U. Santini Moving and Storage COVID-19 Statement
Dear valued clients,
The moving industry is categorized as an essential industry business, therefore we inform you that U. Santini Moving and Storage is open for business during our regular hours. We continue to operate using all safety precautions concerning the COVID-19 situation. Our moving professionals are adapting the operations in order to meet your moving-related needs while practicing CDC and WHO recommendations. We provide our movers with hand sanitizers and gloves and practice social distancing to protect both our clients and crew members. During this state of an emergency, our number one priorities are the health and safety of employees and customers. We make sure to: • Practice all State/Federal/CDC and World Health Organization guidelines in order to prevent contagion in our community.
• Keep the distance of 6 feet from clients due to social distancing recommendations.
• Use hand sanitizers and regularly wash hands whenever the running water is available.
• Disinfect often-touched surfaces frequently (break room areas, restroom surfaces, countertops, door handles).
• Continuously ventilate the spaces we work in.
• Sanitize moving trucks after the job is completed.
• Provide masks (if they are available) and gloves for our employees to handle clients' possessions.
• Guarantee transparent communication with our employees - they will self-quarantine if even the slightest indications of flu-like symptoms appear.
In order to keep everyone safe and healthy, we make sure to adhere to the guidelines set forth by authorities and health officials. During this coronavirus crisis, our clients will be informed of any possible changes in our work by the members of U. Santini Moving and Storage. Hopefully, this unfortunate situation will soon be over, but in the meantime, you are welcome to contact our moving experts for consultations and all additional information. Thank you, U. Santini Moving and Storage

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Guide to The Fourth of July in Brooklyn

There is only one thing left to do after you are done with your move to Brooklyn, and that is settling in and adjust to your new home. And what better to do it than to celebrate the Fourth of July in Brooklyn. There are many ways you can do this, but, if we have in mind the current situation in the World with the pandemic, we should find an alternative way to both stay safe and celebrate it. It is very important to make sure you stay safe while celebrating this holiday by not going into crowds right now. Here are a couple of good ways you can celebrate our national holiday this year. Continue reading “Guide to The Fourth of July in Brooklyn”

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Things to consider when moving your business to Brooklyn

Relocating a home with your personal belongings is one thing. Moving your business to Brooklyn is a completely different kind of move. To make sure you get it all right, we are going to help you with some tips you must not neglect and forget. May the first one be to hire U. Santini Moving and Storage Brooklyn. No good Brooklyn move can be done without a good Brooklyn moving company. Continue reading “Things to consider when moving your business to Brooklyn”

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Industries hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak

The coronavirus outbreak is something that literally happened fast and a lot of people simply were not ready for it. Coronavirus outbreak hit a lot of industries hard. And there is a question will all of them be able to recover. Although, slowly everything is getting back to normal some industries were hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak, and they are struggling. If you want to know which – we got a simple list for you. With some information, you might be able to help some local businesses get back on their feet. Of course, do not forget to disinfect your living space on a daily basis! We need to highlight this since we all need to work together to stay healthy!

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Moving to Brooklyn Heights this spring

Moving to New York is quite an experience, according to people who have moved there over the years. This being said in a very positive connotation, of course. Living in the city that never sleeps must be an adventure. If you are a native New Yorker, on the other hand, you know what we are talking about. Each borough has its own story to tell. Manhattan is considered to be the most upscale one, but there is one neighborhood in Brooklyn which has almost preceded it. No doubt, we are talking about Brooklyn Heights. This neighborhood is mostly known for the old brownstones and tree-lined sidewalks, in terms of the looks. If moving to Brooklyn Heights get some of the best movers Brooklyn can offer, for a stress-free moving experience. You will love the peaceful atmosphere that is going on there if moving with a family. Continue reading “Moving to Brooklyn Heights this spring”

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Moving to Red Hook in 2020

When people say “New York” they usually mean the City of New York. The financial capital of the world. The cultural juggernaut, the most diverse city on earth… However, what is often overlooked, unfortunately, is that there is more to the State of New York then it’s capital. There are wonderful places to visit, live in, and work all around the states. And if you are hooked (pun intended) by this idea of moving to a smaller, quiet place, you will love moving to Red Hook.  Continue reading “Moving to Red Hook in 2020”

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