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With two convenient locations in the Old Dominion, Mover Dudes has always been a company of local movers that's proud to call Virginia home. Our corporate office, located in beautiful Winchester, VA, has been serving Northern Virginia (NOVA), the Shenandoah Valley, Charlottesville, and Washington, D.C. for 10 years. Our newest location in the state capital, Mover Dudes Richmond, is moving local communities ranging from RVA, Chesapeake, Roanoke, Norfolk, and the rest of southern Virginia and beyond.
While we love our home state, we are also a licensed nationwide moving company operating with our own team of professional long-distance drivers to handle all of your interstate moving needs. Portland, San Francisco, Denver, Phoenix, or Houston to Hanover, Boston, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, and Miami, you can count on the Dudes to get you there!
Whether you're moving across town or across the country, give us a call and see how stress-free moving can really be with Mover Dudes taking you all the way!
We are fully licensed, bonded, and insured by the U.S. Department of Transportation Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration. This means we are a moving company that has met all of the legal licensing requirements for transporting your belongings, and we have all the necessary insurance and bonds to give you peace of mind during your move.
We are certified—look us up here: http://www.fmcsa.dot.gov
The ProMover logo represents nationally recognized, industry-wide standards of conduct for professional movers; it demonstrates that we are an ethical, professional business. All ProMovers are subject to annual review to ensure they continue to meet program requirements.
We are certified—look us up here: www.moving.org
Planning to move during the winter holidays? Given the season, it probably makes sense that holiday moving is almost always more prone to problems than at other times of year, so some moving tips specific to this time of year are not out of line. Unless you like the idea of holiday moving being complicated, follow these holiday moving tips to help make your move successful and maintain your holiday cheer.
1. Send holiday cards with your new address. If you are sending holiday cards, use your new address as the return address and mention your move in the card.
2. Verify that your utilities will be on when you arrive at your new home. A white Christmas is magical . . . unless you have no heat.
3. Do not pack winter supplies. Items such as ice scrapers, snow shovels, winter coats, etc. should be packed in a separate bag that will be available if needed.
4. Keep your driveway and sidewalks safe & clear. You will need to keep safe and clear paths to and from your home while moving. Consider salting the areas ahead of time. Remember, this applies to both homes.
Mover Dudes was started in 2006 by Jon Eye, the company's current president. Eye had been working for a self-storage company helping people move in and out of homes in Winchester, Virginia. After hearing about all of the difficulties and stresses people were consistently experiencing when moving, Eye decided that he wanted to help them. He envisioned a moving company that kept its word to the customer, was honest about costs, and relieved the common stresses of moving. Mover Dudes is now the reality of his vision.
The company started small in Winchester, Virginia, but with a small ad in the telephone book the company grew. Eye and his hard-working crew of movers began moving local residents out of the area, and before they knew it, the name “Mover Dudes” was catching on. Long-distance moves soon expanded into commercial moves after one year in business.
When it comes to community service, we often forget that there are some incredibly special people waiting to benefit. And for our commuity of Winchester, Virginia, there is an opportunity before us to make a difference in the lives of some truly amazing people who need us to step up to the plate and serve.
Who are the amazing people who will benefit from this weekend's service and how will our efforts as a community make a difference?