Movers Directory of Moving Companies in
Utah
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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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Affordable Van Lines
WE TAKE PRIDE IN THE QUALITY OF OUR SERVICE We take the time to fully understand your moving needs. We work hard to earn your trust before ever lifting that first box ont... |
MC # 627997 |
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All In One Moving
At All In One Moving and Storage, we specialized in the areas most reliable moving and storage service. Our promise is to ensure Reliable and fast Moving services within ... |
MC # 579767 |
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American Moving Services
Planning and organization play key roles in a successful move, as does your mover. At American Moving Services, we believe that you will find moving with us to be a well-... |
MC # 486912 |
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Best Time Movers
We have the experience, well-trained, professional crew, the equipment and the knowledge. Our people can handle every situation and circumstances, from the most delicate ... |
MC # 454790 |
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BR Movers
BR Movers is a family owned and operated company with many years of experience in the moving business. Quality and excellence in service has been the foundation of our su... |
MC # 534017 |
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Care Movers
"We offer a wide selection of moving services, using state-of-the-art modern equipment, new trucks and professional movers. Whether you are relocating locally, nationwide... |
MC # 651721 |
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Express Moving Systems
And that is how best to handle the customers needs. Our formula for this is : experienced management + knowledgeable moving coordinators and estimators + up to date tech... |
MC # 630791 |
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Hercules Van Lines
Hercules Moving Systems moving company has designed a unique relocation process which meets the specific needs of each move. Hercules Moving Systems takes pride in recomm... |
MC # 619135 |
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Hurricane Movers
Hurricane Movers was established 4 years ago by partners that have a combined 60 years of experience in local, interstate and international residential and commercial mov... |
MC # 662327 |
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About Utah
Also called the Beehive State, Utah got its name from the Ute tribe, meaning “people of the mountains”. The region was first explored for Spain by Franciscan friars Escalante and Dominguez in 1776. In 1824 the famous American frontiersman Jim Bridger discovered the Great Salt Lake. Escaping from religious persecution the Mormons arrived in 1847 and began to build Salt Lake City. The U.S. acquired the Utah region in the treaty ending the Mexican War in 1848. Today Utah's 82,000 square miles offer some breathtaking views and are resplendent with some of the most memorable natural flora and fauna. Understandably, Utah is divided in dozens of national, state and local parks. The skiing in Utah's Wasatch Mountains and the rafting in the alpine streams are famous tourist attractions which are known through out the world. Interestingly, most Utahans (that is what the local residents are called) belong to the Mormon Church. In compliance with the Mormon tradition, Utah families are large as well as traditional. But that does not make Utah against liberal and cosmopolitan standards of living. Utah is the most urban state in the West and Salt Lake City has evolved into a town fit to host the Olympics. The state is rich in natural resources and has long been a leading producer of copper, gold, silver, lead, zinc, and molybdenum. Oil has also become a major product. Utah has large deposits of low sulfur coal. The traditional industries of agriculture and mining are today combined with tourism and aerospace, biomedical, and computer-related businesses. Utah is a great vacationland with 11,000 mi of fishing streams and 147,000 acres of lakes and reservoirs. Here are some interesting trivia about the state: • Motto: Industry • Utah's capital is Salt Lake City. • Utah's state symbol is a beehive representing the industrious and cooperative strength of Utah's residents. • Because so much of the state is desolate and uninhabited, the Federal government owns 65% of the land in Utah. • The Great Salt Lake in northern Utah is five times saltier than the ocean. • Utah has the highest rate of literacy in the nation. • In Provo, Utah throwing a snowball will get you a $50 fine.
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