Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines : we’ve got your move covered
No matter which branch of the military you may be in — and no matter where in the world you may be moving from — Royal Hawaiian Movers ensures every single need is met. Moving with pets? A vehicle? Worried about exceeding weight or size limits put in place by leadership? We can answer every question you may have, and find a solution to any problem you may face.
It all comes down to experience: there’s a reason Royal Hawaiian Movers has been the leading mover for military personnel for more than three decades. It’s because we understand the complexities inherent in ANY move to Hawaii, but especially those encountered by our men and women in uniform.
Read MoreArmy, Navy, Air Force, Marines, National Guard, Coast Guard, Reserves: you can rest assured that no matter what branch you may serve in, or where you’re coming from or going to, it’s a job the professionals at Royal Hawaiian Movers have handled before. We will move you, your family, and all your belongings with care and personalized attention.
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The weather, the culture, the costs: what military members can expect in a move to Hawaii
The bright side is that your PCS is to an island paradise, but even a move to paradise has preparatory steps you should take, and facts you should know beforehand.
The weather: Yes, it’s warm. Yes, it’s wet. But did you know that it also snows in the mountaintops? And each island is different, so before you move to Oahu, Kauai, Maui, the Big Island, or wherever your PCS may be, research the local weather and ensure you and your family are prepared. Rule of thumb for Hawaiian weather: if you don’t like it, wait a minute.
The culture: While you may spend most of your time surrounded by fellow military personnel, Hawaii has much to offer our men and women in uniform, as well as their children: island living means surfing, fresh seafood, and so much more. Geographical wonders abound, such as Volcano Park on the Big Island, the sands of Waikiki Beach on Oahu, and the breathtaking canyons on Kauai.
The costs: While COLA and BAH will help balance costs, there’s no sugar coating the fact that it’s a little more expensive to live in Hawaii. The key is to live more like the locals do. For example, instead of doing the bulk of your shopping at supermarkets, choose farm stands and local markets in your area. You’ll find that food is not only less expensive, but more fresh — a classic win-win scenario.
You simply won’t find a better team for moving military personnel to Hawaii. Not only will our global moving experience make your move seamless, but our understanding of local customs will empower you and your family with all you need to make the most of your time in Hawaii.
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