Founded in 1890, Peasley Moving & Storage has successfully weathered many history-changing events including the Great Seattle Fire, WWI, the Spanish Flu of 1918, the Great Depression, WWII, the 2008 recession, and 9/11 among many other public crises. The health & safety of our customers, staff, service providers, and local community are paramount and we continue to adhere to all directives from local, state, and federal government agencies.
Although many unknowns still remain, rest assured that Peasley Moving & Storage will be timely and transparent in our communications regarding servicing your moving & storage needs. Our professional relocation consultants will work diligently to offer creative solutions in the event your project is impacted by the current health crisis.

OUR ACTIONS FOR COVID-19

All Peasley Moving & Storage Employees are instructed and expected to follow the guidelines provided by the CDC. This includes:

  • Staying home from work if ill, experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, or having been exposed to someone with the virus
  • Washing hands frequently with soap or using proper hand sanitizer when soap is not available
  • Maintaining a 6’ social distance from others to the highest degree possible
  • Wearing appropriate face masks when/if requested or required

Peasley Moving & Storage continues to take the following steps:

  • Regularly refreshing and reinforcing prevention guidelines among all staff members to reduce the risk of spreading infection
  • Daily monitoring of staff for symptoms of illness and sending anyone with symptoms home
  • Offering customers the option of contact-free virtual estimate appointments – More Information About Virtual Estimates
  • Following all guidelines and protocols required by Retirement Living Communities, Apartment Complexes, Condominiums, Commercial Buildings, etc.
  • Upon request and at no charge, our crew members can wear masks while performing your move. Please simply notify your Relocation Consultant if this is your preference.

Peasley Moving & Storage requests the following of our customers:

  • If you have a scheduled estimate appointment or booked move, please notify us immediately if you or any members of your household have been exposed to COVID-19, tested positive for COVID-19, or are experiencing symptoms including cough, fever, or difficulty breathing. Please rest assured there is NO CHARGE to reschedule your estimate or move due to illness – we will work together to find an alternate date that works for you.
  • Please use disinfectant/cleaner to wipe down commonly touched surfaces, objects, door handles, etc. at your residence.
  • Please make a sink, hand soap, and paper towels available to your outside salesperson and moving crew for handwashing during their time within your home.
  • Please keep all windows open throughout the moving process as this allows for greater airflow and reduces the containment of germs.
  • Please maintain a social distance of 6’ or greater during both your in-person estimate appointment and while moving services are being performed.

Here are some informative and helpful resources about COVID-19:

The team at Peasley Moving & Storage. is proud to continue offering our wide range of services in accordance with the necessary precautions outlined above. Whether you are planning to move your household or business down the street, across the country, or around the world, we’re here to make the process seamless & safe for you, just as we’ve done for well over a century!

~ Peasley Moving & Storage  

Tips For Moving With Pets

For many customers, pets are an important part of the family and require some special consideration when planning a move.  Moving to a new home can be stressful for pets but there are steps you can take to relieve some of this stress and ensure that your pet arrives at your final destination happy and healthy.

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  • Schedule an exam with your current vet’s office to check your pet’s health, obtain pertinent medical records and a health certificate (where required), update ID tags and discuss any precautionary measures needed for your moving trip.
  • If your pet is not already comfortable riding in a car, take your pet for several short rides around your current neighborhood before having them travel the long moving distance in the car.
  • It is recommended not to feed your pet for about seven hours before the start of your trip and pack a container of fresh water. Stop frequently during your trip for walks.
  • Make sure in advance that any hotels or other accommodations you’re staying in along the way are pet friendly and never leave your pet in the car alone.
  • Birds and other small pets such as hamsters or guinea pigs can often travel in their cages. This is recommended in a stable, well ventilated area without drafts. Covering the cage while traveling often calms these animals.
  • If flying with your pet, contact the airline well in advance to your move to check services and regulations. Direct flights can help to minimize the time that your pet is confined while traveling.
  • Help your pet become accustomed to their kennel or crate prior to the trip. It is recommended to have an air-transport kennel for your pet’s transport by air during your move so that they have a familiar place to rest during the journey.  Label the kennel with “Live Animal”, the pet’s name and your new address, phone number and special handling instructions for your pet and ask the flight attendant to confirm that your pet has also boarded the plane.

Proper planning is the secret to making the moving process as seamless as possible for your pet.  Here’s a helpful list of items to pack and topics to address for your pet;

  • The contact information of your regular veterinarian and a referral vet at your new residence
  • Your pets medical records and any regular or trip-related medications
  • Spare collars with ID tags and leashes
  • Plenty of bottled water for your pet
  • Enough pet food and treats for the entire trip
  • Can openers, several water and food dishes, and plastic spoons for mixing food
  • Your pets’ favorite toys and blankets
  • Combs, brushes, and other care items
  • Plastic bags for picking up waste, paper towels, and cotton balls and q-tips to clean eyes and ears

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