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Triumph is licensed to do all types of moving within the State of Florida and is rated A+ by the BBB (Better Business Bureau).
Triumph Services is a family-owned and operated moving company for over 10 years, and to make sure your moving runs smoothly the owner always supervises the moving jobs.
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Full service moving: our professional movers come to your home before the moving day to box up and pack all household items; then we move the items to the destination and unpack all boxes. You just sit and relax.
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Moving services only: we move your furniture and boxes using our clean moving truck.
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Triumph Corporation's moving specialist comes to your place to check the items that are going to be moved and give you a reasonable fixed price quote, which means no surcharges, no hidden fees, no surprises on the moving day.
Click HERE for more information about our household moving services or HERE about commercial moves.
Triumph Corporation provides labor to load and unload rental trucks, all types of portable containers, trailers and semis. We wrap the furniture with moving blankets or paper pads and shrink wrap and use ropes or tie-downs to secure them inside the unit, packing it tight to save space and avoid damages to your belongings.
Our professional movers can also unload your rental truck, semi, trailer, PODS, Door to door, Pack-rat, Get-a-Sam, etc. and setup your furniture at your new place (home or office).
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
We also provide professional labor for packing your belongings with the best moving supplies available, such as newsprint (white packing paper), bubble cushioning wrap, styrofoam peanuts, paper moving pads, for your local moving or for shipment.
The unpacking work consists of unboxing all items, put them inside cabinets and closets, get rid of all boxes. There is no pile of boxes to be opened and emptied out, no paper piles, no mess.
Information on the City of Hallandale Beach - 2011
Hallandale Beach is a city in Broward County, FL. It is part of the South Florida metropolitan area, with a total area of 4.55 square miles.
The City of Hallandale Beach is a community of 31,367 year-round residents, which increases to an estimated 41,511 during the winter season. Hallandale Beach is sometimes referred to as the "southernmost Canadian city," for it has been a popular vacation destination for decades, and many of the tourists come from Quebec and the Northeastern United States.
When Flagler expanded the Florida East Coast Railway he recruited Luther Halland to start a Swedish settlement south of the Danish settlement of Dania. Settlement was slow, originally a farming community, and then became a town with the name of Hallandale Beach and in 1947 was incorporated as a city.
Hallandale Beach offers it visitors and residents beautiful beaches, exciting par-mutual wagering and two of South Florida premiere race tracks: The Gulf Stream Park (thoroughbred horse racing) and Mardi Gras Gaming (dog racing). For the outdoors sporting activities, Hallandale Beach offers tennis, golf, swimming, boating, and salt water fishing, sprawled in its twelve recreational centers or parks.
Hallandale Beach's business climate ranges from the typical small proprietor to the headquarters of Fortune 500 firms. Hallandale Beach is ideally located between Fort Lauderdale and Miami and next to Aventura, among major thoroughfares such as the Florida's Turnpike, I-595, I-95, and is within a few minutes travel to the Ft. Lauderdale/Hollywood International Airport and Florida's deepest port, Port Everglades.
The City of Hallandale Beach is host of the South Florida Educational Center. A large number of educational institutions have campuses in Hallandale Beach, including Nova Southeastern University, Florida Atlantic University and Florida International University (shared Hallandale Beach campus), University of Florida (Hallandale Beach Campus).
Hallandale Beach 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. Hallandale Beach Digest is the local free community newspaper serving the City of Hallandale Beach with community news and an interactive website http://www.Hallandalebeachdigest.com.
Hallandale Beach Cultural Community Center is a state-of-the-art cultural community center that offers programs for the performing and visual arts, including several concerts of the Hallandale Beach Symphonic Pops Orchestra.
For information about cultural events and services visit Hallandale Beach official website at www.hallandalebeachfl.gov .
