to another part of the World. This shipment is off to New Zealand, so we say Kia Ora, which means Goodbye in the native Kiwi Language!