Moving is hard, finding reliable movers should not be

My family has moved a lot in my lifetime. I can recall times when we were helping one of my sisters or the other traverse the Alcan highway with all sorts of exciting things. Such as the reports I have heard of one trip I was not on where my sister had my nephew huddle the others in the doorway of the bus she was driving in preparation to bail out at her order because the bus was not slowing down going down a rather bad slope with a sheer drop-off cliff to one side.

Then there was me and mom's following my other sister in after dad's stroke when mom and dad and I was moving back to Alaska from a Winter in Washington getting dad ready to return home. Mom and me came up behind a smoldering motor home along side the road, burned to the chassis and there on the back of this motor home that was the twin of my parent's old motor home was a license plate the same colors as the one on their motor home. We stopped and I ran back terrified to look for anyone, I feel sorry for whoever lost their motor home, but am so grateful to have discovered it was not the one that my dad, sister and niece were in. Mom and me still shudder to think about the sight of that motor home, which given how far ahead of us they were, easily could have been my parent's motor home instead.

Moving has enough stress and moments of sheer panic associated with it, you don't want to have to worry about the movers that you hire to see your belongings safely to your destination. Service Network can help you to find licensed and insured Long Distance Moving Companies that can dependably move your household goods to your new home. Service Network screens movers for a number of qualifying factors before the movers are accepted into their network, assuring that the customer can find a reputable mover to make their move as smooth and hassle free as possible. And, Service Network has pre–negotiated discounts of up to 65% with movers in their network to help you save on your move.

Don't hire a company that will leave part of your load midway along the route to make room for someone else's things (that happened to a writing friend of mine when she moved),
find reliable movers that will do the job right.

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