Plano TX Moving Companies

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AMSA Member
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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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Transnational Moving Services
There is one single word that every customer wants to hear, feel, and believe. It is one of the most significant words in the moving indust...
 

US DOT: 2045766

ICC: 731045

Transnational Moving Services
AA Auto & Home Movers
Plano Texas moving companies, AA Auto & Home Movers are experts in auto transport. Whether you are moving your car coast-to-coast or just a few hundred miles our AMSA ce...
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ICC: 498378

AA Auto & Home Movers
R & L Moving Systems
R&L is a full service moving company based in Houston, TX. We may be small, but we're Texas sized on experience, personal attention and f...
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US DOT: 1642730

ICC: 605166

R & L Moving Systems
Rhino Moving Pros
We are your simple one-stop shop for packing up your things and getting them on to the next chapter of your life. Moves are stressful, and ...
 

US DOT: 1933692

ICC: 006582816C

Rhino Moving Pros
American Home Movers
Plano TX movers, American Home Movers can make your relocation process a hassle free and affordable affair from start to finish. Whether you need move local...
 

US DOT: 2121587

American Home Movers
Cardinal Moving Systems
Guardian Cargo Logistics is an international moving and shipping company specializing in both residential and commercial relocations.
 

US DOT: 1580667

ICC: 585270

Cardinal Moving Systems
Viking Moving and Storage Inc.
Through the use of state of the art facilities, equipment and meticulous screening of all employees Viking Moving And Storage Inc. continue...
 

US DOT: 2049648

DOT: Cal-T 190733

ICC: MC 716550

Viking Moving and Storage Inc.
Puma Van Lines
Moving services Plano, Puma Van Lines is a professional, experienced and efficient Dallas based moving company, who has helped thousands of families and businesse...
 

US DOT: 2139244

ICC: 744605

Puma Van Lines
Gouffon Moving & Storage
Moving Plano, 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
Mango Moving
Mango Moving is a licensed and insured nationwide moving company and a leading provider of affordable moving services and moving storage so...
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US DOT: 2117018

ICC: 737913

Mango Moving

Plano, Texas

Although it is located within the Dallas/Fort Worth metropolitan area, Plano, Texas is an impressive city in its own right. With a population of 265,000, it is the ninth largest city in Texas and the 70th-largest city in the country. The city is quite affluent, with a poverty rate well below the national average. The overall quality of living in Plano is also high, and the city regularly tops lists of best places to live (it was first among western cities in 2005 and 11th in the United States in 2006). All those moving to Plano are sure to share in this excellence.

Economy:
The strength of Plano’s economy makes it one of the wealthiest urban areas within the United States, and the Census Bureau rated the city as the wealthiest city in 2008 with a population of over 250,000. This affluence stems from the presence of many lucrative industries and a strong workforce within the city itself (over 100,000). Plano’s principal industries include software, telecommunications, financial services, electronics and healthcare, and there are many corporations with headquarters within the city as well. Major employers in Plano are Bank of America Home Loans, JC Penney, Perot Systems Corporation, Alcatel-Lucent, CHC Acquisition Corporation and Frito-Lay.

History:
The first European inhabitants of the Plano area arrived in the 1840s, and the town itself was incorporated in 1873. Named for the Spanish term for “flat,” due to its terrain, Plano was established as a major agricultural center with the arrival of the Houston and Central Texas Railroad. As a farming area, the population of Plano grew only slowly until after World War II. The 1900 population was 1304, and the 1950 population had reached only 2126. The increase in automobile traffic, improvement of roads and growth of the Dallas metropolitan area led to a booming population from the 1970s onward. The 1970 population of 17,872 grew to 72,000 by 1980, 128,713 by 1990 and 222,030 by 2000. Since 2000, moving companies are thriving with moves to Plano and its neighboring communities.

Tourism:
Plano’s cultural and historic life features museums, galleries, historic homes and theaters. Among the city’s museums are the ArtCentre of Plano, with national and local art galleries, and the Interurban Railway Museum, with historic rail cars on display. The Historic Downtown district offers many attractions, including restaurants, several theaters, galleries and specialty shops. The area is accessible by both bus and light rail, provided by Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). The Heritage Farmstead, once a country estate and now within the city itself, showcases life in Plano around 1900 and consists of a Victorian home and outbuildings. If you want to fly into the Plano area, both the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and the Dallas Love Airport are within a 45-minute drive of downtown.

Colleges/Universities:
• Collin College-Spring Creek Campus
• Southern Methodist University-in-Plano
• Collin College-Courtyard Center Campus

Interesting Facts:
• Lance Armstrong, who won a record seven consecutive Tour de France bicycle races, was born and raised in Plano.
• Plano is home to the Southfork Ranch, the “world’s most famous ranch,” so-called due to its use as the Ewing homestead on the TV show “Dallas.” You can visit the ranch, take a tour on the tram, purchase “Dallas” memorabilia and clothing and tour exhibits based on the show.
• Several actors currently appearing on television programs come from Plano. Among them are Alan Tudyk (“Dollhouse,” “Firefly”), Michael Urie (“Ugly Betty”), Hunter Parrish (“Weeds”), Kevin McHale (“Glee”) and Chace Crawford (“Gossip Girl”).

Helpful Links:
• Plano Real Estate
• Historical Downtown Plano
• City of Plano
• Plano Moving Guide
• Plano Storage Facilities

 

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