A moving company rated A+ by the BBB, Triumph is licensed to do all types of moving within the State of Florida.

We offer the following types of relocation services:

• Full service moving: we box up and pack all your household or office items, transport them and unpack all boxes.

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

• For your peace of mind, Triumph Corporation's moving specialist comes to your place to check the items that are going to be moved and write a firm quote. You can plan your finances, there will be no surcharges, no hidden fees, no surprises on the moving day.

Click HERE for more information about residential moving services or HERE about commercial moves.

Our local movers are dependable, courteous and the owner supervises all jobs.

Professional packing services: Triumph Corporation local movers box-up all your items accordingly, using the best moving supplies available, such as newsprint (white packing paper), bubble cushioning wrap, Styrofoam peanuts, paper moving pads, etc.

We will use all the supplies necessary to do a professional packing work for your local moving or for shipment - it doesn't matter the size of your items or how fragile they are, we have the best moving supplies to protect them.

If you want us to do the unpacking also, we will unboxing all items, put them inside cabinets and closets, so you can rest. There will be no pile of boxes to be opened and emptied out.

2011 update - Information on POMPANO BEACH and Moving Guide

Pompano Beach is a city in northeast Broward County, in the heart of Florida's Gold Coast, with a total area of 22.15 square miles (57 km2). Located along the Atlantic Ocean, Pompano has about 3.5 miles of golden beach front that extends from the intersection of State Road A1A and Terra Mar Drive to the Hillsboro Inlet and is part of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway.

Pompano Beach boundaries are: Hillsboro Beach & Lighthouse Point (NE), Deerfield Beach (N), Coconut Creek (W), Margate & North Lauderdale (SW), Fort Lauderdale (S), Lauderdale-by-the-Sea (SE). The city’s landmark is the Hillsboro Lighthouse.

The City of Pompano Beach has a population of 104,402 year round, but from September through March the number of residents raises to 150,000 due to the so called “snow-birds”, a substantial seasonal population who spends its winters in the area, enjoying its most important resource: the sun. Pompano Beach is the third largest of Broward County's municipalities.

Pompano was settled as a farming and fishing community. Located exactly mid-way between Palm Beach and Miami, the city was at one point the southernmost railroad station of the famous Florida East Coast Railway built by Henry Flagler, which linked South Florida to the rest of the country. Thirty-one voters created their new municipality, the city of Pompano, a jurisdiction of Palm Beach County. The city of Pompano merged with the beach area to become the City of Pompano Beach. The City’s name comes from the Florida pompano (trachinotus carolinus), a species of in-shore-tropical game fish found off the Atlantic coast. It is said that Frank Sheene, a railroad's employee, gave the city its name when writing down the name of the fish he had for dinner one evening during his survey of the shoreline.

During the Florida land boom Pompano Beach experienced significant growth and played an important role in Southeast Florida development. A wave of new residents moved there from the northern parts of the US.

Today, Pompano’s economy is based on tourism, retail, light manufacturing, and high technology with 3,000 acres set aside for industrial and commercial development.

Pompano Beach’s central location (approximately 33 miles to Miami and Palm Beach) provides the lifestyle of a quiet seaside community with the benefits of a major metropolitan area. Pompano Beach is only 12 miles from the Ft. Lauderdale / Hollywood International Airport and Port Everglades, which provides access to the global marketplace. The City is the center of the Internet Coast in South Florida, which provide Latin American countries with Internet service.

In recent years, an effort to rejuvenate rundown areas, an example of urban blight, the city's beach has gained momentum and is undergoing a multibillion dollar building boom.

As a tourist mecca, Pompano Beach offers around 2,000 tourist accommodations, 200+ restaurants, great golf courses, 3.5 miles of sandy white beach, a myriad of entertaining options and annual special events as well, such as Pompano Beach Seafood Festival, a holiday boat parade and fishing rodeo. Pompano Beach Airpark, located within the city, is the home of the Goodyear Blimp Spirit of Innovation.

During the season, every Saturday, the Pompano Beach Green Market is presented by the Pompano Beach Historical Society, at Flagler Avenue and NE First Street from 8:00 am to 1:00 PM. Visitors will find the best and freshest fruits and vegetables, seafood, baked goods, juices, gourmet teas and coffees, plants, orchids, art, books and historical images, health-related products and services.

Pompano Beach is also known as the "swordfish capital of the world", due to its excellent boating, diving and fishing. The city offers a 1.800-ft fishing pier, beach side playgrounds, grills and picnic tables, 19 local parks for sports enthusiasts, numerous marinas which offers fishing and diving excursions, small boat rentals. You will be amazed at the beauty of the only coral reef system in the continental United States.