OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
ABF Service Center: OKLAHOMA CITY, OK
Moving to Oklahoma City, OK Looking for a stable city to start a new career, raise kids, or retire. Oklahoma City is great city for all of these things. Oklahoma City has solid economic growth and is home to two Fortune 500 Companies, Devon Energy and Chesapeake Energy, as well as many other large employers. Land may not be as easy to come by as it was during “The Oklahoma Land Run” of 1889, but Oklahoma City has maintained a strong housing market. For these reasons Forbes named Oklahoma City “the most recession proof city” in 2008.
Moving to Oklahoma City – Looking for Fun Outdoor enthusiasts love Oklahoma City since it has 138 parks, 62 public swimming pools, 7 jogging trails, and 5 lakes and that’s just in the city limits. Even more it is the largest city to meet the EPA clean air standards. As for sports; The Oklahoma City Thunder of the NBA are new residents of the city, and there are multiple university and developmental teams within the city to satisfy the well rounded sports fan.
Moving to Oklahoma City with ABF U-Pack Moving Even though Oklahoma City is the 7th largest city by land area, ABF U-Pack can handle your move, and you may be surprised to see the number of other cities we can cover from our Oklahoma City Terminal. ABF U-Pack is the self move alternative that will save you money. We deliver a moving trailer or moving container to your home, you load and we drive. The prices compare to truck rental, but ABF does all of the driving! Compare to other Oklahoma City moving companies to see your savings.
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If we are not able to provide door-to-door delivery to your city near Oklahoma City, OK, you can save money by loading or unloading at the ABF service center conveniently located in Oklahoma City, OK. If you don't see the city you are moving to or from on the list below, call 800-355-1696 and a friendly, knowledgeable ABF U-Pack Moving Coordinator will gladly help.
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Moving Tip #2 A "linear foot" is twelve inches in length.
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