US DOT: 1444917 ICC: 546111
Apple Van Line
Moving companies Chandler AZ, APPLE VAN LINES has been recognized within the moving industry for being a leader in providing premier relocation services throu...
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US DOT: 178916 ICC: 554295
Dynamic Transload Services
Chandler Arizona movers, Dynamic Transload has been around since 2006, specializing in high quality moving and Logistic services; our management has more than...
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US DOT: 786533 ICC: 437707
Booska Worldwide Movers
Booska Movers is a family owned and operated company providing 60 years of stress-free moves. We're a full service independent moving compan...
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US DOT: 1192529 DOT: 3349 ICC: 476853
Oasis Moving & Storage
Moving company Chandler AZ, Oasis Moving of Las Vegas offers a professional job at an affordable price to all our customers. Our people work hard to give you ...
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Estes SureMove
SureMove's service area includes the 48 mainland states and Alaska. So basically, no matter where you're moving within those 49 states, we've got you cover...
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US DOT: 932259 ICC: 401787
Eden Relocation
Moving companies Chandler, We are a full service moving company. We understand the stress involved in relocating to a new residence. We would like to make thi...
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Desert Sun Moving Services
Desert Sun Moving Services is locally owned and an agent for Wheaton World Wide Moving since 1998. We have two locations now in the state of Arizona, one i...
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US DOT: 125563 DOT: CA115874/ TX 00561775c ICC: 2934
Hidden Valley Moving and Storage
Chandler AZ moving companies, Hidden Valley Moving & Storage, an Agent for Mayflower Transit, prides itself on the QUALITY of service that we offer our cu...
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US DOT: 1456760 ICC: 550407
Countrywide Moving
Moving companies Chandler AZ, Countrywide Moving inc has been helping people relocate to new homes and new offices and buildings for many years now. We'll ...
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US DOT: 1930177 ICC: 690093
Premier Van Lines International Inc
Chandler movers, Premier Van Lines is a Mayflower Transit agent in Salt Lake City. Mayflower has been moving families around the country since 1927 with great...
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Chandler, Arizona
Chandler, Arizona has been a wonderful tourist destination since its inception in 1912. The warm climate year long, brings vacationers and new residents to Chandler to escape the cold during the winter. On June 18, 2010 Chandler was chosen as an “All-American City” by the National Civic League. The NCL was founded by Louis Brandeis, Marshall Field and Theodore Roosevelt in 1894 to help create government changes and stronger communities. This judiciary body chooses 10 cities to receive this distinction. In order to be considered, a city must show that they have at least three current projects designed to better their city. Chandler’s first project is called “Improving Chandler Area Neighborhoods,” (ICAN) which targeted the elimination of underage drinking. The Chandler Heights Community Services project developed a new police substation and a storage facility for recycled water. Third is the Chandler CARE facility which provides free medical care to school-aged children. With all of these positive programs, it's no wonder so many people are moving to Chandler.
Economy:
The entire country has suffered as a result of the recession which began around December 2007. By the end of 2009, there was evidence that things were really starting to look up and this upswing continued into 2010. Recovery in the state of Arizona is slower than average but improvement is still evident. Chandler’s residential construction has resumed, which is helping to boost the sales of building materials. The city’s housing prices are starting to increase too. Retail spending is up in Chandler especially in the areas of clothing and accessories, furniture and automobile sales. Consumer spending is not yet as robust as it could be, due in large part to the fact that Chandler residents are still worried about their employment status. The job market is also making a turn for the better, so we can look forward to seeing Chandler’s economy continue to improve and positive signs continue as more and more Chandler moving companies are busy again.
Tourism:
There are many things to do in Chandler, Arizona. The Arizona Railroad Museum showcases train cars throughout history as well as trains that appeared in movies. The main museum building is a replica of Chandler’s old train depot. If you feel the need for speed, check out The Bob Bondurant School of High Performance Driving where you can learn to drive like a professional race car driver. After that, why not head to the Firebird International Raceway to watch a race? If you like to gamble, the Gilla River Casino – Lone Butte or Wild Horse are open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you don’t mind a short drive, the beautiful Grand Canyon in located about four hours away.
History:
Chandler was founded by veterinarian, Dr. Alexander John Chandler in 1891. He worked hard on many projects to attract new residents and investors. The town was officially “opened for business” on May 12, 1912. By 1913, the town was thriving as it welcomed dignitaries, celebrities and politicians into Chandler to stay at the new golf resort, San Marcos Hotel. The good times lasted even through the depression. During World War II Chandler saw a large boom in its population. Dr. Chandler passed away in 1950 – four years shy of the year Chandler the town would become Chandler the city. Throughout its history, agriculture has been one of the key economic drivers in Chandler. Today, manufacturing and technology are important sectors to the economy too.
Colleges/Universities Near Chandler:
• Arizona State University
• Chandler-Gilbert Community College
• Western International University
Interesting Facts:
• On March 23, 2010, a record 103 passports were processed in Chandler.
• During the Ostrich Festival every March, there are actual Ostrich races with people actually riding on the large birds.
• The state of Arizona does not adjust its clocks to observe Daylight Savings Time.
Helpful Links:
• Chandler Real Estate
• Chandler Storage Facility
• Chandler Insurance
• Chandler Moving Guide