Relax. Your Atlas Team Takes Charge

During your move with Atlas, you will be served by several people — a team of professionals working together for your satisfaction.

Coordinating Your Relocation (top)

Your Atlas Representative handles many details throughout the process, coordinating your packing dates with the agency crew and equipment, scheduling your preferred pickup and delivery dates, then reporting your personal relocation information to Atlas Van Lines. Your relocation is monitored by professionals who spend all their time making sure customers' household goods are handled smoothly. Relax, Atlas personnel will provide whatever support you need.

Your Professional Van Operator (top)

Your Atlas Van Operator is like a ship's captain. He takes command and accepts the responsibility that goes with it. He knows how to handle your possessions safely, how to load them securely, and how to supervise the crew who helps him serve you.

Your Item Inventory (top)

A member of your Atlas team catalogs each carton and separate item on an inventory form, describing each piece of furniture. Upon delivery, the Customer Check-Off Sheet will assist you in verifying that all items on your inventory were received. You can then be sure that everything is accounted for.

Loading the Van (top)

It's like solving a giant jigsaw puzzle in three dimensions. Your Atlas Van Operator has the practical experience to do it right.
Atlas uses advanced satellite and information systems to monitor the movement of your possessions. When you need an update, we provide a toll-free telephone number for you to call, or you can track your shipment on our Web site.

Placing Your Furniture (top)

Your Atlas crew places your furniture where you want it in your new home. They'll carry cartons to the kitchen, bedrooms, basement and garage as marked. They'll unroll rugs, reassemble beds, and put them where you say.

Unpacking (top)

If you choose the full unpacking service option, your Atlas crew will unpack every plate, cup, glass and spoon; place them on the kitchen counter; and take away the packing material when they leave.