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At Duncan Bros. Moving & Storage Inc. we take pride in our professional service.
We've been moving people since 1919. You can only stay in business that long by achieving complete customer satisfaction.
 At Duncan Bros. Moving & Storage Inc., this simple philosophy makes any relocation easier and a pleasant experience.
Duncan Bros. professionals assist you every step of your relocation. From pre-move planning to safely packing and loading your belongings, you can be assured of on-time delivery, competitive costs, safe handling of your goods, and efficient, courteous service. We've moved thousands of families and businesses across the country and around the world.
We Provide...
- Local Moving
- Long Distance Moving
- Employee Transfer Relocations
* Free No Obligation Estimates
* Experienced Personnel
* Newer Clean Equipment
* Next Day Delivery Available (within 500 miles)
* Professional Service Locally or Around the World
* Expert Wrapping, Packing, and Crating
* Special equipment to care for your furniture
* Complete Storage Facilities
Our Personnel
Our employees are our best asset and we feel they are the reason you should choose Duncan Bros. for your next move.
Our employees make wages above the average for movers. Some people may ask how we can do that, our answer is we cannot afford not to.
Since 90% of your experiences with a moving company are with the movers themselves,
they should be one of the most critical factors in your decision to choose Duncan Bros.
* Experience: Our employees average 10 years in the moving business
* Professionalism: We retain top notch employees -- most have been with us more than 5 years
* Dedication: Our employees value their jobs and take great pride in their work
PACKING TIPS
* Keep the following supplies handy for packing: Boxes, ink marker, bubble wrap, newspaper, tissue paper, tape and scissors
* Use strong boxes and containers that can be secured tightly. Purchase special boxes for dishes, wardrobe and other special items.
* Pack audio-video equipment in their original boxes. If removing screws, tape them to the objects they are removed from.
* Avoid loading more than 50 pounds into one box. Put heavy items in small boxes and light items in big boxes.
* Pack non-breakables tightly in smaller boxes, so they're not too heavy.
* Label each box and indicate the following: (1) Which room it should go in (2) Whether it is fragile (3) If it should be loaded last so it will be unloaded first.
* Cushion contents with packing material such as bubble wrap, newspaper or tissue. Save room by using towels and blankets to wrap fragile items.
* Pack books tightly on end in small boxes.
* Pack medicines in a leak proof container.
* Carry all valuables with you.
Small appliances: Put your microwave, VCR, etc. into boxes, and cushion with wadded paper.
Books: Pack them flat in small cartons, alternating bindings. Try to keep each box under 50 lbs.
Clothing: Pack hanging items, including drapes, in wardrobe boxes. Leave small items in drawers.
Collectibles: Wrap fragile items in bubble wrap and tape securely.
CDs: Pack upright and cushion with newspaper.
Kitchenware: Stack pots & pans, and cushion with paper. Put a few of these items in the "open first" box.
Dishes: Never stack them flat. Wrap each piece in bubble wrap. Pack plates & saucers on edge, with cups & bowls placed around them.
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