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Mayflower
Website: mayflower.com

Overview
Mayflower is a prominent moving and storage company founded in 1927 in Indianapolis, Indiana, by Conrad M. Gentry and Don F. Kenworthy. It was established to provide an alternative to railroad transportation for household goods, utilizing the growing paved road network to lead the way in long-distance trucking for the moving industry.
The company offers a wide range of moving services, including residential moves, corporate relocations, and transportation for trade shows and exhibits. Mayflower also supports government and military relocations worldwide. With a commitment to superior service, the company ensures that belongings are moved safely and on time, guided by its customer service philosophy, "Every Step of the Way®." Over the years, Mayflower has been a pioneer in the industry, becoming the first trucking company to receive operating rights in all U.S. states by 1940 and expanding its services to include international ventures. It has been part of UniGroup, Inc. since 1995, transitioning to a cooperative model in 2018 to enhance support for its agents and customers.
The company offers a wide range of moving services, including residential moves, corporate relocations, and transportation for trade shows and exhibits. Mayflower also supports government and military relocations worldwide. With a commitment to superior service, the company ensures that belongings are moved safely and on time, guided by its customer service philosophy, "Every Step of the Way®." Over the years, Mayflower has been a pioneer in the industry, becoming the first trucking company to receive operating rights in all U.S. states by 1940 and expanding its services to include international ventures. It has been part of UniGroup, Inc. since 1995, transitioning to a cooperative model in 2018 to enhance support for its agents and customers.
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