A.C. White Relocations is Proud to be an Environmentally Friendly Atlanta Moving Company

Atlanta moving company A.C. White Relocations does its part to preserve the environment by reducing emissions and recycling.

2012-03-29

ATLANTA, GA, March 29, 2012 (Press-News.org) Atlanta moving company A.C. White Relocations is proud to be a part of the environmentally friendly movement, and is one of the few Atlanta movers to have an ongoing green initiative in place.

The two main focuses of the Atlanta moving company's efforts to help the environment are transportation and recycling initiatives that help reduce the company's and its employees' environmental footprint.

A.C. White Relocations, an Atlanta moving company, is committed to reducing its carbon footprint in regards to transportation. In this vein, they have enacted a "no idling policy" for company vehicles that was originally encouraged by Georgia's Clean Air Campaign. They also encourage employees to reduce their work-related carbon footprints by condensing employee work weeks and encouraging mass transportation or carpooling when possible.

The Atlanta movers at A.C. White Relocations further their green initiative with a detailed recycling campaign which includes many of the materials they use daily in their business. They recycle cardboard, metal, and used office furniture to lower their environmental impact, and they reduce overall cardboard usage by using reusable moving equipment whenever possible.

"It's important for every business to be a responsible steward of our environment," notes Pete White, president of Atlanta moving company A.C. White Relocations. "Through our green initiative, we are striving to do our part to keep Atlanta beautiful for future generations to enjoy."

To learn more about A.C. White Relocations' green initiative or the company's Atlanta moving services, please visit 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. An agent for 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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