Triumph Services is a family-owned and operated moving company for over 10 years and we are licensed to do all types of moving within the State of Florida. Our moving company is rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau.

We offer the following types of relocation services to, from or within Pembroke Pines:

• Full service moving: our professional movers box up and pack all your household items, move them to the  destination and unpack all boxes.

• Moving services only: you pack yourself, we move your belongings from point A to point B, you unbox by yourself.

• For more information about household moving services click HERE.

• For information about corporate or commercial moves click HERE.

• Triumph Corporation's moving specialist will write you a fixed price quote, after visiting you. This means no surcharges or hidden fees on the moving day. The owner of the company supervises all jobs and we use state-of-the-art equipment and tools.

• Professional packing services – our packers box-up all your items accordingly. We use the best supplies to do a professional packing work for your local moving or for shipment: bubble cushioning, Styrofoam peanut, white packing paper, 3-ply paper pad, etc.

  The unpacking work consists of unboxing all items, put them inside cabinets and closets, get rid of all boxes – when we leave you can rest – we did all the hard work for you. There is no pile of boxes to be opened and emptied out, no paper piles, no mess.

   

 

2011 update on Moving Guide and Moving Information about Pembroke Pines, FL

The City of Pembroke Pines was incorporated with only 1,429 residents. After Hurricane Andrew, by the late 90’s, Pembroke Pines earned the title of Florida fastest growing city. Pembroke Pines has a population of 190,064 according to 2011 data, making it the second largest city in Broward County andthe ninth largest in Florida.

With an area of 34.4 square miles, Pembroke Pines is located in southwestern Broward County, Florida. Pembroke Pines is about 15 miles from downtown Fort Lauderdale and about the same distance from downtown Miami. Pembroke Pines is a short but wide city, whose western edge touches the Everglades at US-27.The area of Pembroke Pines west of I-75 is commonly known as West Pines and consists mostly of subdivisions built since Hurricane Andrew.

Pembroke Pines' residents have many shopping options: strip malls lining most main roads, local centers with big-name anchors, a full-scale mall conveniently located on Pines Boulevard and the recently inaugurated Pembroke Gardens.  

More than 3,000 businesses have set up shop in Pembroke Pines.  Many belong to the Miramar-Pembroke Pines Chamber of Commerce. 

Pembroke Pines has become the car capital of SW Broward, with mega-dealers opening up mega-lots on the last remaining fields from Pines Boulevard north to Sheridan (Mercedes, Audi, BMW, Lexus).

Because Pembroke Pines is home to residents from all over the world, many different religious denominations have established facilities in the city. This diversity is also found in Pembroke Pines’ restaurants and regional food stores.

Pembroke Pines is home to one Broward County park, C.B. Smith Park, on Flamingo Road.   In addition, the city of Pembroke Pines maintains 20 smaller parks. There are four golf courses, 12 lighted tennis courts, 27 lighted baseball fields, and 6 lighted football/soccer fields in Pembroke Pines.

Pembroke Pines houses a campus for Broward Community College and Florida Inernational University.

Pembroke Pines is home to 3 big local branches of the Broward County Library System.

Many of Pembroke Pines schools have received the "Five Star School Award" from the Florida Department of Education as schools that have shown evidence of exemplary community involvement.

Pembroke Pines won the National Civic League's coveted "All-America City Award". Pembroke Pines also received an "outstanding achievement award" in the " City Livability Awards" Program, sponsored by the U.S. Conference of Mayors.