Westheimer Transfer & Storage Co., Inc. Blog: Allied international Houston

Chicago, IL – Allied Van Lines, one of the world's largest moving companies, issued its annual Magnet States Report today featuring insights about the State of Migration Across the USA. The report highlights migration trends identified in its nationwide consumer and corporate moves throughout 2020....

Westheimer Transfer and Storage won the Sirva IMC's Choice award for North America at the 2019 Sirva International Conference in Chicago, Illinois.  This is the second consecutive time that Westheimer has been honored with the award -- having won in 2017 when it was last given. The honor is vot...

Westheimer Transfer and Storage was presented with the 2017 IMC Choice award for North America on April 23 at the annual Sirva Relocation Global Network Meeting in Prague, Czech Republic. The award highlights the collaboration of work between our international team and Sirva's International Move Con...

Westheimer Transfer and Storage is proud to announce that we have been awarded Allied's 2017 International Customer Choice Award. The award goes to to the top international agent in the United States and Canada.

Houston is the top city in the US for college graduates looking for cheap rent and high salaries according to a new survey. Real Estate website Trulia teamed with job board Indeed to research the best cities for recent graduates to live in based off the low cost of living and abundance of jobs. Dall...

Allied Van Lines is excited to be honored with the 2017 Women's Choice Award® for America's Most Recommended™ Moving Company. This award designation is based on a national survey of thousands of women across America who were asked to select from a list of nationally recognized mo...

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- May is National Moving Month, and Allied Van Lines, one of the world's largest household goods moving companies, is excited to continue its exclusive charitable partnership with The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) by kicking off this month with a "Move for the Mos...