Let's take a step back to 1933. As Westheimer was celebrating it's 50th anniversary, the United States was having tough times in the midst of the Great Depression.
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Here's a photo from back in the day of our old "Texas Ranger." Don't worry, our trucks have since been updated!
Read MoreJust like any purchase you might make, moving requires shopping around to make sure you find what is best for you. But what should you be looking for when you are trying to distinguish each moving company from each other.
Read MoreTexas was well represented in Forbes' 2016 list of "America's Next Boom Towns." The top 10 included Houston, Austin, San Antonio and the Dallas-Fort Worth metropolis. Austin was listed at the top spot, while Houston ranked 6th.
Read MoreAccording to the U.S. Census, 3,172 people have made the move from Texas to Alaska from 2009-2013, the most of any state. The next highest amount of transplants to Alaska came from Washington, California and Oregon.
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The Houston Chronicle included Westheimer Transfer and Storage in a story showcasing the area's oldest companies. Westheimer Transfer has been in business since 1883, making it the oldest moving company in the city.
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Allied Van Lines was recently awarded Women's Choice Award for the Most Recommended Moving Company. This seal is the only award based on the collective recommendations of women around the United States. "Allied is proud to be America's Most Recommended Moving Company.
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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.
Read MoreWhen you move with us, we want to be completely prepared to make your big day go as smooth as possible. The best way for us to know what to expect is to schedule an in-home estimate.
Read MoreHalloween is tomorrow and zipreality.com recently released its list of "Best places to Trick-or-Treat." Atop the list was none other than Houston suburb Bellaire located in the southwest side of town.
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