"Moving your Life with Excellence"

We do local and long distance moves.

We appreciate your business and taking the time to get to know us. We strive to make your moving experience one that is as stress free as possible. Moving can be a challenge no matter what the reason may be for the move.

We move people from and to Enterprise, ALabama. We have many soldiers stationed at Ft. Rucker that find themselves on the move within a year or two of their stay here in Enterprise, Alabama. We want to make your move as easy as possible.

Some people move due to the bad weather such as hurricanes in the PanHandle of Florida, we have and do move people from all over the state of Florida. Some people move to a better job, some people move while they serve our great country. Whatever the reason is for your move we want to take the stress and hassle out of the experience for you. Give us a call for a free estimate or check out our great do it yourself tips. We offer special kits for you to order if you want to pack yourself.

Helping a family or a business relocate is a big responsibility, requiring a team effort of continuous quality improvement, knowledge, efficiency, experience and a caring attitude.  AAA's Moving and Storage takes this responsibility very seriously, skillfully handling every step of the moving process to ensure customer satisfaction.  Our dedication to excellence begins with our staff of highly trained personnel, from our certified moving consultants to our driving professionals.

Our Mission Statement
Our Mission, at AAA's Moving & Storage, is to set the industry standard for professional, courteous service; knowledgeable, problem solving staff; and efficient, careful moving professionals. We will provide timely, reliable service and will stand behind every service commitment.  AAA's strives to anticipate all of our customers' needs and to exceed all of their expectations in order to provide the highest quality, most worry-free move in the industry.

Choosing a Mover (back to top)
Here are some quick suggestions to help you make smart choices about how you're going to move your family possessions to your new home.

Open up the yellow pages and you are likely to find five or more pages of movers.  Where should you begin?  How do you find a reputable mover amidst all the possible choices?  Once you receive a quote, should you choose the lowest bottom line estimate? The vast majority of professional moving companies are reputable, honest, and dependable.  Many are family-owned businesses who have made a long-term investment in their community, realizing that their best source of new business is a satisfied customer.

A good mover enjoys working with an informed customer.  The secret is to make sure the mover you choose is a good mover.  Don't be afraid to ask questions -- and get everything in writing!! Remember that prices too good to be true, probably are.  Legitimate business people have legitimate expenses, such as license, taxes, insurance, employee wages, benefits, and quality equipment.  A legitimate mover must consider all those things when determining the price for service ... and so should you.

1. Ask your friends
   Talk to your friends, coworkers, neighbors, or relatives.  Find out if they have moved within the last year.  See what there experiences were.  A solid mover will receive at least forty percent of their business from referrals.
2. Get an Estimate
   Call up prospective movers and get a phone estimate.  A better moving company will give a detailed and thorough estimate.  The more detail oriented the company is from the start, the more likely your move will be smooth.  Be careful of companies that give “low-ball" estimates--either quoting low weights on long distance moves, or under quoting hours on a local move.  This is a common tactic some movers use to get more business.  Keep in mind that all movers will charge for the actual time a local move takes, or the actual weight of your long distance shipment.  In other words the lowest price you initially hear may not be the lowest cost in the long run.

More about Enterprise (back to top)
Enterprise, Alabama is referred to as the "City of Progress". With a deep sense of community and civic responsibility Enterprise has become a city which has the appropriate mix of old south charm and new south vitality.

Enterprise is located near to the Army Aviation Center at Fort Rucker, which trains American and allied pilots from throughout the world, has resulted in a diverse citizenry. This diversity enriches every aspect of our community and makes our city much less provincial than many similar communities. Enterprise was selected as one of America's best places to retire by Consumer Reports magazine. Enterprise is extremely accepting of newcomers, and I invite you to consider joining us for a visit or for a lifetime.

You will find excellent public schools, health facilities, recreational activities, churches, civic and service clubs, and cultural activities. Enterprise is a great place to make a living and a great place to create a life!  

Also located near Enterprise is Daleville, and Ozark, both great cities which also border Ft. Rucker. Less than 30 miles from Enterprise is the thriving city of Dothan, Alabama where one can find just about anything needed. Fine dining, theatre, concerts, shopping malls and cappuccino.

For more information about Enterprise, Alabama visit enterprisealabama.com

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Enterprise and Business (back to top)
Enterprise is a community of growth and progress, friendly people, a forward thinking government and a pleasant climate. Enterprise has a diverse blend of industrial, agricultural and military history. The city offers a variety of cultural, educational, and recreational activities for all ages ranging from cultural events to continuing education. Shopping and dining includes a historic downtown district, eight shopping centers and a wide variety of businesses located throughout the city.

Alabama's most distinctive advantages for industry are a favorable business climate, innovative and proven worker training programs, an abundance of natural resources and low cost of doing business. The state also offers an outstanding quality of life for residents, excellent transportation systems and a location in the heart of the nation's fastest growing region.

Statistics
Average Temperatures
January 41° - 51° F (5° - 10.6° C)
July 80° - 82° F (26.7° - 27.8° C)

Average Rainfall
56" (142 cm) statewide
65" (165 cm) along Gulf Coast

Population
City 20,907
County 42,112

Employment Mix
Wholesale & Retail Trade (24.98%)
Manufacturing (20.13%)
Services (32.1%)

Visit Enterprise (back to top)
Enterprise has a wealth of attractions, both historical and contemporary, to make it a destination for visitors year-round. The Boll Weevil Monument is known worldwide, and Fort Rucker is a destination for many.

“Ozark / Enterprise, Alabama. - A favorite with military retirees, the small towns of Ozark and Enterprise combine exceptionally low home prices with quality living. A nice home can be bought for $75,000, an enormous luxury home for $200,000. Because it’s located near Fort Rucker, a helicopter training center, military families fondly remember their stays here when making retirement plans. Military and civilian employees of the Panama Canal Zone are also relocating here. The result is a cosmopolitan makeup of the population, with all states and many foreign countries represented. Just a short drive takes you to either the Atlantic Ocean or the Gulf of Mexico for fishing and beach fun.”

Enterprise is a city where Old South charm combines with New South vitality to make Enterprise a wonderful place to live, learn, work and make a living. Whether you are a visitor, a new resident, or considering relocation or retiring, you will find our city ready to make you feel at home. Rated by Consumers Digest as one of the top 25 best and most affordable retirement sites in the country.

Enterprise is a community of growth and progress, friendly people, a forward thinking government and a pleasant climate. Enterprise has a diverse blend of industrial, agricultural and military history. The city offers a variety of cultural, educational, and recreational activities for all ages ranging from cultural events to continuing education. Shopping and dining includes a historic downtown district, eight shopping centers and a wide variety of businesses located throughout the city. Moderate temperatures allow year-round golfing, hunting, fishing, and many other outdoor sports.

The Enterprise City Park includes tennis, walking trails, a lake, playgrounds and a picnic area. Whether you enjoy living in a planned subdivision or a tranquil rural setting, you will find Enterprise provides a variety of options, including quality rental property. Housing in Enterprise is plentiful and affordable. Several new housing developments will have entities such as lakes, golf courses, two-acres of land, walking trails and neighborhood shops. Comprehensive medical care is available through the 135-bed hospital and the 36 doctors and 10 dentists who practice in Enterprise. A wide variety of additional quality medical services are available with a 30-minute drive. For the military, Lyster Army Hospital is located five miles from the city.

The City of Enterprise invites you to discover our city and learn why our residents call Enterprise home .

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