|
Moving Companies leader in Boca Raton, FL
Movers in Boca Raton, FL that you can rely on | |||||||
|
Triumph S. Corporation Rated A + by
the Better Business Bureau
|
Moving Services and Packing Services leader in Boca Raton, FL Truck Loading & PODS - SAMS - PACK-RAT - Door to Door Loading in Boca Raton, Fl
Triumph is a licensed and insured intrastate moving company serving Boca Raton, Palm Beach County and the SE Florida for many years now. The presence of Waldo Silva, Triumph's owner, at every job as well as the professionalism of our trained movers ensure the outstanding quality of our moving services. Waldo is always supervising the job, he never simply send a crew. This attitude toward of customer satisfaction is the what makes our company unique. Waldo himself hires and trains the movers, choosing the ones that are good mannered, careful and knowledgeable. Triumph's main objective is to make your moving experience a smooth one. A content customer will return and will refer us to his friends, who will refer to other friends, and so on. Our reputation is the base of our growth. We do not advertise. "Word of mouth" is the source of our clientele. Testimonials from our customers can be checked by clicking Referrals. Waldo Dasilva - Owner of Triumph S. Corporation (954) 445-4357.
Waldo DaSilva - Triumph S. Corporation
Services Provided in Boca Raton and West Palm Beach: Local and intrastate moving services for individuals and corporations Corporate relocation Residential and Commercial Moving Office Move Labor for Moving inside a Condo or Community Full service moving Packaging for shipment Loading and unloading services (rental trucks, portable containers) Trailers, semi-trucks, containers loading and unloading Packing and unpacking of all types of containers, Pack-Rats, Door to Door, Pods, Sams, etc Custom crating services Hoisting and moving gun safes Piano move - baby grand piano, console piano Packing of your belongings, transportation and unpacking services Getting a Free Quote in Boca Raton, Fl is easy You just need to click on the button or call to set up an appointment at the time of your convenience. You will be asked a series of questions regarding the new place and our experienced salesperson will check your actual place and household goods. After that he / she will provide you a written fixed price quote. Be suspicious of a moving company that does not send a professional to your home to give you a quote. Nothing replaces the inspection a professional mover needs to do prior to give a firm price.
Press here to set up a visit for a Free Moving Quote
Reliable Boca Raton, FL Moving Company Prices given over the phone are not firm, are only a guess. If you go to a furniture store, you will find hundreds of different models of sofas, wall units, beds, etc. Over the phone estimates can not consider the seize of a piece of furniture and how long it will take to be moved. By only giving a list of your furniture is impossible to calculate a firm price to a moving. Scammers give a low ball and charge extra fees on the moving day. To protect yourself against scammers and bad moving companies, do a little research, check the websites of the Better Business Bureau and the Florida regulatory agency for movers, before giving any credit card information and booking. You can check the records of any Florida Moving Company: Broward County Consumer Affairs Div Mandatory moving "Bill of Rights" for Palm Beach County customers Consumer "Bill of Rights" for Moving Companies
Moving Guide and Information about Boca Raton Boca Raton is a city in Palm Beach County, Florida incorporated as a town in May 1925. As of 2004, the City had 83,960 residents. Boca Raton is the 25th most populous city in the State of Florida, and the second largest city in Palm Beach County. The City's area is 29.6 square miles, with the park system covering more than 1,000 acres and 5 miles of ocean front. The meaning of the name Boca Raton has always aroused curiosity. Many people wrongly assume the name is simply Rat’s Mouth. The Spanish word boca (or mouth) often described an inlet, while raton (literally mouse) was used as a term for a cowardly thief. But the “Thieves Inlet,” Boca Ratones, appeared on 18th century maps associated with an inlet in the Biscayne Bay area of Miami. By the beginning of the 19th century, the term was mistakenly applied to Lake Boca Raton, whose inlet was closed at the time. The “s” and later the “e” were dropped from this title by the 1920s, yet the correct pronunciation remains Rah-tone. The earliest known inhabitants of the Boca Raton area were the Tequesta Indians, who lived in communities near the ocean for about one thousand years. The construction of the Florida East Coast Canal (today’s Intracoastal) and the Florida East Coast Railway in the 1890s made the region accessible to a group of pioneers. By the early 1900s Boca Raton was a tiny agricultural community, specialized in pineapple cultivation. Amongst these were a group of Japanese immigrants under the leadership of Joseph Sakai, who formed a community along today’s Yamato Road in 1904. The City of Boca Raton's early history during the Florida land boom of the 1920s was as the site of Addison Mizner's Cloister Inn in 1927, and today is a city landmark as the Boca Raton Resort and Club. Mizner had a vision to transform Boca Raton from an agricultural town into a thriving resort community, planned in every aspect. In the 1930s and 40s, Boca Raton was known for its winter vegetable crop, particularly the green beans which commanded a premium in northern markets. In 1942, the Army Air Corps established its only war-time radar training school at the site of what is today F.A.U. and the Boca Raton Airport. The facility brought over 30,000 servicemen as well as families and civilian employees to the tiny community of Boca Raton, with a population of 723 in 1940. In the 1960s, South Florida experienced another great land boom, with developments pushing the Everglades and former farmlands increasingly westward. In 1962, Boca Raton attracted the newest state university, Florida Atlantic, to the site of the old army airbase. IBM moved one of its computer facilities to Boca Raton in 1967, and in 1981, it was there that the first IBM PC, or personal computer, was developed. During the 1980s and 1990s, Boca Raton focused much of its attention on downtown redevelopment, and a number of important historical properties, such as Boca Raton’s original Town Hall and F.E.C. Railway Station were restored and opened to the public. Many fine cultural facilities, such as the Boca Raton Museum of Art, have grown up to meet the needs of the growing population. Today the city of Boca Raton is home to 80,000 residents within city limits and another 120,000 in “West Boca." It’s the core of the south Palm Beach County metropolitan community, offering beautiful parks and facilities, economic opportunities, and a excellent quality of life. The City of Boca Raton provides police services, fire-rescue services, municipal services, recreation services (parks, beaches, golf courses, tennis courts, a library and a municipal swimming pool), and utility services. Boca Raton is known nationally and internationally as an originator in the area of comprehensive zoning. The sign code, which was initiated in the late 1960s, gives Boca Raton a unique look with minimal commercial intrusion into landscaping and streetscapes. Boca Raton has a strict development code, including the size and types of commercial buildings, building signs and advertisements which may be erected within the city limits. The City’s Recreation Services Department and the Greater Boca Raton Beach and Park District, maintain over 1,500 acres of parks, trails and recreation facilities including 31 parks, 3 community centers, 3 tennis centers, 3 golf courses, 2 libraries, multi-purpose trails, 2 pools, Gumbo Limbo Nature Center, Serenoa Glade Preserve, Children's Science Explorium, Science Playground, Willow Theater, Mizner Bark Dog Park. In addition, the City operates 2.5 miles of oceanfront beaches. Boca Raton is home to the Caldwell Theatre Company, the longest-running professional theater in South Florida. The City of Boca Raton is known for its affluent social community and high income demographic. Boca Raton has a large Jewish and South American population, which includes a large demographic from Brazil, Colombia and Venezuela. Boca Raton was the site of two now vanished amusement parks, Africa U.S.A. (1953-1961) and Ancient America (1953-1959). Africa U.S.A. was a wild animal park in which the tourists rode a "Jeep Safari Train" through the park. There were no fences separating the animals from the tourists on the "Jeep Safari Train". It is now the Camino Gardens subdivision one mile west of the Boca Raton Hotel. Ancient America was built surrounding a real Indian burial mound. Today, the mound is still visible within the Boca Marina & Yacht Club neighborhood on U.S. 1 near Yamato Road.
Owned and operated by Triumph S. Corp the Moving Company serving also Boca Raton, FL - last updated in 05/27/2010 | |
|
Upright Piano, Grand Piano and organ moving, we are piano movers |
|
|
Semi-truck, containers and trailer pack / Loading and Unloading |
|
