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Triumph Services is a family-owned and operated moving company for over 10 years with a perfect record of ZERO complaints in all Customer Service Agencies and the Better Business Bureau.
Our movers are dependable, careful, polite, and the owner is present in every job. We use state-of-the-art equipment and tools, the best moving supplies and ultra clean trucks where your belongings will be secure and protected.
Triumph Corporation's moving specialist comes to your place to give you a reasonable fixed price quote. There will be no surcharges, no hidden fees, no surprises on the moving day.
Triumph is licensed to do all types of moving within the State of Florida: residential, corporate, full service moving, transportation only, packing and transportation, loading, unloading, unloading and unpacking.
Click HERE for more information about residential moving services or HERE about commercial moves.
Packing services: protection and box-up of all items with the adequate moving supply - white packing paper, Styrofoam peanut, bubble cushioning wrap. We professionally pack your items whether they are small fragile items or large ones 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. When we leave you can enjoy your new place.
If you need only labor to load a rental truck, semi-truck, container, portable container, PODS, SAM, Door to Door, Pack-Rat, etc., Triumph Corporation is here to help you.
Our movers use moving blankets or paper pads and shrink-wrap to protect the furniture and ropes or tie-downs to secure them inside the unit.
Our professional movers can also unload your rental truck, semi or any type of portable container and setup your furniture at your new office or home.
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 City of Oakland Park
Oakland Park is a city in Broward County, Florida, with a population of 43,000+ and a total area of 8.6 square miles, it is part of the South Florida metropolitan area.
The City of Oakland Park is one of the older municipalities in Broward County. Originally named Floranada (a portmanteau of Florida and Canada) the town went bankrupt. At the time of its rein corporation, the name was changed to City of Oakland Park.
Oakland Park borders the City of Wilton Manors, which is experiencing a tremendous amount of new development and spurred interest in the city's downtown redevelopment plan.
The City of Oakland Park has put into place new zoning regulations intended to transform downtown Oakland Park into a mixed-use pedestrian community. One element of the proposal is the creation of a new commuter rail station on the FEC rail line.
The little City of Oakland Park was mostly the home of area farmers, gradually increasing the population and expanding its area. Oakland Park has a notable recreation program, its own excellent library, expansive parks, and much, much more.
Oakland Park is a part of the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood media market.
“The Parks and Leisure Services Department of Oakland Park is responsible for the maintenance and upgrade of all City parks, athletic facilities, building grounds and medians. This provides a safe and clean environment in which to live, work and play. The Department also provides a wide range of outstanding recreational programs and events for all ages at various parks and community centers throughout the City.” Visit the City of Oakland Park website at www.oaklandparkfl.org and click on the Parks and Leisure Services brochure for activities and registration information.
Some of Oakland Park’s facilities are: Boat Ramp - picnic area, boat ramp and docks; Cherry Creek - open area, one mile fitness trail with exercise stations; Collins Community - in line hockey court, playground, small pavilion and athletic fields; Dillon Tennis Center - tennis courts with gazebos, small pavilion and showers/rest rooms; Dr. Carter G. Woodson Park - basketball court, rest room, playground, picnic tables, grills, pavilion, trail; Jaco Pastorius Park and Community - open green space, walking paths, native plantings, and a public art feature; Lake side Sand Pine - five acres of native sand pine scrub & plants; Lloyd Estates Park - daytime playground area; Northeast High School Athletic - lighted multi-purpose athletic complex including rest rooms, softball, baseball, soccer, flag & tackle football fields; N. Andrews Gardens Community Center - two buildings, kitchen, playground, grass and multi-court areas, two patios, picnic tables; North Andrews Gardens Neighborhood Park - playground, park benches, sidewalks, shade trees and grass area; Royal Palm Park - basketball court, 4 lighted hard tennis courts, 4 lighted racquetball courts, playground, large and small pavilions, picnic tables, grills, lighted bike/jogging path, fishing dock, outdoor amphitheater; rest rooms and volleyball court; Greenleaf Park - main hall, playground and play area picnic tables, gazebo, basketball court and 2 tennis courts; North Andrews Gardens Volunteer Park - open green space, pathway, water fountain and bench; Stevens Field - lighted multi-purpose athletic fields with 2 baseball diamonds and grass area for soccer, football or softball/baseball, picnic tables, grills, rest rooms and covered pavilion; Veterans Park - lighted walking path & boardwalk, playground; Wimberly Athletic Field - multi-purpose athletic complex with concession stands; and others.
