The Atlanta Movers at A.C. White Get You Ready for Peak Moving Season

Planning ahead is the key to a stress-free relocation even at the busiest moving period of the year, according to this expert Atlanta moving company.

2014-03-31

ATLANTA, GA, March 31, 2014 (Press-News.org) Most Americans move between May and August with the period after Memorial Day and before Independence Day being the busiest time. If you must move during this peak season, the Atlanta office movers at A.C. White know these tips are your best bet to speed along the process.

Their Atlanta moving experts suggest packing fragile items such as paintings and pictures before moving day. This way, movers can move briskly in and out of your house without risk of damaging valuable and irreplaceable items. Get a neighbor or relative to babysit little kids and pets so you do not have to constantly worry about them getting hurt or trampled during the move.

While putting boxes all together in one room saves your movers time, this technique does not work as well with furniture. Your movers need to wrap your furniture to protect it for the move, and they can do this better if you leave the furniture in the rooms where they belong.

A.C. White has more than eight decades of experience and expertise in the moving industry. They have successfully relocated families and businesses to all parts of the country and throughout the world. No matter how simple or complicated your moving requirements may be, they have the seasoned professionals to see to your every need.

"Without a doubt, our long experience, dedicated people and uncompromising commitment to excellent customer care lies at the heart of our success as a company," says Pete White, Vice President of Sales for A.C. White Relocations. "We don't just move furniture; we help people make the transition to a new and exciting chapter of their lives. And we are just as determined now as we were 88 years ago to make this transition as smooth as possible for all our customers."

For any questions or concerns you may have about residential and commercial movers in Atlanta, call the moving professionals at A.C. White and get all the answers you need to make a smart move.

To learn more, go to http://www.acwhite.com/

About A.C. White Relocations:

Atlanta moving company, A.C. White Relocations, has been family owned and operated since 1926. Four generations of experience with moving in Atlanta has given A.C. White Relocations a distinct advantage over other Atlanta movers. With offices in Atlanta, Macon and Savannah, Ga., A.C. White Relocations' dedication to superior service and customer satisfaction has earned them both the respect and loyalty of their Georgia moving clients. Partnered with United Van Lines, A.C. White Relocations has the resources and the care and attentiveness everyone needs in Atlanta movers.

For more information, please visit http://www.acwhite.com/.

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