Local Professional
Movers that serve the Twin Cities metro area
, our goal as a company is to safely and efficiently transport your belongings because we are not just movers…We are professionals and soldiers. We work diligently to provide you a relocation service that we can be proud of, and that you will be pleased with.
We have:
- Over 3000 professional moves
- Minimum 10 years’ experience on each job
- Friendly and professional qualified movers
- Fair and honest estimates
- Locally owned and operated
- U.S. military veteran or active duty typically with each move
Have furniture that is precious? Irreplaceable? Or just has sentimental value?
POINT IT OUT
We take great pride in our work and begin our process by pad wrapping all necessary furniture.
This ensures that furniture:
- Can be easily loaded
- Can be stacked appropriately in the moving van
- Is well protected in moving process
When necessary we use shrink wrap on items to ensure their safety and integrity. We will take the time and effort to ensure that every piece of furniture that has:
- Value or Fragility
- Glass
- wood furniture that needs disassembly
- Electronics
WE USE THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT
We use the proper equipment to ensure the safety and integrity of your belongings.such as:
- Piano straps
- Two-wheeled dollies
- Appliance dollies
- Piano Boards
If we do not have the right equipment…We get it!
SERVING YOU As Local Professional Movers we have several service options for you to choose from
We at Veteran Movers understand that a “normal” move may not necessarily be what you need or can afford. So we have developed a range of services that may be just right for you.
TRUCK AND MOVERS
We can offer you the services of a moving truck and a number of qualified movers to meet your needs and get you relocated in a timely, professional manner.
A HELPING HAND
Does your move require just an extra body or professional to help you get your relocation done?
We can send a professional mover to your relocation site and help:
- Load
- Unload
- Pack
- Unpack
Need helpful tips and advice to prepare for your move?