At You Move Me, we’re passionate about helping people in our communities. So when You Move Me Vancouver Island was contacted by the Quadra Village Community Centre for help following an unfortunate residential fire at a townhouse complex in Victoria, we were quick to lend a helping hand.
It is important to You Move Me Portland/Vancouver that we can provide moving solutions for all of our customers’ needs. To that end, we are proud to provide our clients with a sustainable moving supply option through our partnership with Alien Box. Alien Box provides reusable plastic moving boxes and sustainable moving supplies to Greater Portland/Vancouver.
We confess to this guilty pleasure, proudly promoting our own hometown of Westfield, Indiana. Residents love this community and it’s easy to see why. Here are reason why…
You Move Me Denver was asked to take on an unusual charity move this week by the Denver Waldorf School. They asked us if we could move a large stone cast of fossils from a property management office to the school at no cost.
Your favorite movers in Kansas City, Josh Herron and Tyler Staszak appeared on Fox 4 News to give people who are moving in Kansas City the lo down on how to pack fragile items, plants, and how to load up a moving truck safely.
You Move Me is proud to continue to support the Cancer League of Colorado. For the first time, we were a Silver-level sponsor as well as the official mover for the event.
You Move Me Denver and 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Denver was proud to sponsor last Sunday’s Race for Research 5 K. Turnout for the race was great, with 875 participants. You Move Me and 1-800-GOT-JUNK? alone had more than 20 uniformed runners at the event.
You Move Me Alberta Central has partnered with AspenClean, a green home cleaning service that cleans home the natural way.
Last week, You Move Me Atlanta owner Thomas DeLadurantey embarked on a special journey, volunteering his time and services for a very important cause. Just outside Atlanta Georgia lies a little town called Brookhaven.
An ailing World War II veteran and his wife, struggling to cope with transitioning to an assisted-living complex, have taken some solace from a fellow veteran who offered the services of his moving company for free.
