Madison WI 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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Booska Worldwide Movers
Booska Movers is a family owned and operated company, celebrating 60 years of providing stress free moves. We're a full service independent...
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US DOT: 786533

ICC: 437707

Booska Worldwide Movers
Empire Relocation Inc
Madison Wisconsin moving companies, EMPIRE RELOCATION INC. IS A MOVING COMPANY THAT’S HERE TO FULFILL ALL YOU’RE MOVING NEEDS!!!!!! WE CAN COMPLETELY PACK, LOAD & UNLOAD, ...
 

US DOT: 2182063

ICC: 759167

Empire Relocation Inc
A-Team Movers LLC
Despite the specifics of your unique moving requirements, A-Team Movers will assist you from the start of the planning process until you ar...
 

US DOT: 2080169

DOT: 85002

A-Team Movers LLC
Premier Van Lines International Inc
Premier Van Lines is a Mayflower Transit agent in Salt Lake City. Since 1927, Mayflower has been moving families around the country and acr...
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US DOT: 1930177

ICC: 690093

Premier Van Lines International Inc
Sasha Transport
Madison WI movers, Sasha Transport Inc. is a moving company providing moving and storage services to consumers all around the MIDWEST. We are committed to ea...
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US DOT: 1308599

Sasha Transport
Eden Relocation
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
Meyers Van Lines Inc
Meyers Van Lines of Las Vegas has the knowledge, modern equipment, and dedication to service all of our customer's moving needs.
 

US DOT: 1467018

ICC: 554166

Meyers Van Lines Inc
Anywhere Moving & Storage
Moving services Madison, Apart from all of the hard work involved in the moving process, it can be an emotionally taxing process. Anywhere Movers is a strongly esta...
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US DOT: 1239837

ICC: MC 485302

Anywhere Moving & Storage
Mango Moving
Moving Madison, 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
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

Madison, Wisconsin

Chosen as the country’s “Most Livable City” in 2007, Madison is Wisconsin’s second-largest urban area, as well as its capital. Madison, Wisconsin has a rapidly-growing population of 203,704 and is located in the south-central part of Wisconsin. Anyone moving to Madison will be pleased to find that the city is highly-ranked among American cities for livability, safety, health and employment rates. Called both “Mad City” and the “City of the Four Lakes,” Madison provides a home for all sorts with numerous economic opportunities and cultural attractions.

Economy:
Unemployment rates in Madison have been consistently low over the past decades and have remained so even during the recent recession. State government and the University of Wisconsin provide much of the city’s employment and economic stability, but growth in sectors such as technology and biotechnology have had a positive affect as well. The city has a highly-educated workforce and more PhDs per capita than any other city in the United States. Major companies in Madison include Oscar Mayer, Alliance Energy, Spectrum Brands (formerly Rayovac), Nimblegen, Broadjam, Human Head Studios and Berbee Information Networks.

Tourism:
Madison provides museums, attractions and cultural and sporting events for its residents and visitors. Among the museums are the Chazen Museum of Art, the University of Wisconsin Geology Museum and the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art. Other cultural highlights include the Madison Ballet, a repertory theater, an opera company and a symphony orchestra. Outdoor life is also important in this healthy city, with bicycle accessibility throughout its streets and trails. In the downtown area, there are two main shopping districts – on State and King Streets – extending from the central State Capitol Square. Both areas boast shops, art galleries and restaurants. The biggest draw for Madison’s sports fans is the University of Wisconsin’s football team, the Badgers. The team plays at the 80,321-seat Camp Randall Stadium, where capacity (and occasionally over-capacity) crowds gather. Madison’s Dane County Regional Airport serves the city’s air transportation needs with dozens of daily flights from many major hub cities. Local bus transportation is available through the Madison Metro Bus System.

History:
Prior to 19th-century white settlement of the Wisconsin territory, the Madison area was home to the Winnebago Nation. In 1829, the area that would become the city of Madison was purchased by James Duane Doty, a judge and land speculator. Doty did not immediately build but instead went to the territorial legislature to propose his site as the future capital city of Wisconsin. With only a map, persuasion and some bribery (including buffalo robes and land grants), Doty convinced the legislature to pick Madison, named after the former President, as the capital in 1836. Construction of the town and capitol building commenced in 1837, and about 600 residents lived in Madison by 1846. The city of Madison was incorporated in 1858, after thousands of residents had come with the University of Wisconsin (founded in 1849) and the railroad (arrived in 1854). Despite fires that destroyed the first two State Capitols, the center of Wisconsin government has remained the focal point of Madison life since the city’s founding. Today, people are moving here in droves and moving companies in Madison are happy to help you with whatever you need to relocate here. 

Colleges/Universities:
• Globe University
• Lakeland College
• Cardinal Stritch University
• University of Wisconsin-Madison
• Madison Area Technical College
• Madison Media Institute
• Concordia University-Wisconsin
• Upper Iowa University

Interesting Facts:
• The satirical newspaper, the Onion, was founded by students at the University of Wisconsin in Madison in 1988. The paper today claims a weekly circulation of almost 700,000.
• As of 2009, the official city bird of Madison is the plastic pink flamingo.
• Madison’s famous residents have included naturalist and author John Muir, Oscar G. Mayer Sr. and Oscar G. Mayer Jr., architect Frank Lloyd Wright, novelist and playwright Thornton Wilder and actor Chris Farley.

Helpful Links:
• Madison Moving Guide
• Greater Madison Convention and Visitor Bureau
• Madison Real Estate
• Madison Insurance
• Official City of Madison


 

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