“Daniel is outstanding to work with when coordinating and scheduling -- very responsive via email and phone.” “Andrew, James and Shane arrived at the scheduled time with a call thirty minutes prior to their arrival.” “Dmitry and Mark got us moved from our 1 bedroom apartment to our new townhouse in under 5 hours.” “When Eduardo and Max moved our stuff in the house, they were professional and very efficient.” “- our move was within bay area and took just 4 hours which was pretty good.” “They were careful and thorough in dismantling and packing our furniture and then hauling it down four floors to their large truck.” "I don't work for this company or friends of the owner. Just want to write a real review of them. I moved from San Francisco to San Bruno just past weekend. I never know what to expect as it was my first…" "First off, let me start by saying that I've never lived anywhere outside of NYC. So with that said, I decided to move to Cali.

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“We had to change our moving date several times due to escrow delays, but Tony accommodated us every time.” “RICH and RYAN were awesome and got our 4 bedroom furnitures in and out in 3 hours!”MADE TO MOVE YOU We're a professional local moving company created to move more than just your boxes. We'll move you with our hard work and genuine smiles. OUR MOVERS ARE AWESOME All our movers are pros who'll move you at the speed of light, but they also know how to make a move go smoothly. Digital Photo Frame Rs 500Even, dare we say, make it 'fun'.Led Light Strips Arizona WE REALLY REALLY CARESteam Cleaners Reviews Australia We truly care that much. Not just about your stuff, but also about making your last day in your old home as good as your first in the new one.

Moving in San Jose and the South Bay area can be daunting. You don't have to tell us. At You Move Me South Bay, our objective is to take the stress out of moving in San Jose and the South Bay area. Dare we say, our goal is to actually make moving fun. We're your favorite full-service local San Jose movers, which means we can do it all: pack your stuff, pick up your boxes, help you plan your move, problem solve, and even bring you a coffee on moving day. That's what a friend would do, right? When you book your move online, you get $50 off. We're different than other San Jose moving companies You may be wondering what makes us different from your average local moving company in San Jose and South Bay. Up front and transparent about our moving rates Highly trained professional movers Detail oriented to the extreme (clean trucks and spotless uniforms) Serious about our two-hour minimum, which means you pay for the time we're moving you and that's it

San Jose packing services We think that packing can be even harder than moving. That's why You Move Me South Bay has highly trained packing specialists to help you with as much, or as little, of your packing as you need. The team at You Move Me South Bay can pack (and unpack): All of your belongings Just a single, precious item All of your clothes, for FREE That's right, You Move Me South Bay has a FREE wardrobe service. Leave your clothes hanging up in your closet, and we move them, wrinkle free, in to your new home. If you want to pack yourself, but need packing supplies, don't hesitate to ask us for boxes, tape, and more. We also have a free moving box delivery service, so you don't have to do any running around to get your packing supplies. Moving services in San Jose On moving day, we're not just another moving company, we're your moving partner! Expect that we will: Call you in advance to confirm key information (where you live, where we can park our moving truck, and so on)

Bring you a coffee Give you the chance to point out items that will need special care before we load them on to the truck Get the truck packed quickly and carefully Get all of your belongings in the correct room in your new home Leave you your first housewarming gift We help people moving in San Jose and South Bay We service a variety of places in and around San Jose, such as the Greater San Jose Area including San Jose, Campbell, Los Gatos, Union City, Cupertino, Saratoga, Fremont, Milpitas, Newark, Morgan Hill, and Gilroy. "Professional - on time - we had some changes ( we asked them to unpack- which was not planned) and the crew adapted perfectly." Ellen Michaels, San JoseForbes magazine releases "The Coolest Cities to Live In" and San Jose and Los Angeles are tied at #16. Writer Hector Gonzalez, a longtime San Jose resident now living in Los Angeles, spits game about the real reasons the cities are cool and why Forbes got it wrong. San Jose is really cool, but not for the reasons that Forbes says it is. 

Forbes fortune magazine annually releases a list of the ‘coolest’ places to live. This year’s list has created a buzz online. For starters Washington DC was ranked number 1 while New York City was ranked number 11, needless to say that the list had many people puzzled. Among other things, one thing that specificallymade Californians a little confused is how San Jose and Los Angeles were both tied for 16th place for coolest places to live. On the surface, this list is about friendly rivalry amongst different regions throughout the U.S, giving folks something to talk about, but the reality of it is that for San Jose this list might be a clear indication of gentrification happening in the city. Yes, San Jose is cool but not for the reasons that Forbes says it is. I saw the Forbes list last month, but the Examiner recently posted an article explaining how San Jose and Los Angeles are tied for 16th place. Apparently Forbes teamed up with a research firm called Sperlings Best Places.

According to the article Sperlings Best Places concluded that San Jose had a superior ‘foodie’ scene than L.A., including better independently owned bars, but more importantly, the study also looked at migration patterns specifically amongst 20-30 year olds saying that San Jose has more people moving in while L.A. has more people moving out. If I didn’t know any better I would think that some San Jose developer paid money to have San Jose be on that list. Someone must have said, “if we put San Jose in the top 10 ‘coolest’ places in American it would be to obvious, how about we make it number 16 and tie it with L.A. and that would give it some attention”... hmmm, this has me wondering. I’ve been living in L.A. for the past 4 years, but I grew up in San Jose.  Here is some perspective; I currently live in South L.A. formerly known as South Central. North of that is Korea Town, to the west of Korea Town is Pico Union which is the largest concentration of Salvadorians outside of El Salvador, North of Korea town is Thai Town, to the North East is Silver lake, Echo Park, Eagle Rock and Highland park- all really cool neighborhoods.

To the west is the Fairfax Arts District and to the east is Downtown L.A.- my point is that every neighborhood in L.A. is awesome. San Jose in the other hand has a small downtown section, some cool spots in the west side, and some cool spots in the Japantown area. Having said this, my question is, what is the ‘Sperlings Best Places’ finding referring to? Could it be that the entire list is bizarre and arbitrary.. or maybe there is something more to it. Maybe there is a ‘cool’ scene in San Jose comparable to L.A., but amongst who and what exactly makes it ‘cool’. Maybe it’s referring to the tech world and new transplants who are trending an emerging culture in San Jose that’s out pacing L.A.. That’s fine and dandy but this also coincides with the fact that San Jose is also a very expensive place to live and becoming even more expensive, even financially unobtainable to people who were born and grew up there. I hope to move back to San Jose because it’s a ‘cool’ to live.

It’s cool because during the 70’s and 80’s many immigrants from all over the world moved to San Jose to build semiconductors, motherboards, keyboards, etc.,. The jobs were plentiful and it created a culture of immigrant kids from diverse backgrounds to grow up in suburban environments. We grew up getting along with one another. San Jose is cool because it has all four seasons without snow, hurricanes or tornado's. San Jose gets summer, fall, winter and spring. San Jose is also cool because it is a very good place to raise children. What Forbes might be referring to as cool might be a different San Jose than the one that I just described. In L.A. an array of diverse characters at a bar including an inspiring actor, hardcore gang member, hipster, an some random international from a random country is cool but a bar full of techies venture capitalist, and star-up CEO’s in San Jose is cooler. It doesn’t matter that the bar in L.A. has an MSK graffiti piece on the wall outside, that tonight is Reggae night, or that the bar is serving 10 exclusive selections of seasonal micro brewed beers.