Planning for State to State Moving?

It’s no secret that state to state moving requires a lot of planning. Not only do you need to set and stick to a moving budget, but there is a lot of preparation to do before the move itself.

Don’t panic!

I have just what you need to figure out how to move to a different state.

Let’s take a look at three simple steps you need to take to ensure your move to another state is an adventure and without a lot of stress.

Step one – Choose the right moving company

Whether you’re moving to a neighboring state or moving long distance to a different state, choosing a moving option like U-Save Moving and Storage that fits your budget, time frame, and expectations is vital to a successful move.

U-Save Moving and Storage averages cross country transit times of 2-5 business days, much faster than traditional van line moving companies.

Remember, it’s important to do your homework when choosing a state to state moving company. I suggest looking at consumer review sites like epinions.com or the Better Business Bureau to see what others are saying about the options you’re considering.

Step two – Do your research on your new location

Before you move to your new location, be sure to do the proper research. Realtors don’t say “location, location, location” for nothing. Here are some factors to consider before you begin your move to a different state:

• How is the job market? You can read tips here about moving for a job.
• What is the cost of living compared to your old location?
• Are the neighborhoods safe?
• What’s the real estate market like – is it better to rent or buy?
• What are the school districts like?
• How does the quality of life of your old location compare to your new location?

Step three – Prepare for your move to a different state

This is where the pen meets the paper.

And lucky for you, I already have a ready-to-go moving checklist for moving to a different state. This checklist will help you stay organized with tasks before, during, and even after your moving day. I suggest printing the checklist off and keeping it in your moving file along with your quotes, receipts, and mover contact information.

Here’s a preview of moving advice straight from the checklist:

• Budget for moving expenses. You’re not only paying for the cost to hire a moving company, but also travel expenses, utility deposits, and new home basics. If you choose U-Save Moving and Storage as your moving service, fuel, taxes, and standard liability coverage are included in your moving quote.
• Ask doctors for referrals in your new city.
• Clean out your home. So decide which items you will keep, donate, sell, or throw away.
• Order moving boxes and supplies.
• Transfer utilities. You’ll need to disconnect utilities in your old location and connect in your new location.
• Don’t forget about Fido! Be sure to make travel arrangements for your pet on moving day.

Remember, you can find a lot more tasks on our moving checklist, so don’t forget to download or print it today!

How to move to a different state in three simple steps

Moving to a different state won’t seem so stressful when you have the right resources available to help you plan well. At U-Save Moving and Storage we do everything possible to relieve the stress of state to state moving.

In just three simple steps, you’ll be ready for your new adventure in your new state. What are you waiting for? Start preparing for your move by getting a free moving quote from U-Save Moving and Storage. You can get to your new home quickly for an affordable price without having to drive.

Lansing is the capital of the U.S. state of Michigan. It is located mostly in Ingham County, although small portions of the city extend into Eaton County. The 2010 Census places the city's population at 114,297, making it the fifth largest city in Michigan. The population of its Metropolitan Statistical Area (MSA) was 464,036, while the even larger Combined Statistical Area (CSA) population, which includes Shiawassee County, was 534,684.

The Lansing Metropolitan Area, colloquially referred to as "Mid-Michigan", is an important center for educational, cultural, governmental, business, and high-tech manufacturing, including two medical schools, one veterinary school, two nursing schools, two law schools, including the nation's largest law school (Thomas M. Cooley Law School), a Big Ten Conference university (Michigan State), the Michigan State Capitol, the state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals, a federal court, the Library of Michigan and Historical Center, and headquarters of four national insurance companies.

Lansing is the only U.S. state capital (among the 47 located in counties) that is not also a county seat. The county seat of Ingham County is Mason, but the county maintains some offices in Lansing.

Lansing's Rich History:

The area that is now Lansing was originally spotted by explorer Hugh Howard in 1790 while canoeing the Grand River. The land that was to become Lansing was surveyed as "Township 4 North Range 2 West" in February 1827 in what was then dense forest. It was the last of the county's townships to be surveyed, and the land not offered for sale until October 1830. There would be no roads to this area for decades to come.

In the winter of 1835 and early 1836, two brothers from New York plotted the area now known as REO Town just south of downtown Lansing and named it "Biddle City." All of this land lay in a floodplain and was underwater during the majority of the year. Regardless, the brothers went back to New York, specifically Lansing, New York, to sell plots for the town that did not exist. They told the residents of Lansing, New York that this new "city" had an area of 65 blocks, contained a church and also a public and academic square. A group of 16 men bought plots in the nonexistent city and upon reaching the area later that year found they had been scammed. Many in the group too disappointed to stay ended up settling around what is now Metropolitan Lansing. Those who stayed quickly renamed the area "Lansing Township" in honor of their home village in New York.

The sleepy settlement of fewer than 20 people would remain dormant until the winter of 1847 when the state constitution required that the capital be moved from Detroit to a more central and safer location in the interior of the state; many were concerned about Detroit's proximity to British-controlled Canada, which had captured Detroit in the War of 1812. The United States had recaptured the city in 1813, but these events led to the dire need to have the center of government relocated away from hostile British territory. In addition, there was also concern with Detroit's strong influence over Michigan politics, being the largest city in the state as well as the capital city.

During the multi-day session to determine a new location for the state capital, many cities, including Ann Arbor, Marshall, and Jackson, lobbied hard to win this designation. Unable to publicly reach a consensus because of constant political wrangling, the Michigan House of Representatives privately chose the Township of Lansing out of frustration. When announced, many present openly laughed that such an insignificant settlement was now the capital city of Michigan. Two months later, the governor William L. Greenly signed into law the act of the legislature officially making Lansing Township the state capital.

With the announcement that Lansing Township had been made the capital, the small village quickly transformed into the seat of state government. The legislature gave the settlement the temporary name of the "Town of Michigan". In April 1848, the legislature then gave the settlement the name of "Lansing". Within months after it became the capital city, individual settlements began to develop along three key points along the Grand River in the township:

• "Lower Village/Town", where present-day Old Town stands, was the oldest of the three villages. It was home to the first house built in Lansing in 1843 by pioneer James Seymour and his family. Lower Town began to develop in 1847 with the completion of the Franklin Avenue (now Grand River Avenue) covered bridge over the Grand River.
• "Upper Village/Town", where present-day REO Town stands at the confluence of the Grand River and the Red Cedar River. It began to take off in 1847 when the Main Street Bridge was constructed over the Grand River. This village's focal point was the Benton House, a 4-story hotel which opened in 1848. It was the first brick building in Lansing and was later razed in 1900.
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  Michigan State Capitol "Middle Village/Town", where downtown Lansing now stands, was the last of the three villages to develop in 1848 with the completion of the Michigan Avenue bridge across the Grand River and the completion of the temporary capitol building which sat where Cooley Law School stands today on Capitol Avenue in between Allegan and Washtenaw Streets, and finally the relocation of the post office to the village in 1851. This area would grow to become larger than the other two villages up and down river. For a brief time the combined villages were referred to as "Michigan" but was officially named Lansing in 1848.

Lansing's Neighborhoods:

The city's downtown is dominated by state government buildings, especially the State Capitol; but downtown has also experienced recent growth in new restaurants, retail stores and residential developments. Downtown Lansing has a historic city market that is one of the oldest continuously operating farmers' markets in the United States. Upriver and north of downtown is historic Old Town Lansing with many architecturally significant buildings dating to the mid-19th century. Directly south of downtown on the other side of I-496 along Washington Avenue lies "REO Town", the birthplace of the automobile in the United States, is where Ransom Eli Olds built factories along Washington Avenue. Ransom Eli Olds' home, which once overlooked the factories along Washington Avenue, was displaced by I-496.

Lansing is generally divided into four sections: Eastside, Westside, Northwestside, and the Southside. Each section contains a diverse array of neighborhoods. The Eastside, located east of the Grand River and north of the Red Cedar River, is the most ethnically diverse side of Lansing, with foreign-born citizens making up more of its population than any other side in the city. The Eastside's commercial districts are located mainly along Michigan Avenue, and to a lesser extent along Kalamazoo Street. It is anchored by Frandor Shopping Center on the very eastern edge of the eastside.

The Westside, roughly located north, west, and south of the Grand River as it curves through the city, is sometimes regarded the city's most socio-economically diverse section. This side also contains Lansing's downtown area, though this neighborhood is often included as an area all its own. Outside downtown, this side is largely a collection of residential neighborhoods and is served by only one other commercial area along Saginaw Street. However, it also includes a small part of the Old Town Commercial Association.

In 1859, the settlement having grown to nearly 3,000 and encompassing about 7 square miles (18 km²) in area was incorporated as a city. The boundaries of the original city were Douglas Avenue to the north, Wood and Regent Streets to the east, Mount Hope Avenue to the south, and Jenison Avenue to the west. These boundaries would remain unchanged until 1916. Lansing began to grow steadily over the next two decades with the completion of the railroads through the city, a plank road, and the completion of the current capitol building in 1878.

Most of what is known as Lansing today is the direct result of the city becoming an industrial powerhouse which began with the founding of Olds Motor Vehicle Company in August 1897. The company went through many changes, including a buyout, between its founding to 1905 when founder Ransom E. Olds started his new company REO Motor Car Company, which would last in Lansing for another 70 years. Olds would be joined by the less successful Clarkmobile around 1903. Over the next decades, the city would see itself transformed into a major American industrial center for the manufacturing of automobiles and automobile parts among other industries. The city continued to grow in area too. By 1956, the city had grown to 15 square miles (39 km²), and doubled in size over the next decade to its current size of roughly 33 square miles (85 km²).

Today, the city's economy is now diversified among government service, healthcare, manufacturing, insurance, banking, and education.

The Northwestside, generally located north of the Grand River, with the city limits defining its north and western borders, is physically the smallest side of the city. This part of the city includes moderate-density residential areas and some green areas. North of Grand River Avenue, the main street of the side, lie warehouses and light industrial areas served by a major rail line that runs through Lansing. The most notable landmark of this side is Lansing's airport: Capital Region International Airport.

The Southside, usually described as the neighborhoods located south of the Grand and Red Cedar rivers and the I-496 freeway, is physically the largest and most populous side of the city. The area is largely residential in nature (south of Mount Hope Road near the northern edge), and is served by numerous commercial strips along Cedar Street, Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard, Pennsylvania Avenue, and Waverly Road, which run north/south. The large Edgewood District is located in the southernmost part of the Southside and is sometimes referred to as South Lansing. Though it is the largest area of the city by both physical size and population, it has often been regarded by Southside citizens as Lansing's most overlooked and forgotten area, as most of Lansing's attention in recent decades has been put into the revitalization of the city's historic core located mostly on small parts of both the East and Westsides.

The middle of the Southside -- South-Central Lansing -- contains the Old Everett Area. This location once contained the Everett School District and was annexed into the city in 1948.

Districts

• Cherry Hill
• Churchill Downs
• Colonial Village
• Eastside
• Edgewood
• Genesee
• Gier Park
• Hosmer
• Museum District
• Old Everett
• Old Town
• REO Town
• Stadium District
• Walnut
• Washington Square
• Westside

Potter Park Zoo

The historic Potter Park Zoo, located along the Red Cedar River in Lansing, has more than 500 animals and numerous programs and events for children and families. With annual attendance increasing every year since 2006 (167,000 in 2009, compared to 137,236 in 2008 and 110,167 in 2006) there are $667,100 in capital improvements planned for 2009 including a giant walk-in aviary and a new female tiger. In 2009 the zoo began a $1.4 million renovation to its rhinoceros exhibit. This is in addition to $1.3 million spent on capital improvements in 2008.

Farmers' markets

Lansing has several farmers' markets throughout the city in the summer months. These markets include the Allen Street Farmer's Market on the city's eastside, the Westside Farmers' Market, the Old Town Farmer's Market, the South Lansing Farmer's Market, and the year-round historic Lansing City Market located near downtown. The Lansing City Market has built a brand new $1.6 million facility on the riverfront in downtown Lansing where it will continue its year round operations providing specialty items in addition to regular groceries from over 30 vendors.

Libraries

The Library of Michigan and Historical Center is a highly regarded state library and research center. The library is one of the top five genealogical research facilities in the United States. The Capital Area District Library has 13 branches within Ingham County, some of these include: The Main library downtown, the Foster Library on the east side, and the South Lansing Library on the south side.

Lansing Art Gallery

Lansing's oldest art gallery, founded in 1965, Lansing Art Gallery is a non-profit membership organization. Showcasing the works of Michigan artists, Lansing Art Gallery is committed to providing cultural enhancement opportunities for Michigan residents. Open to the public. Free admission.

Famous Lansing residents

• Joel Bakan – Canadian law professor and documentary filmmaker
• Terry Brunk – ex-WWE/ECW/TNA/WCW professional wrestler known as "Sabu"
• Timothy Busfield – actor/director
• Charles G. Callard – co-founder of Callard Madden & Associates and a pioneer developer of corporate valuation models
• Al Capone
• Jim Cash – screenwriter of Top Gun and many other commercially successful films
• Carolyn Cassady – writer, wife of beat generation icon Neal Cassady
• Doc Corbin Dart – singer of punk band The Crucifucks
• DJ Infamous – Hip Hop DJ
• Tony Earl – former Governor of Wisconsin
• Ed Emshwiller – visual artist & founder of CalArts Computer Animation Lab
• Rashad Evans – UFC Fighter
• David Fairchild – botanist
• Ed Farhat – professional wrestler known as "The Sheik"
• Caril Ann Fugate – adolescent girlfriend and accomplice to spree killer Charles Starkweather.
• Chris Hansen – Dateline NBC correspondent
• Thom Hartmann – radio talk-show host & author
• Ahney Her – actress Gran Torino
• Joel Higgins - actor who graduated from Michigan State University.
• Andy Hilbert – NHL hockey player
• John Hughes – film director, born in Lansing
• Seikichi Iha – Director of the North American Beikoku Shido-kan Karate-do Association and highest ranking Okinawan master in the US
• Magic Johnson – Michigan State University and NBA basketball star
• Jacquelyn Kelley – All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player
• Michael Kimball – novelist
• Lisa Kron – theatre actress & playwright
• Matthew Lillard – actor
• Malcolm X – human rights activist
• Jef Mallett – creator and artist of the comic strip Frazz
• Suzanne Malveaux – CNN television news reporter
• Drew Miller – NHL – hockey player
• Kelly Miller – retired NHL player, ranks third all-time for the Washington Capitals in games played
• Kip Miller – retired NHL player, 1990 recipient of the Hobey Baker Memorial Award
• Ryan Miller – NHL – hockey player
• Muhsin Muhammad – NFL football player
• Needlz – hip hop/rap producer
• Ransom E. Olds – Automobile Manufacturer; founded Olds Motor Vehicle Company
• Larry Page – co-founder of Google.com
• Alice Pollitt – All-American Girls Professional Baseball League player
• Merv Pregulman – NFL player for the Green Bay Packers, Detroit Lions, and the New York Bulldogs
• Greg Raymer – 2004 World Series of Poker champion
• Burt Reynolds – actor
• Steven Seagal – actor
• John Smoltz – MLB player and 1996 Cy Young Award winner
• Jim "Soni" Sonefeld – drummer & percussionist for Hootie & the Blowfish
• Debbie Stabenow – U.S. Senator
• Marcus Taylor - professional basketball player
• George Teague – NFL player for the Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys, and the Miami Dolphins
• Jay Vincent – retired American professional basketball player
• Sam Vincent – retired American professional basketball player

There are three different categories on how a mover can charge.

U-Save Moving and Storage's success is in no small part due to our full service relocation.

When U-Save Moving and Storage started almost 5 years ago, we decided that we were going to offer the best and most affordable moving services possible. We looked around and found some great companies and asked ourselves, "How can we do what they are doing but do it better and cheaper?" And that has been our guiding goal ever since.

These great companies were for the most part offering full service relocation; meaning that they were providing everything that you need to do a stress-free move, but they were very expensive. One of the companies that we looked at is a very well known name and is franchised across the world. This company wanted to charge $110/hr, and we stated in 2008 we were in the midst of the "Great Recession", ouch!

So we pondered how we could provide the same level or better service for a cheaper price. We found the answer!

And we have been going gang-busters ever since.

What is Full Service Relocation?

Full service relocation is a very simple concept. It means that the mover provides everything needed to get you moved cheaply and quickly with as little stress possible.

The movers will provide the truck (in various sizes), the man power (2,3,4 or more men depending on the job), insurance, tools and dollies and professional moving pads all for a low flat rate or hourly charge depending on the move. Packing and packing service may be included in that package as well if the you don't wish to pack your own boxes.

Most often though, from our experience, most people pack their own boxes and just want the movers to load, transport, and unload their possessions. And the movers that do this and provide everything needed to do that are full service movers.

There are at least four different ways that movers can provide you full service relocation. Here at U-Save Moving and Storage we provide them all affordably. And the 4 ways are:

1. Local moving
2. Long distance moving
3. State to state moving
4. Moving labor services

We'll look at each option separately so you can get a better idea of what this entails.

Local Moving:

If you don't know what it is meant by "local moving" let me briefly explain: Local moving is moving you or someone from one home or apartment to another home or apartment usually less than 40 miles. For example if you lived in Lansing, MI and you wanted to move to Haslett the mover could be hired to load, transport and unload you into your new place. This move was less than 40 miles so is considered a "local move."

Get it? Good.

Most full service movers will charge an hourly charge for this move; fewer will charge a flat fee. Almost all have a minimum time requirement.

U-Save Moving and Storage has some of the lowest hourly charges for this full service relocation as compared with other licensed and insured movers.

I would caution you against using unlicensed and uninsured movers under any circumstances. While many of them are good, honest, hard working people, there is just too many inherent risks using these movers to do a move for you. One of the biggest risks is that your possessions can be seized by the police if they stop one of these movers. That is no good for you.

Long Distance Moving:

Where local moving was moving from one home or apartment to another less than 40 miles; long distance moving is moving you 40 or more miles (in some states the legal requirement is 50 or more miles) away normally no more than 500 miles usually in the same state.

Most long distance moving is charged on a flat rate based on weight and miles. We wrote a great article on moving rates which you can see here.

A long distance move for example would be if you lived in Grand Rapids and wanted to move to Detroit. Or another example would be if you lived in Los Angeles and wanted to move to San Francisco. These are examples of long distance moves. While it could include going out of state (especially if you lived one of the smaller states) it is mostly defined as moving 40 or miles in the state you live in.

Again, we here at U-Save Moving and Storage have some of the lowest long distance moving rates for any licensed and insured movers. I know that I can do a long distance move cheaper than most licensed and insured movers.

State to State Moving:

Very much like long distance moving, state to state moving involves all the same elements with only one defining difference: It moves you from one state to another.

Now these state to state moves can be less than 500 miles it is always from one state to another. For instance, if you lived in Flint, MI and wanted to move to Toledo, OH. Although it is less than 500 miles (the typical range of a long distance move) it is still from one state to another. Therefore a state to state move.

However, as you can expect, a state to state move can be as drastic as moving from New York to California; or from Michigan to Florida, and so on.

Typically state to state moves charge the same as long distance moves. Just be sure to ask the movers about there additional costs and fees like "storage in-transit" fee or "large item" fee.

Moving Labor Services:

Now most movers don't consider providing labor only moving help as part of their full service relocation services, but they very much can be.

Typically moving help is reserved for those of you that wish to rent your own moving truck and just want help either loading or unloading the truck. Or, it is for you that hire PODS or other storage containers and need them loaded or unloaded.

Sometimes, you want the full service relocation experience without the added expense of the mover bringing their own truck which can, in many instances, lower your costs by $50 to $100 or more.

What I mean is this: You rent the moving truck then you hire moving helpers to come load, sometimes transport (using your moving rental), and unload your possessions into the new home. And here is the amazing part, you can use this method for any of the above moves: Local, long distance or state to state moves.

Most of the time moving companies that do offer moving labor services only provide the moving help; you have to provide the vehicle, blankets, moving pads and tools/dollies. But by combining moving labor services with full service relocation you can sometimes get your cake and eat it too.

To find out if your moving company offers this solution just ask.

WARNING: This may seem the cheapest route but often it is not. Typically you can hire movers to do a full service relocation for you for the same rates as doing it yourself, sometimes they can even do it cheaper. And another drawback to this method is that no moving company will offer you insurance of your possessions if you use this method, so any damage is all on you.

Finally:

You are in luck!

U-Save Moving and Storage offers you the complete range of full service relocation services described above for far less than most of our licensed and insured competitors!

Give us a call at 517.580.4247 or email us at usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com to get a FREE moving quote, or you can use the easy form at the top right of this page.

And we have 100's of video reviews proving all of these claims and more for you to see freely. There is no mover with as many video reviews as us. NONE! We have been in business for 5 years through the hardest economy since the Great Depression and we have thrived because we have always provided the best service possible at the lowest costs possible.

Call us TODAY!

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U-Save Moving and Storage are the best state college movers in the mid-Michigan area.

We have been blessed with a number of great schools around us with the most notable schools of Michigan State University (MSU) and University of Michigan (U of M). But don't let that fool you cause we have other great schools like Central Michigan University (CMU) and Western Michigan University (WMU) and Eastern Michigan University (EMU).

Then we have notable smaller schools like Alma College, Cornerstone University, Albion College and Spring Arbor College.

And finally we have all the great community colleges and tech schools like Davenport, Baker and ITT.

I love the idea of being around so many great schools and our brightest future leaders, so being Michigan's best state college movers is great honor for us here at U-Save Moving and Storage.

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State College Movers - Dedicated To Your Success!

U-Save Moving and Storage (USMAS) is dedicated to your success. By providing cheap, affordable moving services that can fit most student's budget and still deliver high quality, professional moving services is our way of saying thanks and the we appreciate you.

We know that money is tight. We know that you don't have a lot of time to really allocate to your moving needs. That is why we do our best to give the highest quality moving service we possibly can deliver to you for the lowest cost imaginable. We know it is a lot easier to just let others help you with moving than it is trying to find willing frat boys that is willing to work for pizza and beer.

Since money is tight, you really don't want to have to pay full rate for a professional mover. I mean, c'mon, most of your things can be moved in an hour in many cases. You really shouldn't have to pay full price right!? U-Save Moving and Storage cut our teeth on helping and moving college students like yourselves, we know how to do it quick and cheaply and still give you highest quality.

Not that is peace of mind.

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State College Movers - Michigan State University

Michigan State University (or as we like to say "MSU") is one fine school. Part of the Big 10 (or is it big 14 now), MSU is one of the two big schools in Michigan.

Being headquartered in Lansing, MI MSU is all we hear about mostly on our local TV networks. This town is very proud of these fine young men and woman. their academics is top notch with many students going on to the tops of their fields. Spartans of gone on to very illustrious careers in science, arts, politics and so on.

And their sports teams like their football team and men's and woman's basketball have produced some of the greats and hall of famers. Who can forget Magic Johnson, one of basketball's all time greatest players.

With great academics and sports programs like MSU has, is it really a wonder why students from all around the world flock to this school? I don't think so.

I am so glad that we get to help, in our own little way, these fine students lead our country into the future.

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State College Movers - University of Michigan

The University of Michigan, arguably, is the top "dawg" in our state. U of M has such an awesome reputation as one of the finest schools, not just in Michigan but in the entire country.

Located in downtown Ann Arbor U of M has been a bastion of higher education for more than a century. With one of the best medical schools in the entire country, people come to Ann Arbor in droves to get the best in medical care. I have had friends that would drive 100's of miles just so that they or a family member could get medical care from them.

The U of M dominates with their football program. U of M is home of the "Big House" the largest football arena in the entire country and it is absolutely packed every time there a home game.

It is a phenomenal honor to hold a degree from the University of Michigan.

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Meet my crew: Adrian, Charles, Rodney and Thomas (not pictured - Scott). Together we make one of the best Jackson movers with 100's of very satisfied customers all over the state in and the US. We are the Movers in Jackson, MI to call!

U-Save Moving and Storage was founded in 2008 and we have since gone on to establish ourselves as one of the finest Michigan moving companies ever.

But this is NOT about us: It's about YOU!

You are looking for the highest quality movers at the lowest cost with the less stress as possible, and your in luck! Because U-Save Moving and Storage has done that for 100's of customers, like you, all over Michigan and the US.

A portion of our profits benefit families throughout Jackson. We bring class and honesty back to the service industry.

Customer service 7 days a week, affordable billing, and being 100% professionally trained are just some of the many things that set us apart. __________________________________________________________________

Jackson Movers - You Can Trust!

As Saginaw continues to grow, you need a service that you know you can count on through the growth.

U-Save Moving and Storage is honest and uses only the best moving equipment.

We use commercial quality moving pads, dollies and straps. Using only the highest moving equipment insures that your possessions are left in pristine condition.

Using Jackson movers with experience, that is professionally trained, and has a track record of being honest while providing exceptional customer service will take the head ache out of moving for you as our customer. _________________________________________________________________________

Jackson Movers - Simplified!

Our company is equipped to provide a wide range of moving services.

Our moving service prices are very competitive and when you consider the value added by the fact that you can rest assured that the crew that moves quickly and easily, billing will always be the most affordable . . . your needs will always be met.

There is no substitute for the #1 Jackson Moving Company, we are confident that you will agree! ____________________________________________________________________________

Jackson Movers - Quick and Easy!

We are confident that you will agree that we are the best moving service in Jackson, MI.

Our entire goal is to simplify the moving industry and make the process of moving as stress-free as possible.

That is the confidence you get from the best moving company in Jackson.

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or 330.887.2834 or email us @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or email @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Meet my crew: Adrian, Charles, Rodney and Thomas (not pictured - Scott). Together we make one of the best Saginaw movers with 100's of very satisfied customers all over the state in and the US. We are the Movers in Ann Arbor, MI to call!

U-Save Moving and Storage was founded in 2008 and we have since gone on to establish ourselves as one of the finest Michigan moving companies ever.

But this is NOT about us: It's about YOU!

You are looking for the highest quality movers at the lowest cost with the less stress as possible, and your in luck! Because U-Save Moving and Storage has done that for 100's of customers, like you, all over Michigan and the US.

A portion of our profits benefit families throughout Ann Arbor. We bring class and honesty back to the service industry.

Customer service 7 days a week, affordable billing, and being 100% professionally trained are just some of the many things that set us apart. __________________________________________________________________

Saginaw Movers - You Can Trust!

As Saginaw continues to grow, you need a service that you know you can count on through the growth.

U-Save Moving and Storage is honest and uses only the best moving equipment.

We use commercial quality moving pads, dollies and straps. Using only the highest moving equipment insures that your possessions are left in pristine condition.

Using Saginaw movers with experience, that is professionally trained, and has a track record of being honest while providing exceptional customer service will take the head ache out of moving for you as our customer. _________________________________________________________________________

Saginaw Movers - Simplified!

Our company is equipped to provide a wide range of moving services.

Our moving service prices are very competitive and when you consider the value added by the fact that you can rest assured that the crew that moves quickly and easily, billing will always be the most affordable . . . your needs will always be met.

There is no substitute for the #1 Saginaw Moving Company, we are confident that you will agree! ____________________________________________________________________________

Saginaw Movers - Quick and Easy!

We are confident that you will agree that we are the best moving service in Saginaw, MI.

Our entire goal is to simplify the moving industry and make the process of moving as stress-free as possible.

That is the confidence you get from the best moving company in Saginaw.

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or 330.887.2834 or email us @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or email @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Meet my crew: Adrian, Charles, Rodney and Thomas (not pictured - Scott). Together we make one of the best Ann Arbor movers with 100's of very satisfied customers all over the state in and the US. We are the Movers in Ann Arbor, MI to call!

U-Save Moving and Storage was founded in 2008 and we have since gone on to establish ourselves as one of the finest Michigan moving companies ever.

But this is NOT about us: It's about YOU!

You are looking for the highest quality movers at the lowest cost with the less stress as possible, and your in luck! Because U-Save Moving and Storage has done that for 100's of customers, like you, all over Michigan and the US.

A portion of our profits benefit families throughout Ann Arbor. We bring class and honesty back to the service industry.

Customer service 7 days a week, affordable billing, and being 100% professionally trained are just some of the many things that set us apart. __________________________________________________________________

Ann Arbor Movers - You Can Trust!

As Ann Arbor continues to grow, you need a service that you know you can count on through the growth.

U-Save Moving and Storage is honest and uses only the best moving equipment.

We use commercial quality moving pads, dollies and straps. Using only the highest moving equipment insures that your possessions are left in pristine condition.

Using Ann Arbor movers with experience, that is professionally trained, and has a track record of being honest while providing exceptional customer service will take the head ache out of moving for you as our customer. _________________________________________________________________________

Ann Arbor - Simplified!

Our company is equipped to provide a wide range of moving services.

Our moving service prices are very competitive and when you consider the value added by the fact that you can rest assured that the crew that moves quickly and easily, billing will always be the most affordable . . . your needs will always be met.

There is no substitute for the #1 Ann Arbor Moving Company, we are confident that you will agree! ____________________________________________________________________________

Ann Arbor Movers - Quick and Easy!

We are confident that you will agree that we are the best moving service in Ann Arbor, MI.

Our entire goal is to simplify the moving industry and make the process of moving as stress-free as possible.

That is the confidence you get from the best moving company in Ann Arbor.

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or 330.887.2834 or email us @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or email @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com

Meet my crew: Adrian, Charles, Rodney and Thomas (not pictured - Scott). Together we make one of the best Flint, MI moving companies with 100's of very satisfied customers all over the state in and the US. We are the movers Flint MI to call!

U-Save Moving and Storage was founded in 2008 and we have since gone on to establish ourselves as one of the finest Michigan moving companies ever.

But this is NOT about us: It's about YOU!

You are looking for the highest quality movers at the lowest cost with the less stress as possible, and your in luck! Because U-Save Moving and Storage has done that for 100's of customers, like you, all over Michigan and the US.

A portion of our profits benefit families throughout Flint. We bring class and honesty back to the service industry.

Customer service 7 days a week, affordable billing, and being 100% professionally trained are just some of the many things that set us apart. __________________________________________________________________

Movers Flint MI - You Can Trust!

As Flint continues to grow, you need a service that you know you can count on through the growth.

U-Save Moving and Storage is honest and uses only the best moving equipment.

We use commercial quality moving pads, dollies and straps. Using only the highest moving equipment insures that your possessions are left in pristine condition.

Using Flint movers with experience, that is professionally trained, and has a track record of being honest while providing exceptional customer service will take the head ache out of moving for you as our customer. _________________________________________________________________________

Movers Flint MI - Simplified!

Our company is equipped to provide a wide range of moving services.

Our moving service prices are very competitive and when you consider the value added by the fact that you can rest assured that the crew that moves quickly and easily, billing will always be the most affordable . . . your needs will always be met.

There is no substitute for the #1 Flint Moving Company, we are confident that you will agree! ____________________________________________________________________________

Movers Flint MI - Quick and Easy!

We are confident that you will agree that we are the best moving service in Flint, MI.

Our entire goal is to simplify the moving industry and make the process of moving as stress-free as possible.

That is the confidence you get from the best moving company in Flint.

Call us TODAY at 517.580.4247 or 330.887.2834 or email us @ usavemovingandstorage@gmail.com