America 250 Parade

As a trusted moving and storage provider, headquartered out of the Treasure Coast in Florida, it was an honor to be aske to help emcee and be in the USA All Day Pioneers to Patriots parade on the 4th of July. With the sun shining bright, more than 60 local municipalities, civic groups, churches, and businesses came together to demonstrate their love of county and community. Residents and guests alike lined up along Main Street by the thousands to give back that energy and patriotism to the exhibitors.

In the course of the hour, as emcee, it was amazing to highlight two proud Veterans, both more than 100 years old, who served in WWII and earned badges of honor for their bravery and loyalty to America. Sadly, two fallen officers were recognized in the parade and it was incredible to see the salutes for these four incredible Americans from the center stage.  Choirs were singing, bands were marching and executing terrific musical cheer, pickle ballers were dribbling, and everyone was waving flags.  It was truly a sight to see!

Hats off to the White Glove Moving & Storage team for their participation and assistance leading up to the big day including last minute stage decorating and help with assembling nearby floats who ran out of tape and had no ladders.  As professional movers, it sure is handy our trucks are always equipped with the tools and items that may be needed for the job at hand.

Planning a move in the near future? Know of someone who is moving and doesn’t want to do it themselves?

Whether coming into Florida from another state, leaving Florida for a different state, or a local move from one part of town to the next, it is never too early to start the process and White Glove Moving & Storage would be honored to assist.

Always a free estimate, no deposits or hidden fees, great communication and fair pricing; earning the title of most trusted movers is one we take seriously. From our love of America to our love of customers and our region, we hope to be the moving and storage partners you refer.

Cheers to another 250 years!

Silver Certified Agents

Working with older people requires more than just patience. It requires expertise and systems, White Glove Moving & Storage is proud to be  Silver Certified with Bekins Vanlines. Recently, an opportunity to be featured in the Silver magazine was presented to our team to highlight a recent interstate move with an elderly customer and it just so happened that one had transpired that involved dear friends. Here’s that story and a prime example of how White Glove Moving & Storage, A+ rated with the Better Business Bureau, can be a trusted relocation expert for you and your loved ones as well.

Sydna and Bill S. moved to Vero Beach, FL from Powder Springs, GA in late April of 2026 to be closer to their eldest daughter and her family. Now in their mid-eighties, the couple has spent decades in their Georgia home and having to downsize from 4500 sq ft to 2100 sq ft with no extra space for a workshop was a lot for the couple to process in a short amount of time.

The estimator, Steven Gold, was patient and precise; educating them along the way on how items of great weight will affect their price and if the items are not going to be used in Florida, they may not be worth taking and could be of more value as something sold in Georgia. Additionally, knowing of the couple’s aliments and quick turn around for the move, a full pack was proposed and agreed upon to help take the bulk of the burden off the nervous pair.

White Glove Moving & Storage’s long-haul coordinator, Bruce Gold, was in constant contact with the duo and answered all their questions and concerns with specifics and understanding. Richard Senones was the driver and he along with his helpers were careful and courteous during the entire process. Though there were no specific challenges that were faced, as an elderly couple having to face big changes, the moods were not always lofty and the stress apparent at many stages throughout the relocation. Yet in the end, with compassion and expertise on behalf of the crew and White Glove staff, the couple soon began to look forward making the new house a home as the final boxes came off the truck; even if it was smaller. As Bill said, if he can’t build in his workshop any longer at least he can fish every day in a stocked pond.

 

The next question from Silver Magazine focused on key conversations that need to be had with folks during an elderly person’s move going over state lines. Having just executed the move for the couple above, this conversation was fresh.  For older adult moves, White Glove Moving & Storage, talks to the family members helping with the move in addition to the older couple to truly articulate what the scope of work and details are. Often, we are finding that a full pack is a blessing as many of the moves are time sensitive and can be overwhelming for the seniors to wrap their brains around what will go into the new home versus what is best to get rid of.
Yet, we have also found that unpacks, taking everything out and leaving it on various surfaces with no real game plan to put the items away, is something many families would rather not have the stress of. Rather, we have learned, they would prefer to take their time to unpack, sort, and streamline what goes where. Thereby, affording them the time slowly make the new space a home. However, people initially think they want an unpack, and they do not realize that it does not mean to put it all I the cupboards and closets. That is why we are certain to give a full explanation of the services and encouraging the families to have a plan for the unpack upon delivery and the immediate days that follow is a must. That includes sharing the contact information of trusted partners in the region that can do full organizational unpacks.

Additionally, White Glove relocations specialists are also encouraging the customer to put a follow up date on the calendar with the agents in the destination area to have the televisions, mirrors, and artwork hung. These pieces are often too big and heavy for the older adults and with years of experience, it is an easy task for the professional mover; however, the costs and timing must be thoroughly addressed prior to the delivery for smooth transitions.

Here’s the review left from Bill and Sydna:  “Our experience could not have been better. Their whole team from the beginning to the end informed us, checked in with us, and kept us up to date as to what was happening. The packers and the unpackers were considerate with our belongings and helped to place them where we wanted them to be. The workers were both fast and efficient. The driver was present and had everything planned. He kept track of all of our belongings and helped to assure us that they would be treated correctly, and they were. We thank everybody who was connected with our move. Thank you.”

 

Red Flags When Choosing a Moving Company

1st red flag:

No License or Insurance!  Often consumers are motivated by the cheapest price and they over look the detail of confirming a company is approved to do business in the state.

  • As a quick overview, Hiring licensed and insured moving companies ensures professional service, liability protection for damaged or lost items, and compliance with safety regulations. These movers offer accountability, experienced labor to prevent injuries and damage, and legitimate business operations, significantly reducing moving day stress and risk.
  • Always check a mover’s BBB Business Profile for ratings (A+ to F) and complaint history.

No license, not on Sunbiz or an F rating…Let that be your first red flag!

2nd red flag:

A super low big should be a HUGE red flag.

It is suggested to always get more than one estimate. 3 bids are always encouraged, though referring only reputable movers matters when trying to find accurate pricing. What is worse are the movers who give a low bid and never actually go onsite to view in person what is being moved.

When choosing your mover it should be more than just price that helps you decide which company to hire…are they reputable? Will they make things right if something goes array? Do you know some of the players and what they stand for?

With that in mind, we have all heard the old adage: “That if something is too good to be true it probably is…” rock bottom prices often translates into low quality and predatory practices such as holding items hostage charging the customer 3-4xs the amount. If this happens, sadly, there is little local law enforcement can do  except provide a “civil stand-by” or “keep the peace” service to ensure safety while property is collected. However, police generally cannot break contracts; if the dispute is over payment, you may need a court order to retrieve items.

Let this resonate:

The Bitterness of Poor Quality Lingers Long After the Cheap Price is Forgotten.

 

3rd red flag:

Requiring a deposit or large about of money to be “put on the books.”

This is a common practice with rogue movers who often have no intention of performing the move they are requiring money for.

In fact, No-Shows make up 26% of the 13k complaints filed on moving companies throughout the nation.

Unfortunately, Florida has the highest number of moving complaints in the U.S. (6,187 between 2022-2024), followed by New Jersey.

 

So now that we have explored the top 3 red flags, let’s highlight what sets White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery apart and why you should feel very comfortable encouraging others to call White Glove Moving & Storage

Our first red flag was no license, insurance or bad rating.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) reports over 13,000 complaints annually regarding movers and 1,335 moving companies have earned an “F” rating for unresolved, high-volume complaints and more than 25% of those were moving hostage situations right here in Florida.

At White Glove, we are proud to say we are A+ rated! With numerous reviews for moves locally, nationwide, and internationally the consensus is that our attention to detail and communication are strong and our pricing very fair; can I get a woo woo for A+s and fair pricing for top notch service.

Next, we covered low bids as a big red flag. What is worse is when a mover doesn’t provide that estimate in writing.  At White Glove we are proud to provide free onsite and virtual surveys for every move we perform and what’s even better is we provide documentation to our customers so much so they can use all that paperwork to help write off their move expenses on the following years taxes.

Finally, having celebrated more than 20 + years in business here in the Treasure Coast we understand there is a cost to do doing business which is why we have no credit card processing fees to our customers and we require NO deposits whether moving across the street or across the country.

We look forward to being of service and being a professional moving team you can refer/use for years to come and feel free to share these red flags with others.

 

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Company of the Year Trades Division 2 Winner!

With hundreds of members and community supporters filling the room, White Glove Moving & Storage was honored to accept the award for Company of the Year in the Trades Division for the St. Lucie Chamber of Commerce in Florida.

A fun evening with “best bite” competition from multiple vendors ranging from savory to sweet, the energy in the room was high. Not only were companies of assorted sizes and industries recognized for their contributions to the community, profession, and overall workplace engagement; first responders were also highlighted. Including an all new legacy award that was given to sheriff, Richard Del Toro. It was a night that paid homage to businesses, local heroes, good food and drink, and the power of community.

White Glove Moving, Storage, & Delivery was honored to win and be showcased in a category with great local companies we have used and often refer including Neese Roofing, Aapex Electric, All Area Roofing, and others. A big congrats to all the nominees, runner ups, sponsors, roaming talent, committee members, emcees, vendors, and guests who helped make the night truly unforgettable.

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Moving to the Treasure Coast? Lots Going on in the First Quarter!

New to the Treasure Coast? Considering a move to the region? At White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery, interstate agent with Bekins, we enjoy being a trusted resource for folks moving into and around the area. With so many days full of sunshine and with lots of events to attend, there is always something to do and fun people to meet.

Here are a few of the events we are having the pleasure to help sponsor.

The Environmental Learning Center (ELC) is excited to present Lagoonapalooza 2026, a free Nature and Music Festival celebrating the beauty, biodiversity, and importance of the Indian River Lagoon. The event takes place on Saturday, January 24, 2026, from 10 AM to 5 PM at ELC’s scenic 64-acre lagoon-island campus in Vero Beach.

Designed as a fun and educational community gathering for all ages, Lagoonapalooza brings together live music, hands-on environmental experiences, and local partners for a full day of exploration and entertainment.

Pavilion Stage:

  • 10:15 – 11:15 AM: Murphy Dogs
  • 11:45 AM – 2:15 PM: Gary Roland & The Landsharks Band
  • 2:30 – 5:00 PM: HOT PINK

What to Expect:

• Dozens of eco-activities and interactive games with environmental partners
• Live music and guest speakers throughout the day
• Dip netting in the pond for kids to explore aquatic life
• Touch tanks and aquariums
• Food vendors and refreshments
• Art galleries and eco-friendly crafts
• Miles of boardwalk nature trails and a nature-inspired playscape
Quick pontoon and canoe trips will also be available, offering visitors a closer look at the Indian River Lagoon from the water.

Admission: Lagoonapalooza is a FREE community event, made possible through the generous support of sponsors and partners.

Thank You to the Sponsors:

The Environmental Learning Center extends sincere thanks to this year’s Lagoonapalooza sponsors for making the event possible, with special recognition to Alex MacWilliam Real Estate, our Eco Harmony Sponsor. Additional support is generously provided by GHO Homes, Cox Pinson Environmental, Vero Glass & Mirror, White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery, and Au Pair in America. Sponsorship opportunities and vendor participation are still available.

About the Environmental Learning Center

The Environmental Learning Center is a 64-acre lagoon-island nature center dedicated to educating, inspiring, and empowering people of all ages to become active stewards of the environment and their own well-being.

For more information about Lagoonapalooza 2026, visit www.DiscoverELC.org or call 772-589-5050.

 

Gardenfest:

Gardenfest 24th YEAR!
Sat, Feb 7 2026
9 AM – 5 PM
Sun, Feb 8 2026
9 AM – 4 PM
At the lovely Riverside Park
3260 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach, FL 32963

Gardenfest! is always a huge success thanks to all our amazing volunteers, top notch vendors, and all of you who attended! Natures finest marketplace is held at Vero Beach’s Riverside Park, and is one of the largest free and family friendly garden shows in Florida.

Visitors come from far and wide to stroll under the oaks and enjoy the amazing vendors, food, children’s crafts,and raffle prizes. Many visitors arrive with wagon in tow and fill them with garden treasures.

This annual event is hosted by the Garden Club of Indian River County and celebrates everything garden. Over twenty years have been spent scouring the south to bring together the highest quality vendors of plants and garden accessories.

Gardenfest! vendors prepare their displays with great skill and care to show gardeners the latest trends in plant materials and design. They are pleased to offer Florida natives, unusual tropicals, and unique plant specimens, as well as plants, planters, pottery, fountains, furniture, lighting, statuary, and other garden accessories. Plants for sale include palms, ferns, orchids, bromeliads, succulents, bamboo, fruit trees, bonsai, roses and many flowering plants.

Proceeds from Gardenfest! help fund the club’s local scholarships and community outreach programs. Community outreach programs are aimed at enhancing, preserving, and beautifying the landscape of Indian River County.

Garden enthusiasts of all levels look forward to experiencing Vero’s premier annual gardening event Gardenfest! Rain or Shine!

 

Artsfest:

Save the date for 2026!

February 7 & 8, 2026

Saturday 10AM-6PM | Sunday 10AM-4PM

Memorial Park and along East Ocean Boulevard, downtown Stuart

A hometown celebration arts and culture, the 2-day event provides the area with exceptional fine art and fine craft exhibitors, culinary arts, hands-on activities for the family, and a variety of live musical and theatrical performances. Since its inception in 1988, ArtsFest has grown to become one of the most cherished and well-attended community events on the Treasure Coast. This year there will be a new version of Chopped, a scavenger hunt, wine experience, live entertainment and more!

 

 

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2025 Top Producer Panel of Indian River County

The 2nd Annual Top Producer Panel, Insights from Indian River County Real Estate Pros took place at the prestigious Riverside Theatre on November 5th, 2025. With six top producing agents from different offices on stage, the packed room of fellow realtors enjoyed a delightful lunch while panelists shared their answers.

Serving as host and moderator, Anna Valencia Tillery with White Glove Moving & Storage teamed up with eight other companies to provide a meet and greet experience to the guests and fellow sponsors both before and after the panel discussion. A special thank you to:

The panelists included:

Charlotte Terry with Alex MacWilliam Real Estate who joined the brokerage in 2009, after having her own successfully for many year. With her team, they’ve expanded to include both buyer’s and listing representation. She has over 40 years in Vero Beach, and is a fourth-generation Floridian, making her well-versed in Florida and real estate.

Sven Frisell with Compass Realty and the Reynolds team, whose real estate journey began in 2019, with a proven track record of success, having sold out the Sea Breeze Cottages at The Strand on Vero Beach’s barrier island. Interestingly, he speaks fluent English, Danish, and Swedish.

Lori Davis with Dale Sorensen Real Estate who sets the bar high over the past 16 years specializing in the marketing and selling of luxury properties globally, nationally and locally with a background in sales working for the Quaker Oats Company and The Keebler Company. Her tagline: “your realtor for life.”

Tareek Beasley with Keller Williams whose 7 years in real estate has consistently ranked him in the top 5 agents of the Vero Beach market center. In 2025, he was voted 2025 Rookie of the Year by the Realtors Association of Indian River.

Kathleen Provancher from One Sotheby’s has over 35 years of Real Estate experience and is consistently one of the top teams for the past 10 years in Indian River County.  Her team’s tagline: THE MOST RELIABLE REALTORS® IN VERO BEACH

Robin Raiff with the Keye’s Company has a career spanning more than two decades with a reputation as one of the most knowledgeable and trustworthy names in South Florida real estate. In 2023, she became part of the inaugural class of Board Certified Realtors here in Florida and prides herself on raising the standards of her profession.

Questions included a variety of topics that played to the strengths and expertise of the panelists. Each panelist had two questions with a final third question that was the same for them all.

  • Sven was asked about his abilities to market luxury waterfront properties to the right buyers. In his second round of q& a, he was asked for tips to help buyers navigate the altering market?

 

  • Charlotte Terry was asked as a 4th generation resident, Florida naturalist, master gardner and lover of the outdoors;  do you find through this wisdom you are able to cross-promote both lifestyle and Florida’s native roots? In her second round of questions it was asked, “The barrier island then was nothing like it is today. What do you believe is the secret sauce that makes our town and in particular, our beachside so special yielding such an affluent audience? To follow that up, what do you think some agents are missing the mark on when showcasing a listing in the 32963?”

 

  • Tareek was asked how has relationships and reputation led to income opportunities, how did you know the right time to ask for the business? His second question was “you have been in real estate 7 years, and what an interesting span it has been with big curveballs creating volatile moments that  have made home prices in comparison to wages hard for true locals to own a home. And yet you are able to keep calm, you keep pounding the pavement with persistence and a whole lot of patience. How? Got any tips to share?

 

  • For Lori Davis we touched on marketing. “With your international marketing experience, Lori, you know that in this business your listing can’t do the work alone. In fact, it’s quite the opposite and the onus falls on you, the agent to go full contact almost like in a sport to get across the finish lines, yes? With her second question pertaining to whether or not one should “take the listing” even if they know it there are issues with the buyer, property, both?

 

  • Robin’s questions focused on compliancy to help build up the professionalism of the industry collectively.  “Often the first step to sell a property is to simply get a sign up to say the property is for sale. Yet, there are rules and many aren’t followed which can be a disservice to the agent and seller alike. What are some top checklist items you’d want to highlight today so we can all be as compliant and professional as possible especially with more listings coming on the market and sitting longer? Followed by why she believes in dedicating her time to leadership within the world of real estate and how it has impacted her business.

 

  • For Kathleen Provancher, we discussed the value of a brokerage and why she has switched over the years; what were the pros and cons? Her second question “what are some of the basics you wish to share with everyone here that will help them and their customers?

The final question was, “ what is that piece of advice you wish someone had given you when you started in the industry that you now have the opportunity to share with our audience today?

Though all the agents had great answers like be prepared to work seven days a week, or treat your business like a real business, the  last response from Charlotte Terry had us all in stiches, “if you are going to start a career in real estate, make sure you have a partner that makes a good living.”

After a standing ovation, the panelists came down and sat with the audience while each sponsor took the microphone to share services and commitment to the realtors in the room. Each ended with a prize that went to a lucky realtor in the room. Good news, everyone got a custom lighter that had all 9 logos on it, reading “Cheers to igniting years of collaboration.” A special thanks again to Riverside Theatre

for being our venue host with a terrific bartender and staff.

Also, to Maryanne Lucera with At Your Service Catering for a delicious lunch of gourmet wraps and desserts, and to the White Glove Moving & Storage team for supporting the time and energy it takes to create an event of this magnitude.

Wishing us all a successful and happy close to 2025!

To view more pictures, click here.

 

Making Moving Fun & Engaging

White Glove Moving & Storage is proud to be a trusted moving, storage, receiving, and delivery partner serving the Treasure Coast and Florida. As an Interstate agent with Bekins Vanlines, we are able to be a local resource for new neighbors coming into and leaving Florida. Best part, we are able to ensure they have an A+ experience from start to finish by utilizing strong communication and trained staffers from our team as well as from those of other vetted Bekins agents throughout the nation.

Though we do not buy much large media advertising or underwrite large sports teams to help promote our brand, we do support local causes and groups. In fact, it was a busy summer with a jam packed fall ahead. In an effort to support education, environment, and empowerment of all age groups; we are thrilled to provide a recap of some of our big events that have transpired and are set to occur.

Attainable Housing of St. Lucie County is funded by the local realtors association and helps qualifying families with their dollars for closing costs. It is a grant of $2500 and more than 30 families annually benefit. White Glove proudly stepped as a Gold sponsor again and hosted a fun filled tent with a golf team who proudly came in 2nd place.

Transportation comes in a variety forms and White Glove is proud to sponsor the Stuart Martin Chamber Aviation Update luncheon annually. More than 125 people attended and we were able to highlight moving trends as it correlates with jobs and growth in the Aviation sector.

Every real estate is different and the brokers in charge have a lot to do with an office’s success. It was a privilege to serve as the moderator and sponsor alongside the Women’s Council of Realtors Stuart Network to give a platform to three very different brokers and the methods they enlist to motivate and educate.

Teaming up with other trusted and respected affiliates makes it more cost effective and fun to showcase what we all do. This year, the Realtors Association of Indian River County collaborated with the Spirit of Sebastian for an after hours event. With the help of 11 affiliates ranging from home inspection to title and everything in between we had guests enjoy a great sampling of food, drink, and information.

As a group with the Martin County Realtors of the Treasure Coast we helped clean up a local park and together we gathered more than 200 lbs of trash!

Earned Agent of the Month with Bekins Vanlines! 

Helped Indian River County usher in its 100th birthday in a 1960’s Mustang; what a year of celebrations is was!

Blessed to be the featured moving company in an article from TC Palm talking about moving trends. Such an honor!

Plus 3 ladies networking luncheons per month and weekly radio shows to highlight all that is happening here in the #TreasureCoast.

We are busy and engaged and hope to be the movers you call when in need.

Join us and GHO Homes for an Alive at Five that will unveil one of Vero’s newest communities and clubhouses. Free to all RAIRC members!

Save the date for for the 2nd Annual Top Producer Panel!

Certified Dementia Friendly Movers

White Glove Moving, Storage & Delivery has been a long time senior certified mover alongside our partnerships with Bekins Vanlines and Pak Mail Beachside through the National Association of Senior Move Managers. Yet, as the senior demographic ages, more and more people are losing some of their cognitive abilities and are being diagnosed with dementia. In fact, in the Treasure Coast of Florida there are several people on a waiting list to go into the assisted living facilities that also offer memory care. Several years back, the healthcare industry saw the demand rise and facilities offering only memory care units were created.

In 2020, White Glove Moving and Storage had the privilege of being the receiving and installation partner for the new Certus Memory Care facility in Vero Beach. As professional ff&e experts, it was exciting to be a part of a project right up the street from our corporate headquarters. Since opening their doors they have helped filled a gap in our community. In fact, every aspect of the space is designed to create calming thoughts and evoke nostalgia. The main gathering area is reminiscent of a thriving downtown from a bygone era. The lights imitate sunlight during the day and turn to a warm, cozy glow as the evening comes. Even aromas are used throughout the day to help foster for alertness and energy during the daytime and then change as night falls. It is that attention to the details families are after when searching a secure place to call home for their family members suffering from memory loss.

Recently, the team at Certus created the Certus Institute under the direction of Joshua Freitas, Ph.D., M.Ed., BC-DEd, et al. Chief Research Officer and Education Specialist, Susan Micheel, to certify local businesses on being dementia friendly. Starting with industries that often frequent the Certus-Vero Beach Campus, White Glove Moving & Storage was honored to be chosen and quickly signed up for the one-hour course. With training provided directly to the staff equipped with visuals and real-life scenario role playing, our trainers saw great value in the tips and techniques taught in the course. With much of our local moving catering to an older clientele often moving into senior communities, it was a valuable program for us to complete and brush up on the soft skills needed when engaging with customers suffering from dementia.

Though we are proud to be a trusted and preferred moving partner at Certus, the knowledge and certification gained allows our team of moving and storage pros to help with any senior relocation. Though many of those moves happen locally from home to a community or from one senior living facility to another; some require moving a loved one to another state. Fortunately, we can assist with interstate moves and are proud to offer unparalleled communication and fair pricing with the families and/or caregivers no matter the distance of one’s move. A special thank you to the Certus Institute for our additional senior moving certification; we hope to be an ongoing moving and storage resource for many years to come.

Is Tipping a Mover Customary?

At White Glove Moving & Storage we are excited to be a resource for our Treasure Coast customers doing as much or as little as they need done. In fact, with only a one hour minimum with labor billable in thirty minute increments afterwards, many clients are repeats because having help with the heavy lifting can be such a valuable service day in and day out. With that in mind, one of the most frequently asked questions is whether or not to tip the movers.

As with any tipping scenario, it is entirely up to the customer. If you feel your movers were well prepared and respectful, deserving of your extra dollars here are some standard rules of thumb:

  • $4-6 per man, per hour
  • Lump sum to split with crews of 3 or more
  • It can be given in cash or applied to the credit card charge (keep in mind we have no additional credit card processing fees)
  • Lunch or beverages are always appreciated especially in large, multi-day moves

Of course, our White Glove Moving & Storage team appreciates being chosen as your mover or go-to delivery agent. Tipping is always appreciated though not ever required.

A worthwhile alternative is to provide a 5 star review on Google and/or the BBB. When the movers are identified by name, they are recognized each month with a special bonus and this is on top of whatever gratuity was or was not given.

Each lead has a card for them to fill out their names and provides a QR code for happy customers to be able to go right to our Google page and leave their positive review.

Need help with an upcoming move? We are here for you. Just packing, just loading, full pack and move…we can do as much or as little as you need done with pricing that makes it possible and a reputation to serve that will provide peace of mind every time.

What Goes in What Box?

Are you planning a move and wanting to get a head start on the packing? For many, it is a great time to start sorting what you want to keep versus donate or throw away. For others, it is simply an easier task to do than the heavy lifting itself and helps to cut down on the overall expense of the move. With that in mind, knowing what to put in each box can be very helpful.

Additionally, it is important to remember that all boxes or bins must be fully closed for stacking. Another helpful tip is to label the boxes and if possible, provide the room you want the boxes placed in. On move day, at destination you can then go around with tape and paper to label the rooms. This will ensure your moving crew can easily put boxes in the spaces you want it placed making your settling in that much easier.

Here are examples of what goes into each box:

Best part, when you setup for a free estimate with White Glove Moving & Storage, we can help you figure out how many of each size box would be needed from what we see at the time of the survey. From there, we have discounted packages for buying boxes in bulk and many other perks. Looking forward to hearing from you and happy packing!

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