Express Pack & Load - Professional Moving Services

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Express Pack & Load • Duluth, GA

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We can pack, load, and drive your truck, then unload, unpack, and set up everything in your new home, just the way you like it.

We're available for small to large moves...local or long-distance. We can do as little or as much as you would like us to do.

We provide the blankets, dollies, stretch wrap, and tie downs to protect your valuable belongings. We also have all of the moving and packing supplies needed to complete your move...all at a discount to the competition.

We also break down and set up your furniture, beds, tables, washer and dryer.

If you're in a bind and need help immediately, we're the ones to call. We can assist you with your last-minute move, even when the other movers don't show up.

We carefully, and methodically, wrap and pack your crystal, china, Lladro's, heirlooms, sculptures, antiques, and artwork as if they were our own.

Hire us. You'll be glad you did!

"You don't really want to do it yourself...do you?"

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Question and answer

Q. Describe the most common types of jobs you do for your clients.

A. We do an awful lot of individual moves where the customer is simply moving from one residence to another. Often times there is the need to make a stop at one of the local self-storage locations (either to pick-up or drop-off an item or two).

We also facilitate a large amount of one-way jobs. Whereby, we are either loading the truck to be driven out of state or we are unloading a truck that has arrived from out of state.

Q. Why does your work stand out from others who do what you do?

A. 1.) We are professional, courteous and "on-time", every time! We make sure that everything our customers want us to load is properly secured eliminating any shifting while in transit.

2.) We are flexible in letting our customers be involved with helping when they want. After all, it's your stuff.

3.) I, as owner, personally oversee every single job we work on...to assure that our "customer service and satisfaction" meets with the customers expectations.

Q. What do you like most about your job?

A. 1.) Seeing the "look of satisfaction" in the faces of our customers when they see how "efficient and responsive" we have been to their needs.

2.) Knowing that moving is one of the most stressful tasks an individual can experience...we work hard allowing our customers to be able to relax with "the trust and confidence" that everything will be taken care of in the proper manner.

3.) When the job is done, experiencing our customers being able to sit down in their favorite "easy chair" with the drink of their choice knowing that every little detail was taken care of...to their satisfaction!

Q. What questions do customers most commonly ask you? What's your answer?

A. 1.) The last time I hired a mover the guys "dragged their feet" and took a lot longer than they should have to complete the move, how do I know that won't happen again?

You are welcome to call any one of my past customers and ask them what their experience was when they hired us.

2.) Is it OK for me to "provide drinks and a snack for the workers" while they are working?

Yes, as you know, moving can be physically draining and making certain that the workers are "sufficiently hydrated and energized" will go a long way.

3.) I never know whether or not "I should tip the helpers", is it OK for me to do so...and if so, how much should I tip?

Yes, our employees are always grateful for the tips they receive, however, you will see that they will work equally as hard for you whether they are tipped or not. As for how much, you will need to make that call based upon "your own comfort and personal experience" with the move.

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