Vector...A Move Ahead Joins Atlas Van Lines
Atlas Van Lines, one of the nation’s leading moving companies, announces the addition of San Francisco-based agent Vector…A Move Ahead, Inc., a full-service moving and storage company, to its trusted network of nearly 500 agents throughout the United States and Canada.
Atlas Van Lines, one of the nation’s leading moving companies, announces the addition of San Francisco-based agent Vector…A Move Ahead, Inc., a full-service moving and storage company, to its trusted network of nearly 500 agents throughout the United States and Canada.
Vector…A Move Ahead, Inc., specializes in a wide range of services, such as corporate relocation, household goods moves, office moves, specialized transportation and warehousing, and international moves. The highly rated moving company services the Bay Area in California, which includes San Francisco, Oakland, Alameda County, Contra Costa County, Marin County, Peninsula and San Mateo County. As a member of the Atlas agent network, Vector…A Move Ahead, Inc., now shares resources of the extensive Atlas network for state-to-state, cross-border or international moves.
Established in 1989, the Bay Area mover is a member of the American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA) and is a certified ProMover. The company also maintains membership with the Better Business Bureau, California Public Utilities Commission and the California Moving and Storage Association (CMSA).
“With its extensive experience in the industry and variety of offered services, Vector will make a great addition to our family of agents," said Steve Hermann, vice president of agency development at Atlas Van Lines. “Their services have been highly rated for more than 20 years, and now, they will be able to continue offering customers with the best quality services as an exclusive Atlas agent.”
“It’s such a privilege to join such a quality list of Atlas agents,” said Bob Sheahon, general manager of Vector…A Move Ahead, Inc. “We look forward to continuing to offer the Bay Area the best moving and storage services under the Atlas Van Lines name.”
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