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North American Van Lines: The Best of Pullman Moving Companies

When you're getting ready to relocate your business in Pullman, Washington, retaining moving services can make the process much easier. At North American Van Lines, we have two agents in Pullman that can offer you the moving services you need for a commercial move or relocation. They also coordinate household moves. If you have just purchased a new home on Northwest Larry Street or Southeast Spring Street, our agents can help you find movers to handle the packing, loading, and transportation of your belongings. If your home isn't quite ready for you, we can set you up with a temporary storage solution to hold your extra items.

In addition to coordinating local moves, our agents are also able to help with cross-country and even international ones. Do you have a car that needs to be transported across the country to your new home? We can help you with that, too. Our agents have been rated 4.8 out of 5 stars or higher, which shows that you can rely on them for everything you need. They are also BBB accredited and fully licensed and bonded. Contact one of our Pullman, WA, agents today and obtain a free estimate for residential or commercial relocation services.

Located in the farming country of southeast Washington, Pullman is charming community in Whitman County. As the proud home of Washington State University, Pullman draws much its liveliness from the diverse student population, PAC 12 sporting events and an array of cultural programs. It has even been ranked the “Best Place to Raise Kids in Washington” in 2010 by The Sun Break.

According to the 2012 national census, the population in Pullman is approximately 31,000, blending Washington State University faculty and students with families and individuals employed in agriculture, government and technology. Some say the community is best described as high tech, higher education and high quality of life.

The climate in Pullman is a bit chillier than the national average, with highs during the summer reaching 80s and lows in the winter around the mid-20s. In the colder months, residents expect roughly 14 inches of snow.

Attractions and activities

The residents of Pullman enjoy 17 distinct parks and natural areas that encompass more than 145 acres.The city prides itself as a community of parks and paths, with 15 miles of pathways to walk, run or bike. Kamiak Butte is a particular favorite, packing short and long trails that make for a perfect family day trip.

There are four golf courses in the area, including Palouse Ridge Golf Club, which offers excellent greens and stunning views. For fun with the kids, head to Airway Hills Miniature Golf and Driving Range, boasting a difficult layout that resembles an actual golf course.

Last but not least, you won’t want to miss a Washington State University football game at Martin Stadium, where Cougar pride will be at an all-time high. While there, stop by Ferdinands, which is a hidden gem for delicious ice-cream.

Moving to Pullman

When planning your transition to Pullman, let North American Van Lines take some of the stress off. We know that relocating can be a tricky. That’s why this Pullman moving company offers service to 175 countries, 2,700 drivers and full-service packing. You can even choose from box and furniture inventory to disassembly and assembly to vehicle transportation.

For those who are flying to Pullman, the nearest airports are Pullman-Moscow Regional, located 4 miles away, and Lewiston-Nez Perce County Airport, situated 36 miles away in Idaho. If you’re driving there, it’s useful to know that the city lies just north of the intersection of highways 95 and 12.