Traverse City

Traverse City Moving Services

When it comes to home moving, Ascension Moving stands out as the top choice. With years of experience in the industry, their team of professionals understands the importance of safely moving and caring for your home items.

We understand that your moving day is a significant event. Move confidently with our team of skilled and well-trained moving experts. Here's why Ascension Moving, along with our reliable and top-tier moving partners, stands out as the best choice for both local and long-distance moves:

Our team members are thoroughly screened and professionally trained moving crews. We offer complete price transparency – no unexpected surprises or hidden fees. With us you get a hassle-free process, with the flexibility to schedule at your convenience. We provide you a moving service tailored to your exact needs – you only pay for the services you truly need.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does Ascension Moving Serve The Traverse City, Michigan Area?

A: Yes, They do serve this City and surrounding areas.

Q: Does Ascension Moving screen there employees before being hired?

A: Yes! Our moving crews are thoroughly screened and professionally trained.

Q: Are you clear on your pricing?

A: We provide complete price transparency – no unexpected surprises or hidden fees.

Q: Do you make it easy to work with your team?

A: We provide a hassle-free process, with the flexibility to schedule at your convenience.

Q: Do you offer custom moving plans and pricing?

A: We offer tailored moving services – you only pay for the services you truly need.

Traverse City Culture

Most of Traverse City’s economy is based on tourism. As part of the 2011 tourism advertising campaign the Traverse City Visitors Bureau, Traverse City Cherry Capital Airport and local businesses sponsored a video to be played on all Delta flights in the month of June 2011. The National Cherry Festival, usually in the first week of July, tends to host hundreds of thousands of tourists and locals to the area, as does the Traverse City Film Festival (established in 2005) at the end of July. It has become a focal point within the craft brewing trend. In November Beer Week is celebrated, with tours of breweries including samplings of craft brews, dinners and workshops.

2012 Traverse City Cherry Festival - Photo courtesy of Wikie

The National Cherry Festival, held during the first full week of July every year, is a draw for tourists to Traverse City. The festival features parades, fireworks, an air show, election of festival royalty, live music, a pie-eating contest and cherries. It is estimated that the Grand Traverse region produces up to 360,000,000 pounds (163,000,000 kg) of cherries annually. The largest variety of cherry produced locally is the Montmorency cherry, or the “pie cherry”. Other cherries grown in the region include the Ulster, or sweet cherry, and the Balaton (from Lake Balaton in Hungary), a cherry situated between the Montmorency and Ulster in terms of color and taste.