Apex Moving + Storage Blog: Apex Moving News

Family is important at Apex Moving and Storage. The families that we move and the families of those that do the helping! We are proud of one of our Project Managers, James Lyon's son, pictured below in the Decathlon Top 10!

Apex Moving + Storage is proud to be a committed partner of Move For Hunger, a national non-profit organization whose mission is to reduce food insecurity in the United States.

The people in Murfreesboro, TN likely had a full stomach on Thanksgiving thanks to Apex Moving + Storage and the local community. On Monday, November 23, Apex handed out thousands of pounds worth of turkey, stuffing, and more to the residents of Dickson County.

Over the last few weeks, COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has become a global topic of concern. The Atlas World Group companies and Atlas Van Line Agents including Apex Moving + Storage have been closely monitoring the situation.

Apex Moving + Storage of Antioch, Tenn., an agent for Atlas Van Lines, has won the highly-coveted 2019 Moving & Storage Agent of the Year Service Excellence Award from the American Moving & Storage Association.

Apex Moving + Storage has our finger on the pulse of Nashville, and we’ve noticed something over the last year or two. We’re helping a lot more people move into the Nashville area than we ever have before. It turns out, our observation is correct.

Apex Moving and Storage has received the Milton M. Hill Quality award for 2018, along with 52 other recipients, for its outstanding performance in the moving and storage industry.

Hunger is a widespread social issue that affects many men, women, and children across the United States and the world. In fact, there are an estimated 41 million Americans that suffer from food insecurity every single day, which means that around 12.

Did you know that 40% of all food in the world ends up in landfills? That’s nearly half of all edible food going to waste! While there are many factors to blame, one major contributor may surprise you: moving.

The big city or the suburbs? It's an important decision that will most likely determine how you'll live for the next few years. There are pros and cons to both. Your decision is often dictated by your budget, need for space and your career. Are you a city dweller or do you prefer the suburbs?