Moving To Vermont

Have you been thinking about moving to Vermont lately? If so, there are a few things you should know before officially beginning the moving process. For one, you should know that doing everything you can to thoroughly research moving companies before booking and hiring one is essential. Secondly, learning as much as you possibly can about Vermont before moving there is crucial to ensuring that your move is a success.

Today, Poseidon Moving and Storage will be explaining why we are the best choice for interstate movers when it comes to moving to Vermont. We’ll also be telling you everything we know about moving to Vermont so that you can easily make your final decision about moving there. With that, let’s get started!

When moving to Vermont, it is crucial that you do the necessary research to choose the best team of interstate movers. This involves reading customer reviews, looking into the background of your chosen moving company, and comparing moving rates to determine the most cost effective choice for you.

Luckily, you’ve already found the best team of interstate movers for your move to Vermont! Poseidon Moving and Storage is a moving company with over 20 years of experience helping people like you make the long-distance move to Vermont. In our time as America’s best interstate movers, we’ve always prioritized customer satisfaction above everything else and we will bring this same passion to your move to Vermont.

Aside from being the best interstate movers in the nation, we’re also among the most affordable. Rather than charging you premium prices for premium service, we believe that top-notch quality should come at reasonable prices. That’s why our long distance moving services are based on flat rates and transparent pricing. Interested in seeing just how much you can save when booking with Poseidon Moving and Storage? Use our two-step quote calculator to receive a free quote today!

Want to learn more about our comprehensive long-distance moving services? Here’s what you can expect from Poseidon Moving and Storage:

• Packing/Unpacking Services
• Furniture Protection
• Disassembly/Assembly of Furniture
• Packing Materials
• Shipment Tracking
• Express Deliveries

Now that you know what separates Poseidon Moving and Storage from the average longdistance moving company, it’s time to learn more about your new home in Vermont. After all, knowing as much as you can about your new home before moving there is crucial. Today, Poseidon Moving and Storage will be telling you everything you need to know about life in Vermont.

Vermont, also known as The Green Mountain State, has a population of 623,989 people as of 2019. While there are a variety of reasons that moving to Vermont is a good idea, our movers have compiled a list of some of the best reasons so that you can get a better idea of what to expect when moving there. One of the biggest reasons that you should consider moving to Vermont is that the state is home to the lowest crime rate in America. The state has a violent crime rate of only 1.2 per 1,000 people. Compare that to 3.94 of New York, 4.02 of California, 4.08 of Texas and the national median of 3.8. The property crime rate in Vermont is 22.14 per 1,000 people. Compare that to the 18.25 of New York, 26.58 of California, 32.58 of Texas and the national median of 27.3. These numbers go to show that Vermont is one of the most
peaceful, safe places to live in the nation.

Another great reason to move to Vermont is found in the low population density of the state. If you hate crowds and traffic jams, Vermont is definitely the place for you. The capital of Vermont, Montpeleir, has a population of less than 8,000 people and even the state’s largest city, Burlington, has less than 50,000 people living there, according to the 2013 census. With such a small population while also being a state with wide roads and all of the essential amenities, Vermont is the ideal place to live whether you’re retiring or looking to settle down and raise a family.

Vermont is also one of the best states in the nation when it comes to education. The state’s compulsory education statute requires parents and guardians to send their children aged between 6 and 16 to a school or have them homeschooled. The University of Vermont is one of the oldest universities in America. A recent Wall Street Journal survey ranked it 18th in a list of the top 30 public universities to place their students in the nation’s most prestigious business, medical and law graduate programs. Whether you’re looking to find a great state for your children’s education or are looking to further your education yourself, Vermont is one of the best places to do so.

Now that you know some of the best reasons to move to Vermont overall, it’s time to narrow our focus to one of the most popular towns to visit and live in Vermont: Burlington, the largest city in the state.

Burlington has a population of 42,899 people as of 2018’s estimates and is one of the most popular places to live in Vermont for a variety of reasons. For one, Burlington is a city with four distinct seasons. For those who love to experience everything that makes each season special, you’ll love the outdoors in Burlington. For the winter months, it should be noted that Burlington is home to some of the biggest and best mountain resorts on the east coast. In the spring months,

you’ll see why Vermont is known as The Green Mountain State once the snow melts. In this season, the mountain vegetation grows thick with wildflowers and a blanket of greenery. In the summer, Burlington is home to various fun activities and summer events. In the summer, outdoor lovers can enjoy biking, hiking, fishing, and sailing. Finally, in fall, you’ll experience why Vermont is known as one of the best states for enjoying the fall foliage when living in Burlington.

Another great reason to move to Burlington is found in the fact that it is home to The Church Street Marketplace, Burlington’s largest and busiest outdoor shopping area. Here, shoppers can enjoy an endless number of stores to browse, street performers, some of the city’s historic architecture, and a number of famous bars and restaurants. At night, The Church Street Marketplace is especially beautiful as it is lit up with lights on all of the trees from top to bottom.

Another reason that Burlington is such a popular city in the state of Vermont is found in Lake Champlain. Lake Champlain, the 13th largest lake in the country, measures a whopping 490 square miles and has so much to offer tourists and residents alike. From relaxing at one of the many waterfront restaurants, grabbing a drink, or enjoying the sunset, Lake Champlain is a popular place to visit for many Vermont residents.

Now that you know more about the state of Vermont, including Burlington, it’s time for a long distance moving tip from our movers here at Poseidon Moving and Storage. One of the best tips we could offer when moving to Vermont is to downsize as much as possible before making the journey. You’d be surprised how much the act of downsizing by throwing away or donating the items you don’t need anymore can save you money when undergoing a long-distance move. Additionally, this will ensure that you have more space in your new home in Vermont and also means you’ll have less items to keep track of when making the journey to The Green Mountain State. Start going through your household items today to see what you’ll be keeping and what you may want to give away! You’ll be glad you did.