White Glove Moving, which Danny Akrish founded 20 years ago in Jersey City NJ , stands out a little more these days as one of the few man-owned and operated moving companies'. Danny Akrish gives tips for achieving a hassle-free move. Jersey City NJ (PRWEB) February 12, 2009 -- After 20 years of belonging to a family in the moving business, it's natural that Danny Akrish became his father's successor as the owner of White Glove Moving. She inherited not only his business, but also his moral character and devotion to customers. Amir is concerned with his clients' needs and gives guidance on selecting a moving company and preventing the common stresses that usually go along with moving. In 1989, Danny Akrish established White Glove Moving when his furniture business went under, and all that remained was a delivery truck and a stack of bills. At the time, the moving industry was unregulated; many families were taken advantage of by moving companies. Danny Akrish had an idea to put the truck to use by offering the public honest moving services. Word spread of the quality of his work, and business took off. "I have always done things the old-fashion way, saved, made sacrifices and paid cash," Danny Akrish said. In 1990, Danny Akrish paid cash for four used Frito Lay trucks, and his small venture started to grow into what is now White Glove Moving. Amir, in 2004, purchased White Glove Moving from his retiring father. He dedicates himself to preserving the reputation of excellence his father worked hard to acquire. "Every household has different needs and requirements when moving. White Glove Moinvg knows and understands this, and that's why we strive to inform our customers on all aspects of moving," said Amir. That concern and commitment to the community is also evident in the company's support for the New Jersey AIDs Walk-a-thon. There are several guidelines to follow when choosing a moving company. First, ask friends and family for recommendations, not only on the company, but on the particular crew they used. Also, you should check with the Better Business Bureau to make sure the company you are considering is reputable. "Remember it is not the number of disputes, but how a company responds to them, that's important. If a company has several complaints that they did not even try to solve...be careful," Amir said. Amir also recommends that you "confirm pertinent information with the moving company and have everything packed. Hours could be added onto your moving time if the crew goes to Parkview Drive instead of Park View Road or if you aren't ready when they get there." For more information pertaining to the history behind White Glove Moving or if you want help in planning a trouble-free move, call White Glove Moving at 1800-786-9895 or visit www.wglovemoving.com
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