I have been running a business in Texas for the last couple of decades. I have a production unit in Texas. I had the planning to shift the production unit somewhere else within Texas and set up an office at the location with a view to pursuing all the official dealings quietly without any sort of din and bustle caused by the incessantly grating sound of production machinery. I shifted my factory a couple of months ago. During the days before shifting, I was up the creek while searching for a moving company who would be able to meet my demand. It was my necessity. Necessity knows no bounds and so I began to flip through the internet and came to know of Green Van Lines\r
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Having done all the necessary formalities, they started their work at the earliest. They packed my articles well and delivered those to my new site safely. I took no pressure. Everything was accomplished smoothly and flawlessly. While they were busy in shifting goods, I was watching the procedure of their work with rapt attention. The thing which moved me a lot was their tagging and marking procedure. Yes, it was unique. At first, code assignments detailing room, designating floor, number of articles were provided to me. I filled the assignment up and handed it over them. Just before placing the sticker on the article, they bent one corner of it so that it would assure effortless removal. Each article which was transported was clearly tagged as well as marked. All the labels were legible. Some of the machines were dismantled for moving. In that case, they tagged the dismantled parts of the machinery by using like-numbered and like-colored stickers containing related information. They placed the labels on the area conspicuously perceptible to eyes in stead of placing them on fabric. \r
Packing is necessary but marking is equally important. Till date, I was only aware of packing but Green Van Lines fellows taught me how to mark the packed items scientifically.\r
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