Category: Company news

Bellhops is proud to support Homes and Havens, an organization in our hometown, Chattanooga, TN. Homes and Havens partners with local women's recovery agencies to help women overcoming trauma transition to a home that supports their recovery.

Sarah, a four-time Bellhops customer, describes her first move as a child and explores the feelings that can accompany the effort to redefine "home" as your address changes.

Next in our series, we caught up with Mason Holland, who has become a QA engineer for Aetna Health after being one of our movers in Denver. He offered some great insight into how working with Bellhops gave him momentum during his job search, as well as tips for anyone trying to figure out their next steps in life.

So far, we've featured a few of the bellhops. But we also want to introduce you to the people who work at our headquarters in Chattanooga. Next in our series, we spoke with 22-year-old Hunter Brown from Pleasant Grove, Alabama. He has some of the best insight around the office because he was a mover with us in Birmingham.

The moving services startup has expanded to 31 metro areas, maintained near perfect levels of customer feedback, and secured $51 million in venture funding (the latest round, a Series C led by Advance Venture Partners and announced today, brought on $31.4 million). “It’s a big industry with very little technology...

Moving often marks a milestone in one’s life. To celebrate these moments, we’ve begun our “On the Move” series, in which we’ve asked people to recount the most meaningful move of their lives.

Moving is a personal experience. You’re not just moving your belongings. You’re entering a period of transition and often reflecting on what was and what will be. So it’s important that you know and trust the people who are assisting you in this process.

On National Entrepreneur's Day, we sat down with our co-founder and president, Cam Doody. It's worth a read.

Moving is a personal experience. You’re not just moving your belongings. You’re entering a period of transition and often reflecting on what was and what will be. So it’s important that you know and trust the people who are assisting you in this process. This is why we’ve started our “More than Movers” series.