Thanks All My Sons of Nashville

I knew that moving wasn’t fun but I had no idea it was so much work. The packing and cleaning, all very overwhelming and stressful. I’m glad I found a professional company though. I asked my sister because she moved a few times in the last several years and she told me all about All My Sons Moving and Storage of Nashville. She said the Nashville movers were truly experts at what they did and she never had to worry about her things getting safely and undamaged to her new place. I called them up and set up a date and time. On moving day the All My Sons of Nashville moving crew showed up at my 2-bedroom apartment ready and geared up to move me into my new house in Brentwood. I was so excited. Boxes were lifted and moved and the elevator was going up and down for hours until my entire apartment was empty. They did a great job, very professional and efficient. The Nashville movers even quilt-padded some of my mirrors to protect them from breaking during the drive to Brentwood. Thank you All My Sons of Nashville for making this experience a little easier. This testimonial was by Patricia Martin, Brentwood, TN

How To Find A Good Moving Company?

During the summer months, a lot of families move into new homes in completely new neighborhoods. So All My Sons Moving and Storage of Nashville decided to help out with finding a professional and reputable moving company. There are a lot of unprofessional ones out there, so ask yourselves these important questions before hiring a particular one. Is the business licensed and/or insured? How many years of experience do the movers have? Are they trained in heavy items like pianos and pool tables? Have you heard of this moving company from friends or family? Do they have a brick-and-mortar type of business or just a website? Does he company offer free estimates? Can they offer references? These are all valid question the moving company should have answers too. Hopefully , this will open up the conversation between both parties and you’ll feel more secure in hiring them. If you’re moving in and around Nashville, call the All My Sons of Nashville movers for a smooth and easy move. We’re backed by four generations of moving experience and put customer satisfaction on top of our priorities list. Have a good move!

Realtors Can Really Help

In this economic market, a lot of people are trying to sell their homes and a lot of people are trying to buy because of the great bargains out there. Remember, if you’re either buying or selling, a realtor can really help make the experience easier on you. They can help advertise your property, walk buyers throughout your house, maybe even help stage your home so it looks more inviting to buyers. Realtors can also help with the negotiation process not to mention assisting you in the actual ‘closing’. If you get an experienced realtor and are on the buying side of things, they can help you with information on several neighborhoods, point out the schools in the area, parks, and even drawbacks of the region. To find a good realtor, ask your friends, colleagues and family. References are always a great help. Of course, when you’re ready to move out or move in to your new home, call All My Sons of Nashville for a hassle-free, stress-free move. We’ll carefully load our personal belongings onto our moving trucks and safely transport the items to your new digs, plus place them in the appropriate rooms so you won’t have to carry any of the heavy furniture. Our Nashville movers are professional and friendly and experts in the moving field.

Moving Tips From AMS of Nashville

Moving can be stressful but it doesn’t have to be. With a few good practices and information on how to pack right, moving can be easier. All My Sons of Nashville will give you a few tips and advice to help make the experience smoother. The most important tip we can give you is to hire a professional and reputable company. You want movers that are experts and know how to handle your belongings, how to strategically place them on their moving truck so things don’t break and safely transport them back to your new digs. Make sure your moving company is also licensed and insured like All My Sons Moving and Storage of Nashville. As far as packing goes, prepare yourself by making an inventory of things you want to place in boxes. Walk around your home, room by room, and make a list. You’ll notice there are things you don’t use or are broken or you just don’t need anymore. Place these items aside and prepare a box you can later on take to a charity like Salvation Army. When you’re ready to pack, make sure you have all the supplies you need, from secure boxes to bubble wrap, newsprint, tape and labels. You can use sheets and towels to pack delicate items like fine china and vases.

Parton Describes Moving to Nashville: More to Make Move to Middle TN

Recently, CMT News profiled Nashville resident, Dolly Parton, and her initial move to Nashville.

The Knoxville native moved to Nashville after graduating from high school and met her husband on her first day in Music City at a Laundromat.  They married two years later.  Parton moved to Nashville to be a singer, but found success in songwriting prior to becoming a star.  She accepted an honorary doctorate from the University of Tennessee in May….

More people will be moving to Nashville --- according to the feedback received from a recent Housing Fair that was sponsored by the mayor.  The event featured realtors, mortgage companies and homebuilders, and had many attendees looking for (and finding) great deals.  According to Mayor Karl Dean:“People are still moving to Nashville.  Our best days are still ahead of us so, I am very optimistic about the future of this city.”

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‘The Rock’ Relocates in Knoxville

A monument known only as “The Rock” was moved to a new location on Wednesday at the University of Tennessee campus in Knoxville, Tennessee. 

“The Rock” has become an icon of the UT campus.  A 98-ton, dolomite boulder, became like a bulletin board in 1980, when the tradition of painting the Rock began and has announced campaigns of all sorts from slogans to messages to marriage proposals to spring break announcements.

The Rock’s new home will be across the street, 275 feet away, at Volunteer Blvd and Pat Head Summitt Street.  The Rock was relocated so that a new Student Health Center may be constructed. 

The excavation began at 8 am on Wednesday, when the Rock was lifted with large steel cables to keep it from breaking.  There was a back-up rock on reserve, in the event that the rock broke apart during the move.  Both current students and alumni showed up for the event……

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Business Moving to Another Nashville Location

Yazoo Brewing is moving its beer operations, but will be relocating to another space within Nashville. 

Yazoo Brewing Company has experienced growing demand for its beer, and as a result, the company is quadrupling its space and supply.  Yazoo’s production will increase from 7,500 barrels to 25,000 barrels a year.  The company will be moving from the Marathon Motor Works Building near downtown Nashville.  Yazoo is investing $1.5 million to buy a new facility on Division Street. 

Yazoo was started in 2003. The company employs seven full-time and five part-time workers and produces Pale Ale and Dos Perros, which account for 80% of company sales.  The company plans to introduce more specialty beers and is purchasing more equipment to accommodate an increase in operations.  The brewery is named after the Yazoo River that flows through Vicksburg, Mississippi. 

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