Moving services provider Bekins Northwest has acquired the assets of moving and storage company Clancy’s Transfer & Storage.
The purchase is aimed at improving Bekins Northwest’s service to customers in Walla Walla, Wash., and surrounding areas.
Moving Services Provider Expands Pacific Northwest Footprint
Moving services provider Bekins Northwest has acquired the assets of moving and storage company Clancy’s Transfer & Storage.
by Staff
May 27, 2016
Photo: Bekins
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The purchase of the Eastern Washington-based moving company is part of Bekins Northwest’s strategy to relocate residential and commercial customers throughout the Pacific Northwest. The acquisition follows the recent asset purchases of Kennewick Transfer & Storage and Sanders Transfer.
With the assets from these three purchases, Bekins has expanded to include eight Washington location including Seattle, Lakewood, Federal Way, Olympia, Yakima, Richland, Walla Walla, and Spokane.
"We look forward to continuing the long lasting tradition of excellence that Clancy's Transfer & Storage has established over the years," said Robert Schmidt, Bekins’ vice president of sales and marketing.
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