Miami Movers Announce New Website Showcasing Miami Florida Relocation And Moving

Online, March 4, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Pro Miami movers new website is now officially up and running, and owner and CEO Jorge Rivera would like the world to know. Many industries are currently suffering in this recession economy, but the moving industry has in some cases seen the best of times as of late. In most of the major markets in the United States, moving is a robust business and profits are generally up. Unlike many industries, the moving business is actually showing signs of growth and strength. In a market like Miami, times have been good for Miami movers, and the increase in moving companies and packing and supply stores are a testament to that.

Pro Miami Movers has been servicing the Miami-Dade area for over 16 years now and their reputation in the community is impeccable. While this is not the first website that Pro Miami Movers has launched, this is their new one and also their last one according to owner Jorge Rivera. "The last site we had did not say anything to me" says Rivera. "If it isn't talking to me, then how can I expect it to talk to my customers? So I went and got a new web designer, and this guy does beautiful work let me tell you."

Since opening their doors for business in 1996, Salceda has built Pro Miami Movers from the ground up. Starting with just one truck and performing most of the moves himself, Rivera has built Pro Miami Movers into a reputable and successful Miami moving company. 14 years later Pro Miami Movers is now the hottest name in town for moving and relocation. Moving customers almost every day of the year and offering storage and packing services as well.

Moving and relocation services are something that is needed, especially with all the people who have been laid off and can't find job prospects where they're currently at. It should come as little surprise to many that Florida is one of the most popular places for people to relocate to under these conditions. Work is abundant and so is the sunshine. "We are getting a lot of transplants to the area from colder climates, and while that has been commonplace in Miami for many years it has been happening more frequently lately." said Rivera. "It has been great to be a Miami company because there is always a lot of people who want to move to Miami."

Jorge Rivera would advise anyone planning a move to do thorough research on a company and make sure they haven't gotten too many negative reviews. Many movers in Miami are honest and respectable. Some however are not. When you hire a moving company be sure to check references, check consumer advocacy groups, and check with the local chamber of commerce to make sure they are on the up and up.