Movers Directory of Moving Companies in
Connecticut
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Mega Moving & Storage
Mega Moving & Storage strives to provide you with quality customer service before, during, and after the move. No matter what your situation calls for, our sales coordina... |
MC # 654617 |
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Movers Net
During the relocation whether you are relocating your entire family, a newly married couple or the job opportunity of a life time, it can be stressful. We at Moving Out w... |
MC # 499541 |
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Nationwide Relocation Services
Nationwide Relocation Services (NRS), simply put, is the right connection for all your moving needs. When it comes time to move, whether it be for yourself or for an enti... |
MC # 381766-B |
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Nationwide Van Lines
At Nationwide Van Lines, customer satisfaction is our #1 priority. Each move is planned and coordinated according to each individuals needs. Our team of experts will pers... |
MC # 411705 |
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Precision Movers
"Precision Van Lines is one of the largest residential relocation companies in the Metropolitan area. Our movers are specially trained to accommodate every aspect of you... |
MC # 401193 |
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Regions Van Lines
Regions Van Lines is a full-service moving & storage company. Our dedicated team of professionals offers a vast level of experience and commitment to their work. It̵... |
MC # 596730 |
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Sprint Van Lines
Thank you for considering Sprint Van Lines moving and storage for your upcoming move. We strive to help our customers by providing excellent service that exceeds the cust... |
MC # 475464 |
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The Moving Experts
The Moving Experts, Inc. offers a full-service moving and relocation in continental United Sates. We offer our customers only the best moving services for the best price.... |
MC # 503668-B |
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World Moving Services
When it comes time to move, whether it be for yourself or for an entire company, you want someone you can trust. We are your trusted source. World Moving Services is bond... |
MC # 459615 |
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1st Choice Moving & Storage
1st Choice Moving & Storage was founded in 1999 by a husband and wife team with over 25 years of combined moving experience. Since then, their guidance has established 1s... |
MC # 448861 |
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About Connecticut
What was once called the “Arsenal of the Nation,” because of the prominent role the State played in the Revolutionary War, serving as the Continental Army's major supplier Connecticut has come a long way to become one of the most industrialized States in the nation. The Dutch navigator, Adriaen Block, was the first European of record to explore the area, sailing up the Connecticut River in 1614. Today, Connecticut factories produce weapons, sewing machines, jet engines, helicopters, motors, hardware and tools, cutlery, clocks, locks, silverware, and submarines. Connecticut is a popular resort area with its 250-mile Long Island Sound shoreline and many inland lakes. Among the major points of interest are Yale University's Gallery of Fine Arts and Peabody Museum. Connecticut is the third smallest state in America, which makes everything within easy reach. And almost everything you'll see along Connecticut's highways and byways will remind you of a New England you probably thought existed only in the movies. New Haven, Connecticut is home to Yale University. Now that you are relocating in Connecticut, familiarize yourself with the highlights of the State: • Hartford the state capital, which is considered the insurance capital of the world, has the oldest U.S. newspaper still being published—the Hartford Courant, established 1764. • Connecticut leads New England in the production of eggs, pears, peaches, and mushrooms, and its oyster crop is the nation's second largest. • Visit the famous museums including the P. T. Barnum, Winchester Gun, and American Clock and Watch. • State Motto: Qui transtulit sustinet (He who transplanted still sustains) • Nickname: Constitution State (official, 1959); Nutmeg State • Origin of name: From an Indian word (Quinnehtukqut) meaning “beside the long tidal river” • The Scoville Memorial library in Salisbury, Connecticut is the oldest in the country. Locals started borrowing books in 1771. • The first phonebook was published in New Haven, Connecticut in 1878. The first edition contained fifty names and numbers. • Bristol, Connecticut is known as "Mum City" because of the local Chrysanthemum-growing industry. • Stamford, Connecticut hosts the headquarters of the World Wrestling Federation. Connecticut was the first state to pass a speed limit on automobiles in 1901: 12 miles per hour.
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