Listed below are Lake Havasu moving companies and national movers.
Also see Moving Tips for home buyer's & Sellers.
Acoma Van & Storage Lake Havasu City
At Acoma Van & Storage, located in Lake Havasu City, customer care and satisfaction is our primary goal. We make it our top priority to deliver efficient worry free moving at a very affordable price. Each move is planned and coordinated according to each individual's needsin Lake Havasu or out of the area. Acoma Van & Storage in Lake Havasu has a large fleet of clean, fully-equipped moving vans, trained, and courteous personnel, and a reputation for quality in our industry. Acoma Van & Storage can be trusted to handle your move quickly, efficiently, safely, and of course economically. Acoma Van & Storage is licensed, bonded, and insured, for your peace of mind. Many Lake Havasu City Properties clients have used Acoma Van & Storage in Lake Havasu.
http://www.acomavan.com/
River City Movers
River City Movers is the one-stop provider of movers in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. Stop by our location in charming Lake Havasu to see us or call us at (928) 855-3891. At River City Movers we are reliable and committed to serving all of your movers and moving services needs. We strive to offer a high level of service and quality in everything we do.
http://www.atmydoormoving.com/Arizona/River-City-Movers-20407.html
Al's Moving Service local Lake Havasu moving company
Full Service Moving, Packing Labor and Materials available, local Lake Havasu area or Long Distance, Household Moving, Commercial , Industrial
http://www.merchantcircle.com/business/Als.Moving.Service.928-855-4848
Mayflower
Contact your agent to set up a free in-home survey to determine your relocation needs and receive a written estimate. This assures you'll receive the most accurate estimate for planning. Your sales representative will also provide you with a booklet called "Your Rights and Responsibilities When You Move." It provides important information consumers must have prior to the move and will help with your planning process.
http://www.mayflower.com/moving/full-service-movers/household-moving-services/citypointe.htm
Bekins
Bekins has been providing our customers with the best value and service. No other van line has more experience than Bekinshttp://www.bekins.com/moving/
ABF-Upack
ABF U-Pack Moving?? is the affordable, self-moving alternative for residential moves nationwide.http://www.upack.com/
123 Movers
Looking for Moving Companies and getting free quotes has never been easier, although choosing the right Movers can be a difficult process. If you're going cross-country or just moving cross-town, the relocation process can be quite frustrating and stressful from start to finish. 123 Movers is here to help you make the decisions for the best possible move.http://www.123movers.com/
PODS
PODS has removed the hassle and headache of moving by providing its customers with a moving service that suits their needs. Move when you want to. PODS allows you to pack your moving container at your leisure. No deadlines. No time pressure. You move when you're ready.Across Lakle Havasu or across the country. PODS is ideal for both local and long-distance moves.http://www.pods.com/moving.aspx
U-Haul Lake Havasu City
Trucks, trailers, moving equipment and storage http://www.uhaul.com/
Budget Rentals
Residential and Commercial customers now have an alternative answer to all of their moving needs. Lake Havasu and Long Distance moves are handled by iSelfMove's nationwide network of professional movers who treat your belongings as if they were their own. http://www.budgettruck.com/
Penske Truck Rental
East Coast. West Coast. Lake Havasu Wherever you want to go, we're there. And, with over 50,000 vehicles and hundreds of locations, you can always count on getting the truck you need and the service you deserve.
Any move can have challenges. We don't want your truck rental to be one of them. So we're committed to ensuring your move is a smooth one http://www.pensketruckrental.com/
Worlwide Moving Companies
Moving Blankets
http://www.activelymoving.org/
(Buyer Moving Tips) from Lake Havasu City Properties
15 Tips for Packing Like a Pro
1. Plan ahead by organizing and budgeting. Develop a master to dolist so you wont forget something critical. To estimate moving costs, use a moving calculator.
2. Sort and get rid of things you no longer want or need. Have a garage sale, donate to a charity, or recycle.
3. But dont throw out everything. If your inclination is to just toss it, you're probably right. However, it's possible to go overboard in the heat of the moment. Ask yourself how frequently you use an item and how you would feel if you no longer had it. That will eliminate regrets after the move.
4. Pack like items together. Put toys with toys, kitchen utensils with kitchen utensils. It will make your life easier when it's time to unpack.
5. Decide what, if anything, you plan to move yourself. Precious items such as family photos, valuable breakables, or must-haves during the move should probably stay with you. Don't forget to keep a "necessities" bag with tissues, snacks, and other items you'll need that day.
6. Use the right box for the item. Loose items are prone to breakage.
7. Put heavy items in small boxes so they are easier to lift. Keep weight of each box under 50 pounds, if possible.
8. Do not over-pack boxes. That will increase the chances that items inside the box will break.
9. Wrap every fragile item separately and pad bottom and sides of boxes.
10. Label every box on all sides. You never know how they will be stacked and you do not want to have to move other boxes aside to find out what is there.
11. Use color-coded labels to indicate which room each item should go in. Color-code a floor plan for your new house to help movers.
12. Keep your moving documents together in a file. Including important phone numbers, drivers name, and moving van number. Also keep your address book handy.
13. Back up your computer files before moving your computer.
14. Inspect each box and all furniture for damage as soon as it arrives.
15. Remember, most movers will not take plants. If you don't want to leave them behind, you should plan on moving them yourself.
Seller's moving Tips for Lake Havasu City Properties.
1. Give your forwarding address to the post office, usually 2-4 weeks ahead of the move.
2. Notify our charge cards, magazine subscriptions, and bank of the change of address.
3. Develop a list of friends, relatives, and business colleagues who need to be notified of the move.
4. Arrange to have utilities disconnected at your old home and connected at your new one.
5. Cancel the newspaper.
6. Check insurance coverage for moved items. Usually movers only cover what they pack.
7. Clean out appliances and prepare them for moving, if applicable.
8. Note the weight of the goods you will have moved, since long-distance moves are usually billed according to weight. Watch for movers that use excessive padding to add weight.
9. Check with your condo or co-op about restrictions on using the elevator or particular exits.
10. Have a first open box with the things you will need most Toilet paper, soap, trash bags, scissors, hammer, screwdriver, pencils and paper, cups and plates, water, snacks, and toothpaste.
Plus, if you are moving out of town:
1. Get copies of medical and dental records and prescriptions for your family and your pets.
2. Get copies of childrens school records for transfer.
3. Ask friends for introductions to anyone they know in your new neighborhood.
4. Consider special car needs for pets when traveling.
5. Let a friend or relative know your route.
6. Carry travelers checks or an ATM card for ready cash until you can open a bank account.
7. Empty your safety deposit box.
8. Put plants in boxes with holes for air circulation if you are moving in cold weather.
Six Items to Have on Hand for the New Owners:
1. Owners manuals for items left in the house.
2. Warranties for any items left in the house.
3. A list of local service providers, the best dry cleaner, yard service, etc.
4. Garage door opener.
5. Extra sets of house keys.
6. Code to burglar alarm and phone number of monitoring service if not discontinued.
