Armstrong Relocation Huntsville

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OUR MISSION

Relocation Services

We strive to provide clients with comprehensive relocation services of exceptional value, to give transferees a relocation experience that is as trouble-free and convenient as possible, with a single point of work for a complete spectrum of resources, and to achieve quality through teamwork, integrity, cooperation and continuous improvement.

Diversity Spend
We provide a means for discerning employers to capture diversity spend and contribute to the growth of a certified woman-owned enterprise. Coordination and execution of global relocation services are performed by and through the Armstrong Relocation team based in Huntsville, Alabama.

OUR STORY

Armstrong Relocation began as Armstrong Transfer and Storage in 1922. In 1957, the current ownership group acquired Armstrong and began to grow the company. In 1969, Armstrong successfully completed the first of 22 subsequent acquisitions. In 1984, Armstrong grew to become the largest agent within United Van Lines.

Today, Armstrong Relocation is a recognized leader in the relocation industry. Retaining its status as the largest household goods agent within United Van Lines for the past 23 years, Armstrong was also the recipient of the President’s Quality Award, recognizing it as the highest quality agent in the entire 500-agent United system.

Armstrong Relocation – Huntsville, Alabama opened in 1998. Under the leadership of Charlotte Dawson, President and her women-controlled ownership structure, Armstrong – Huntsville earned Certification from the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council (www.WBENC.org).

Founded in 1997, WBENC is the leading certifier and advocate of women’s business enterprises as suppliers to corporate America. WBENC certification is accepted by over 1,000 corporations, representing America’s most prestigious brands, as well as federal, state and local government entities.

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