Phoenix Cross Country Movers

If you’re thinking about relocating to the Valley of the Sun, then you’ll need local Phoenix movers that can assist you with all kinds of services you might require. We’re not afraid to accept any challenge when it comes to moving cross country. On second thought, no move is a challenge for us. Take a look and see what you have to know before relocating here and what we can do for you.

Relocating to the Valley of the Sun, as this city is also known, has many pros. There are many amenities and housing options in this city. It’s very family-oriented, so if you’re coming with kids, you made the right choice. There’s an abundance of parks, the safety level is high, and schools are excellent. Healthcare is great, but try to get it set up in advance.

The cost of utilities is very affordable, and power is mostly produced by solar panels. However, because of the heat, you should take into consideration that your electricity bill can come in high because of the air conditioning. The cost of living is also low, especially real estate. The job market is good and healthy, so you won’t have a problem finding employment. Its close proximity to LA, Las Vegas, San Diego, and Mexico will allow you to have weekend getaways whenever you want.

People are very nice and helpful, and that also applies to getting services from someone. The food scene is amazing, and you'll have both indoor and outdoor experiences because of the beautiful weather throughout the year. The sunshine really affects you, and it lifts your mood. It also allows many fruits and vegetables to grow here, so they’re very available, fresh, and cheap.

Traffic is not that congested compared to places such as LA or SF, but there is a longer commute during the rush hour if you’re not living in the area you’re working in. It’s not very walkable, so you will need a car here. Keep in mind that the winter is when the traffic gets worse. This is because of the so-called Snowbirds - people who come here to get away from the cold. Those who aren’t local don’t know the area that well and cause congestion, even a number of road accidents. Another car-related thing is that the registration will be expensive - the newer the car, the pricier the registration. 

Lifestyles vary from neighborhood to neighborhood, so it’s important to know where you’re relocating to. There are many developed areas, but most of the jobs that require higher education are Downtown and in the East and Southeast Valley. Here are some of our suggestions:

Arcadia is green, it has a beautiful view of Camelback Mountain, it’s filled with excellent restaurants, clubs, and bars. If you’re looking for a local area that has a good nightlife, this is the place for you.
Central Phoenix has easy access to the light rail, and it’s close to Downtown. If you know that you’ll be here without a car at first, you might want to look for a home there.
Desert Ridge has plenty of entertainment options, beautiful views, but real estate can be expensive.
North Central is a highly desirable area with lovely streets and unique local homes.
Biltmore is another top destination for shopping and amenities.

Outdoor activities are abundant. The city is in the valley, so it’s surrounded by mountains. You can go hiking and biking anytime you want because of the beautiful weather. It is the desert, but you’ll also find the greenery and many public parks. Go to Camelback Mountain and hike to get beautiful views of the landscape. Desert Botanical Garden is for all of those who enjoy seeing desert plants from all over the world.
You can also drive out to the Grand Canyon and explore that amazing place. There’s a lot of things to do in the city as well. You can go visit Phoenix Children’s Museum, Arizona Science Center, or Papago Park for activities like walking, golfing, biking, fishing, hiking, and sports. Don’t miss Orpheum Theatre, Heard Museum for Native American art, Musical Instrument Museum with a large history and modern exhibitions, Phoenix Zoo, and many other beautiful attractions.