Allied Van Lines Recognized by Newsweek as One of America's Best Customer Service Providers for 2021
Brands Selected Based on an Independent Survey of More Than 20,000 American Customers Allied Van Lines, one of the world's largest moving companies, is proud to announce that for the second consecutive year, it has been named one of America’s Best Customer Service Providers in the Moving Services category based on an independent survey, commissioned by
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Houston continues to be a popular destination for Millennials to relocate. Houston has had the second greatest growth in population of 18 to 35-year old's over the last 10 years according to apartmentlist.com.
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Here is a screenshot of a page from the book "Houston: A Chroncle of the Supercity" which features Westheimer Transfer and Storage. We, of course, no longer use horses and have since changed our location from Kirby and the Southwest Freeway, but continue to serve as Houston's oldest moving company.
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Moving into a new place doesn't end once we leave. There are still steps that can be taken to make sure your home is secure, safe and clean. Houselogic.com's post on 6 Things to Do When Moving Into a New House, provides excellent examples of things to be aware of in your new home.
Read MoreAllied ranked first in the "Satisfaction with Value" category of Trippel Survey & Research's annual relocation survey. Sirva Inc., which is the parent corporation of the Allied brand, placed first in overall satisfaction in the Trippel survey.
Read MoreThere are 1,000 people moving into Texas everyday and only 793 licensed movers in the state according to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. You must be careful with who you choose to handle your household belonging.
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By hiring the wrong movers to handle your relocation, you can easily end up in a situation dealing with "Rogue Movers." These are people who have a truck and end up holding people's household goods hostage for more money. It's extremely simple to avoid a potential scenario like that.
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