PARS Opens New Office Locations & New Department
WARRENTON, VA – Professional Automotive Relocation Services has opened two new office locations and an all-new Auto Carrier Department.
WARRENTON, VA – Professional Automotive Relocation Services (PARS) has opened two new office locations and an all-new Auto Carrier Department.
PARS has opened office locations in Orlando, Fla., and Allentown, Pa. Both office locations are staffed with managers that have 10-20 years of transportation experience. The new office locations will help strengthen PARS mission to provide high-quality service for all of your transportation needs.
PARS has also created an Auto Carrier Department to expand the company's auto carrier services and capabilities. The new Auto Carrier Department offers customers the flexibility to choose between the different transportation methods and to determine which method best meets their needs.
"At PARS, we work with our customers and think out of the box to find the best transportation solution for the challenges that face them," said Lori Rasmussen, president of PARS. PARS is committed to providing excellent customer services for all of its customers' logistics needs.
A woman-owned, fully licensed and insured business, PARS provides automotive relocation services for commercial fleets, fleet management companies, and individuals throughout the contiguous 48 states, Alaska, Hawaii, and Canada. For more information about PARS, visit http://parsinc.com/.
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