Lowell MA Moving Companies

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Who is AMSA?

Established in 1936, the American Moving and Storage Association is a non profit trade association based out of Washington D.C. With more than 3,500 professional mover members, AMSA is dedicated to making your move successful every step of the way. AMSA moving company members are professional movers moving interstate household goods (between states). In addition, these companies may provide intrastate and local moving services as well as storage in a warehouse. AMSA represents all facets of the moving and the storage industry: van lines, agents, independent movers, forwarders, international movers, auto transporters, suppliers and others.

AMSA carefully screens its mover members, ensuring that consumers are matched to movers who have met all licensing and insurance requirements, and providing for arbitration of disputes between consumers and movers through its "Household Goods Dispute Settlement Program." One of AMS''s goals is a well-informed public that better understands the value of professional moving service.

The American Moving and Storage Association is a member-driven and offers a complete range of services to its members.

AMSA members transport between 1.3 and 1.5 million households each year.
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Eden Relocation
Lowell MA movers, We are a full service moving company. We understand the stress involved in relocating to a new residence. We would like to make this transi...
 

US DOT: 932259

ICC: 401787

Eden Relocation
A Moving Around
At "A Moving Around" we understand the significance of moving not just furniture but the family as well. This major choice must not be take...
 

US DOT: 1302391

ICC: 504508

A Moving Around
Red Lion Moving & Storage
Red Lion Moving & Storage is an A-1 Delivery Service full service mover. Honesty, integrity, and quality service is our main moto.
 

US DOT: 1840024

Red Lion Moving & Storage
DN Van Lines
As one of the most professional and reasonably priced moving companies in Boston, DN Van Lines conducts residential moves across Massachuse...
 

US DOT: 1141917

DOT: 30981

ICC: 462886

DN Van Lines
Preferred Movers LLC
Lowell relocation quotes, You can put your trust in Preferred Movers of New Hampshire to handle your move quickly, efficiently, safely and economically. Whether we a...
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US DOT: 1381627

DOT: 536123

ICC: 532837

Preferred Movers LLC
Competitive Relocation
At Competitive Relocation Services, we are committed to outstanding service, and are very experienced in planning and packing for your big ...
 

US DOT: 1877921

DOT: MDPU 31477

ICC: 677599

Competitive Relocation
Oscar's Moving Company
Moving companies Lowell Massachusetts, At Oscar's Moving Company of the Pittsburgh area, we take pride in the quality of our services. We are located in Newton and we service the...
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US DOT: 1637689

DOT: 31320

ICC: 21958

Oscar
All Star Moving Services
Choosing the right moving company is a significant decision. At All Star Moving Services, we provide you with the experience and the indivi...
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US DOT: 1830028

ICC: 663708

All Star Moving Services
Golden Vanlines LLC
We are a full service moving company, and you can be sure that from beginning to end, your move will be coordinated by us. At Golden Van Li...
 

US DOT: 1898394

ICC: 682467

Golden Vanlines LLC
Gouffon Moving & Storage
Times and equipment may have changed, but Gouffon's tradition of quality moving and storage services has remained steady for 119 years. Kno...
 

US DOT: 553340

ICC: 273542

Gouffon Moving & Storage
All Inclusive Moving & Storage
All Inclusive Moving & Storage is a full service moving and storage company. With over 20 years of combined experience in the moving in...
 

US DOT: 1336680

All Inclusive Moving & Storage
Colonial Van Lines
We at Colonial Van Lines are here to support your every relocation need. We will be sure to make your moving experience better than you cou...
 

US DOT: 1930256

ICC: 689685

Colonial Van Lines

Lowell, Massachusetts

The city of Lowell is the fourth largest city in Massachusetts. Its strategic location at the intersections of several highway routes provides excellent access to all points of interest in Massachusetts as well as New Hampshire and Maine. While Lowell maintains many of the amenities of a larger city, it prides itself on its small-town feeling. Those moving to Lowell will discover 12 energetic neighborhoods that create and share programs for cultural and social enhancement.

History:
The city of Lowell rose to fame as the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution. The arrival of the European settlers permanently changed the natives’ lifestyle. The English population grew steadily in the 1700s until farming alone was not enough to support the community. The textile industry was revolutionized when a wealthy Boston merchant named Francis Cabot Lowell, together with two other entrepreneurs, established the Boston Manufacturing Company along the Charles River in 1814. Due to the booming textile business in the early 19th century, the area began welcoming immigrants from Canada, Germany, Ireland and several other European countries. Lowell was rapidly growing, and the town was incorporated as a city on April 1, 1836. By 1850, having witnessed tremendous population growth, Lowell became the second largest city in Massachusetts. This continued until the early 1900s. Lowell’s economy saw a brief recovery during World War I due to increasing demands in textiles and munitions. However, in 1926, the city plunged into a severe economic slump several years before the rest of the United States suffered through the Great Depression. Through the late 1950s and into the 1960s, many of the textile mills and boarding houses were bulldozed to make room for public housing projects and smaller local businesses. The population continued to decline, and the city was hampered by high unemployment rates in the 1970s. By the early 1990s, the city began to rebuild itself and its image. As a result, the area is attracting wealthier residents, artists, boutiques and art galleries. Today, Lowell offers an environment highly favorable to both relocating and emerging businesses.

Economy:
The city offers many unique financial incentives to encourage new growth and development. The city's workforce is computer literate and strongly supported by the local school district, which has just completed nine new schools and five school rehabilitations. The education base also includes Middlesex Community College and The University of Massachusetts Lowell. The student population further enhances the market for retail businesses in downtown Lowell and its surrounding neighborhoods. Perhaps the most dramatic example of business resurgence has been Cross Point, the former headquarters of Wang Laboratories, which has been transformed into a state-of-the-art office building with excellent amenities. As a result, Lowell boasts an impressive roster of businesses. Enterprise Bank & Trust, M/A-Com, US Filter, JP Morgan, Fred C. Church Insurance, Coca-Cola, Ballard, TRC, Interstate Container and The Lowell Sun Publishing Company all contribute to a bright outlook for Lowell's business community. The same favorable conditions that have nurtured the growth of the larger companies have contributed to the vitality of the city's entrepreneurial firms and family-owned businesses. A booming downtown residential scene has attracting dozens of new shops and restaurants to the cobblestone streets of downtown Lowell. Downtown Lowell is an eclectic mix of national chains such as Barnes & Noble to independent local stores like Welles Emporium, all providing jobs and revenue for the city.

Tourism:
Start by heading over to the Lowell National Historical Park. Commemorates Lowell's integral part in America's Industrial Revolution, this park is the perfect way to spend a sunny afternoon. Full of educational and historic attractions, the park is great for those of all ages. Next, the Whistler House Museum of Art is one of the city’s most popular historic museums. Visit the museum for a day of exploration and education. Offering exhibits and displays from around the world, you will quickly loss track of time enjoying all this art museum has to offer. Another popular museum, the Boott Cotton Mills Museum is a former textile mill and a reminder of the changes the Industrial Revolution brought to Lowell, and to America. Or, check out the New England Quilt Museum. The New England Quilt Museum is a showplace for antique and contemporary quilts. Four to five exhibitions a year, classes, family activities and historical lectures let you learn about this distinctive American art form. Finally, head over to Kerouac Park. A park dedicated to the novelist Jack Kerouac, Kerouac Park offers you a glimpse into his childhood and beginnings as a writer.

Colleges and Universities:
• University of Massachusetts - Lowell
• Middlesex Community College

Interesting Facts:
• Lowell was recently named one of the safest cities of its size in the U.S.

Helpful Links:
• Lowell Real Estate
• Lowell Storage Facility
• Lowell Insurance
• Lowell Dental Offices
• Lowell Moving Companies

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