PARS Adds Two Regional Offices
ATLANTA and BOSTON - To better serve our customer needs, PARS has opened an office in Atlanta, Georgia and Boston, Massachusetts.
ATLANTA and BOSTON - PARS (Professional Automotive Relocation Services), Inc. is delighted to announce the addition of two new locations to our team of regional offices. To better serve our customer needs, PARS has opened an office in Atlanta, Georgia and Boston, Massachusetts. We are pleased to expand our services into these two growing markets to provide continued outstanding customer service to all our clients. Both offices had soft openings in early spring of this year and are now fully operational. PARS Atlanta and PARS Boston are ready to serve your client’s transportation needs.
PARS provides automotive relocation services throughout the contiguous 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and Canada. PARS, a certified woman-owned business, is fully licensed and insured and has maintained an excellent industry reputation since being founded in 1998. PARS is headquartered in Warrenton, VA and maintains office locations throughout the United States. To learn more about PARS, please visit our website at www.parsinc.com.
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