Triumph Corporation offers the following types of relocation services:

• Full service moving: our professional movers come to your home before the moving day and we  box up and pack all your household items; then we move the items to the  destination and unpack all boxes.

• Moving only: you pack and unpack yourself and we move your belongings from point A to point B, using our clean moving truck.

• If your moving option is a rental truck, trailer, semi or portable container such as Pods, Pack-rat, Door to Door, etc we load your unit in a professional way, wrapping the furniture with moving blankets or paper pads and shrink wrap, packing it tight to save space and avoid damages to your belongings.

• Our professional movers can also unload your rental truck, semi or any type of portable container and setup your furniture at your new home or office.

• Professional packing of your items whether they are small fragile items (glasses, crystals) or large ones (furniture, pianos, microscopes, etc.). We will use all the supplies necessary to do a professional packing work for your local moving or for shipment.

• For more information on Loading or Unloading rental trucks and semis, please click HERE.

• For more information on Loading and Unloading portable containers, please click HERE

Information on the Town of Davie

Davie is a town in Broward County. It is part of the South Florida metropolitan area. The Town of Davie is home to over 90,000 residents who live across a lush 35.59 square miles within central Broward.

Davie’s rural atmosphere, western theme district and sprawling educational complex foster an environment that separates Davie from all other municipalities in Broward County. Davie has green open spaces, numerous parks and over 165 miles of trail system and an equestrian lifestyle, amenities that can't be found in today's growing South Florida.

Davie was founded by a group of settlers composed of workers from the Panama Canal Zone, hence its original name “Zona”. Randolph P. Davie, a developer, bought about 27,000 acres (110 km²) in the area and the town name was changed to "Davie." It was carved out of Everglades land that was mostly under water. The early history of Davie was dominated by drainage issues, some of which persists today.

The Town of Davie is a warm, close-knit community with a rich heritage and many connections to the past.  The Town is fortunate to draw from its pioneer families the history of the area and the stories of those who first helped to develop the Town. Davie's diversified economic base combined with a low rate of taxation work to create a healthy local economy.   

Davie's business climate ranges from the typical small proprietor to the headquarters of Fortune 500 firms such as Andrx Pharmaceuticals. Davie is ideally located among major thoroughfares such as the Ronald Reagan Turnpike, I-595, I-75, and is within a few minutes travel to the Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and Florida's deepest port, Port Everglades.

Davie is the home of the Miami Dolphins, who practice daily at Nova Southeastern University.

The Town of Davie is host of the South Florida Educational Center. A large number of educational institutions have campuses in Davie, including Nova Southeastern University, Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University (shared Davie campus), University of Florida (Davie Campus), Broward College (Central Campus) and ITT Technical Institute.

Davie is a part of the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood media market. Its daily newspapers are the South Florida-Sun Sentinel and The Miami Herald, and their Spanish-language counterparts El Sentinel and El Nuevo Herald. Davie Digest is the local free community newspaper serving the Town of Davie with community news and an interactive website http://www.daviedigest.com allowing for the community to submit news and subscribe to the paper.

Davie has always had a reputation as a "Western" town. It boasts a significant horse-owning population and once was home to many herds of cattle. In recent years, commercial and residential development has discouraged such practices but Davie still tries to maintain a "Western" feel.

Davie’s main points of interest are: Flamingo Gardens, Miami Dolphins Training Facility and Bergeron Rodeo Grounds.