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Posted By:
Derek
6/17/2011
1:01:27 PM

It's Flashback Friday— each week, U-Pack will revisit a blog topic that's been helpful and fun for our readers. Be sure to check the comments section of each post for even more valuable moving advice!

Don't we all wish we were moving to Hawaii? It's practically paradise! The summer weather makes us think it's time to re-visit one of the U-Pack blog's most talked-about posts!

How long does it take to get my stuff to Hawaii?

It's always a good idea to ask what the normal transit time is for your move. It can vary drastically from company to company. You'll probably run into some companies that can take up to a month or longer to move your stuff to Hawaii!  Here's a little insight into the differences between companies you might choose when moving to Hawaii.

Rental Trucks

Oops, can't do that. There is this big thing called the Pacific Ocean. Just checking to see if you were paying attention. Moving on…

Full Service Hawaii Moving Companies

Hiring a full service company to move everything for you sounds convenient.  They pack, load, unload – you just sit back and watch. When it comes time to make the reservation, you'll probably hear that it can take anywhere from 10 to 60 days to get your stuff delivered to you in Hawaii.

If your fill up either a 20 ft. or 40 ft. ocean container, more than likely you'll get it there earlier than later. But, if you've got too much for a 20 ft. container and not enough for a 40 ft. container, you might be waiting a while (a 3 bedroom home will usually need more than a 20 ft., but won't fill up a 40 ft.).  If you can't fill the container up, the moving company will typically co-mingle your goods with another shipment. Usually, if there isn't one moving in that direction when yours needs to move, they'll wait until they get a full container load.

Note to self – if you choose this option, take extra clothes and find some things to do in Hawaii to pass the time.

U-Pack

Because U-Pack is a division of ABF Freight System, Inc., we move your items along with commercial freight. (That is unless you are loading into your exclusive-use ocean container) So, if you have a small shipment and use a ReloCube or two, we can place them into a large ocean container and place commercial freight in the container as well. We ship these containers out of California twice a week, so you should have your shipment in Hawaii about a week after we get it to California. And if you are using a full container (whether it be a 20ft, 40ft or 45ft container), it will also be in Hawaii about a week after it arrives in California. Sounds like the best option to me! 

Note to self -Take a swimsuit and find the best beaches in Hawaii!

Want to see how much moving to Hawaii costs with ABF U-Pack? Feel free to give me a little information about your move (where you're moving from, an estimated move date, and the size of your move) and I'll gladly email you a free moving quote, or you can enter your information online and we'll send you a free moving quote.

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Comments
Name: Anonymous
Date: 9-3-2008
Derek: Thank you for the post. I found it just in time for deciding!
I am currently arranging & been working on my relocation to HI in 2 weeks. Your post on time lines helped me determining on the overall transit time. Thank you sooo much.
Name: Rhett Fahrney
Date: 11-6-2008
I highly recommend visiting hawaii first before the big move. I would stay in one of these two hotels Hotel Honolulu or Hotel Honolulu.
Name: Customer
Date: 2-20-2009
Moving to hawaii was never so easy. But reading this post many feel its a lot easier. Thank you.
-a blogger.
Name: Stacy C.
Date: 3-3-2009
this website is cool! I am researching for my move to Hawaii and am wondering- can a vehicle be put in the 20ft or 40 ft container? I am also trying to get prices.
Name: Derek
Date: 3-3-2009
Stacy,
Some companies allow vehicles in the containers and some do not. ABF U-Pack does not. We suggest that you contact Dependable Auto Shippers at 888-231-4948 to obtain a quote from them for shipping your vehicle. If you do choose to move your vehicle in a container, I would suggest that you get it professionally loaded. It is extremely important that your car is secured properly.

I would be happy to get you a price for your move. Can you give me a little information about what you are moving? Size of home? Where from and to? Approximate date?
Name: Mack
Date: 6-21-2009
Hello, I was just wondering if anyone knew anything about moving a couple of boxes to hawaii?? they would be filled with just housedhold goods..that is all i need moved, so i was curious how i should go about doing that?
Name: Derek
Date: 6-22-2009
Mack, if you only have a few moving boxes, ABF U-Pack can ship you on one of our TruckPacks. This is basically a large, heavy-duty moving box on a pallet. It measures 48" X 40" X 38" (LWH). You would take your moving boxes to our nearest terminal to you and load them into the TruckPack. Then, we will ship it to our Honolulu terminal where you can go pick up your moving boxes. If you would like a price for this, just let me know where you are moving from. Thanks!
Name: Judith
Date: 7-9-2009
need to talk to you re: moving some household goods from MA to Kona, Hawaii in mid October 2009. Please call me at 508-628-8042 (EST).
Name: Elen C.
Date: 9-7-2009
I’m having a hard time finding moving companies who go to to Knoa, HI. Do you? How do I find out how much it costs?
Name: Derek
Date: 9-8-2009
Elen, I assume that you meant Kailua Kona, HI, correct? If so, we do deliver there. Are you moving an apartment or a house? We have ReloCubes which are small moving containers that can hold approximately the contents of a studio apartment. Or, we can move you in a 20 or 40 ft ocean container which are designed for the larger homes. Let me know and I'll be happy to provide you with a moving quote.
Name: Jane
Date: 12-17-2009
Hi Derek! Glad I found this. What are the other dimensions of an ocean container? (20 feet by what by what?) How many relo cubes would fit in a 20 foot container? How big is a container compared to a moving van? (We don’t want to take too much furniture with us, but do have a lot of other junk in 1 BR and 2 offices. Can’t figure out how much space we need.) Does it cost more to move at certain times of the year or month than others? In summer, do we have to worry about our items getting baked in the sun as they are transported across the country and then the ocean? What kind of locks are used on the relocubes? Sorry for all the questions, and thanks in advance for the answers!
Name: Derek
Date: 12-18-2009
Jane, it sounds like you have been doing a lot of thinking about your move to Hawaii! The 20ft container is 8ft wide and 8ft high. Three ReloCubes is just slightly smaller than the 20ft container. You might try our Room-by-Room Space Estimator to try to estimate the space you need. Normally, you will see a little bit of a increase in price during the summer months. Also, the end of each month is usually a little more expensive as well. If you are moving in the summer, you really should not have to worry about the heat. While it may get warm inside the container, I am unaware of any claims of any damage due to heat. You can use a standard key lock on the ReloCube. It can be something like you would use at a storage facility. We recommend an 1 1/2 inch lock. Hope this helps with you research! Thanks for the post!
Name: trista
Date: 1-26-2010
Hello! I’m looking into getting a container to move about 200 cubic feet, what would you recommend? It is already boxed up and mostly boxes, with a couple larger items (I had someone estimate about 200-300 cubic feet) Of course we could always dwindle down to lower the price.
Name: Derek
Date: 1-26-2010
Trista, it sounds like our ReloCube might be right for you. The ReloCube has approximately 336 cubic feet available for you to load your items. It looks like you just requested a quote from us. So, what I will do is work you up a quote from door-to-door and also from terminal-to-terminal. Since you have mainly boxes, the terminal-to-terminal move might be just right for you. Let me know if you have any questions about your quote. Thanks!
Name: Heather
Date: 2-1-2010
Derek, could you please email me? You sound like the person I need to talk to about our upcoming move to Hawaii. Thanks!
Name: Amy
Date: 2-18-2010
Derek, It’s looking like we will be moving to Hawaii in the next few months and I am beginning to research the best shipping options available. I am wondering what the cost would be to ship a 20 ft. container from Wyoming to Honolulu? What is the cost per "ReloCube" that you speak of above? Also, is there a weight limit that I would need to worry about, or is it simply the size constraints? As far as the loading/unloading process we have moved many times and are quite the "do-it-yourselfers" and we would be happy to do that work if it means we could save on the cost of the move. Can these containers or ReloCubes simply be dropped off for you to pack? Moving across the Pacific is proving to be a bit more overwhelming than across the country, thanks for your help in advance!
Name: Derek
Date: 2-18-2010
Amy, as a "do-it-yourselfer" you should find U-Pack the way to go. Whether you use the ReloCube or an ocean container, we would drop off the equipment for you to load. Then, we take care of the transportation costs including fuel. We will deliver it to you in Hawaii and you unload it. It's pretty much that simple!

One thing that I have noticed is that we currently do not have ReloCube service in Wyoming. However, the ocean container would not be a problem. I will send you an email shortly to get your cities, and then I can provide you with an accurate quote. We would love to get at the least the stress of moving your items out of the way. I'm sure you have plenty more to think about than just how to get your stuff to Hawaii!
Name: Sonia
Date: 6-2-2010
We are relocating from Southern CA to Oahu 7/1/10 and need a shipping quote. Our home in CA is 2 BR. We are shipping some furniture, boxes and garage items (bikes, surfboards, golf bag, etc.). I also need to relocate my Eurovan. Please contact me ASAP. Thank you.
Name: Jose
Date: 12-13-2010
we are relocating to Maui. can you use a section of the container to ship a car or motorcycle?
Name: Derek
Date: 12-13-2010
Jose, we do allow you to ship your motorcycle in the container as long as you drain the fluids. However, we do not allow shipping of a car. We suggest contacting Auto & Boat Relocation Services at 877-284-2125 to obtain a free quote. Thanks!
Name: Maria
Date: 3-23-2011
Hi Derek,
I as well am planning a move from Orange County (S. California) to Oahu (Kaneohe), date still undetermined. I was wanting to find a price range for a 20ft container and if I can put them in there, 3 motorcycles (2 dirt, 1 street), if not, what the additional cost for those would be - i would assume palettes would be the plan. Thanks!
Name: Derek
Date: 3-24-2011
Maria, I'll be happy to get you a rate for a 20ft container. You can put the motorcycles in the container as long as the fuel is drained. I will send you a quote by email. Thanks for the questions!
Name: Pat
Date: 4-13-2011
The 20 ft. containers that are dropped off to your house when you use the (door-door) service for over sea shipping...is the container at ground level or above level? If it is above ground level, is a ramp provided with the container to load?
Name: Derek
Date: 4-14-2011
Pat,
The 20-foot containers work much like our moving trailers, and are a few feet off the ground. A ramp is not included with the ocean containers, however we recommend many local rental businesses that offer loading ramps for use.
Name: Violet
Date: 5-4-2011
Hello Derek,
Thank you for this awesome blog...it has been so informative for me. We are planning to move within the next 3 weeks from Las Vegas NV to Wahiawa, O’ahu, HI and we need a shipping quote. We are moving into a fully furnished home that is owned by my family, so we anticipate needing just one ReloCube. We are basically taking only our personal belongings (clothing, photos, etc), our flat screen TV’s, and our beloved tempur-pedic mattress. As you can see, we are a bit constrained for time, so please contact me as soon as possible. I have many questions concerning weight limits, costs, timeline, among other things. Thank you in advance for your help!!
Name: Derek
Date: 5-4-2011
Violet--first, congrats on your move to beautiful Hawaii! I'll be happy to get a moving quote for you. Let me know if you have any further questions!
Name: Violet
Date: 5-4-2011
Thanks, Derek! My main question: Are there weight limits? I look forward to receiving your quotation. Mahalo :)
Name: Violet
Date: 5-4-2011
Thanks, Derek! My main question: Are there weight limits? I look forward to receiving your quotation. Mahalo :)
Name: Derek
Date: 5-4-2011
Violet--since U-Pack charges are based on space, not weight, we don't have a 'limit' on what you can move. However, the ReloCubes can only hold a maximum of 2,500lbs. Typical household goods usually don't meet or exceed this limit; however we can always provide a quote for a 2nd ReloCube if needed!
Name: Violet
Date: 5-4-2011
Great! Would you be able to directly email me a quotation or should I call you / a reservation specialist?
Name: Derek
Date: 5-4-2011
Violet--I have an analyst working on a quote for you now. I'll have them email you the quote, along with a direct line if you have any questions. Thank you!
Name: MJ
Date: 6-20-2011
I’ve been doing some researching on shipping and pods and containers and was curious to see what you think. We will be relocating from San Antonio TX to Honolulu and we will be shipping 2 vehicles and approx 10-15 boxes, washer/dryer/, refrigerator and a tv and that is it. What kind of container do you recommend? How many boxes can fit in a 7ft container? We’d like to have door to door pickup/delivery if possible, but if not then we’d entertain dropping it off at the closest port. thanks!!!
Name: Derek
Date: 6-20-2011
MJ--a ReloCube would work great for shipping your items to Hawaii. I will email a quote to you separately. For moving your vehicles, we suggest Auto and Boat Relocation Services at 877-284-2125. Thanks for contacting us!
Name: setanta
Date: 6-28-2011
would definitely do THIS if i were going there---listen...moving across town or to Hawaii involves THE SAME THINGS--pACking and unpacking regardless of the distance.
Name: Kanalu
Date: 7-2-2011
How much would it cost to ship a 20 ft container to Hawaii? Do you ship from SLC, Utah?
Name: Derek
Date: 7-5-2011
kanalu, I'll be happy to get a quote together for you! We can certainly help you move from Salt Lake City to Hawaii. I'll email you privately for your move info.
Name: Hawaii Bound!
Date: 7-19-2011
Hi Derek, How much would it cost to move from Texas to Maui? Thanks for your help!
Name: Derek
Date: 7-20-2011
No problem--I'll email you privately for your move info. Thanks for visiting the blog!
Name: MePlusThree
Date: 8-3-2011
WOW! This is exactly the info. I needed. Thank you Google and Derek. We are moving from Anchorage to Honolulu and SOON. Can you please email me so I can give you additional information. Thanks!
Name: pamela
Date: 8-5-2011
We are in the "checking out" options stage of planning. We would like a price quote on the door to door service for both a 20 ft container and a 40 ft container( we arent sure which one we would need yet...) from Linden,NC to Hilo, Hawaii. Just a general estimate is fine- we would need the container to load at leisure,(maybe a week or so?? )Thank you.
Name: marko
Date: 8-7-2011
we are planning our move to big island (kamuela, over kawaihae) for the end of this month. i need some help to decide whether to go with a 20’ container vs 3 relocubes. can we crate a piano inside a relocube?
thanks in advance
Name: Derek
Date: 8-8-2011
Pamela, we would love to help you move! An analyst will be in touch via email to get you a quote. Thanks for visiting the U-Pack blog!
Name: Derek
Date: 8-8-2011
Marko, we'll be happy to give some advice on which option would work best for you. I'll have an analyst contact you via email to get a little more info on your move. You can pack anything inside a ReloCube, so long as the dimensions fit inside 6'x7'x8'. Thank you for giving us the opportunity to help with your big move to Hawaii!
Name: Patti
Date: 8-13-2011
Great blog! Do you move from Anchorage to Honolulu? I’m undecided what to take, probably no furniture but maybe depending on cost. I have mostly artwork, boxes, clothes, maybe a bike. Also a car to ship. Would be helpful if you had an estiator who could come take a look. Thanks!
Name: Derek
Date: 8-15-2011
Patti, we can certainly help you with your move! A moving representative will contact you shortly to provide a quote. For transporting a vehicle, we suggest contacting Auto and Boat Relocation Services at 877-284-2125. Please let me know if I can help with any questions in the meantime!
Name: Max
Date: 8-16-2011
Please advise me as to the best and most reasonable way to ship about a thousand books to Honolulu. Is USPS best or via one of your U-paks.
Name: Derek
Date: 8-17-2011
Max--great question! It will actually depend on a few factors. ReloCubes have a weight capacity of 2,500 lbs--so as long as your books average less than 2 and 1/2 lbs each, the ReloCube is a great option. Another detail to consider is the type of books you're shipping--if they're textbooks, for example, the weight and size of 1,000 would likely work best to be palletized and shipped commercially. If you like, send me an email at publicrelations@upack.com and I'll be happy to help you determine the best way to ship your books!
Name: Paul
Date: 8-23-2011
Moving to Honolulu sometime Oct or Nov. What is shipping the cost between a 20ft and 40 ft ocean container from Chicago to Honolulu?
Name: Derek
Date: 8-23-2011
Paul, I'll be happy to get a quote for each size over to you. That way, you can compare which option works best. Watch your email!
Name: Paul
Date: 8-23-2011
Moving to Honolulu sometime Oct or Nov. What is shipping the cost between a 20ft and 40 ft ocean container from Chicago to Honolulu?
Name: Dave
Date: 8-28-2011
Bro, I am moving between San Diego and Kauai...I know I will need between a 20’ and a 40’...geting on site estamant soon. However, I was wondering what can and can not go? Like liquids? olive oil or tide, cooking spices? a case of motor oil or a can of wd-40? thanks
Name: Dave
Date: 8-28-2011
Bro, I am moving between San Diego and Kauai...I know I will need between a 20’ and a 40’...geting on site estamant soon. However, I was wondering what can and can not go? Like liquids? olive oil or tide, cooking spices? a case of motor oil or a can of wd-40? thanks
Name: Derek
Date: 8-29-2011
Hi Dave: Check out U-Pack's DO Not Ship list for an idea on what types of items can be moved and which ones should stay behind. Thanks for visiting our blog!
Name: Jill
Date: 9-16-2011
Hi, I am moving to Oahu after I sell my house and am debating on whether or not to ship all my furniture and belongings there (no vehicle). Can you give me a quote for the door to door 20’ container service? Thanks so much
Name: Derek
Date: 9-16-2011
Jill, I can definitely help! I'll have a quote sent over to your email shortly.
Name: Jill
Date: 9-16-2011
forgot to tell you I am moving from Denver
Name: Diana
Date: 10-10-2011
Aloha! Do you have any relocubes available in Hilo, HI (big island) and an estimate from Hilo to Gainsville, FL? Mahalo!
Name: RiRi
Date: 10-11-2011
Hi Derek,
Wow, this info just lifted a HUGE weight off of my shoulders. I was hoping you could help me further... I’m moving from Los Angeles to Honolulu at the end of the month. It seems like a relocate would be perfect for my move.
Could you please provide me with estimates?
Thank you!
Name: RiRi
Date: 10-11-2011
Eeeek! My phone auto corrected ’relocube’ to ’relocate’...
I was asking for an estimate on that!
Thanks
Name: RiRi
Date: 10-11-2011
Eeeek! My phone auto corrected ’relocube’ to ’relocate’...
I was asking for an estimate on that!
Thanks
Name: Derek
Date: 10-11-2011
RiRi--sounds like you're making a great move to Hawaii; we're jealous! I have a moving analyst working on an estimate for you now. Check your email shortly for the info! Thanks so much for visiting our blog.
Name: RiRi
Date: 10-11-2011
Eeeek! My phone auto corrected ’relocube’ to ’relocate’...
I was asking for an estimate on that!
Thanks
Name: Judy
Date: 10-23-2011
Just searched/found this site and have asked for an email estimate...thanks so much for helping to take some of the fear out of re-locating!!
Name: Derek
Date: 10-24-2011
Judy: glad we could help! Please let me know if you have any questions or if you haven't received your free quote yet.
Name: J.P. Martin
Date: 10-24-2011
Can I ship directly from Las Vegas to Koloa Hi,?
Name: J.P.Martin
Date: 10-24-2011
your blog is great. Very helpful.
Name: Derek
Date: 10-24-2011
J.P.--thanks for visiting the blog! Glad to hear you got some helpful info as well. Typical service to your island would involve delivering the ReloCube to our location in Lihue, HI, where you would be able to pick up your items. However, we may be able to provide door delivery in some cases. I'll forward your info to a moving analyst for more help. Please let me know if you have any further questions in the meantime!
Name: Akemi
Date: 11-2-2011
We have no actual dates or how much we would be sending; but we would like to know usual cost for shipping 20’ container (or about same amount ReloCube )to Kailua from WA. (Do you have door to door service ?)
Name: Derek
Date: 11-2-2011
Akemi, we do provide door service in those areas. I will have a moving analyst contact you shortly for a quote. Thanks for checking out the U-Pack blog!
Name: Damon
Date: 11-7-2011
I have ordered a 20 foot container and I have been unable to locate anyone who is able to rent me a loading ramp. My container arrives on 11/17 and I am starting to panic. I may need to hire a company to help me load my stuff. Is anyone able to recommend a place to rent a ramp and/or loaders in Huntington Beach, CA?
Mahalo!
Name: Derek
Date: 11-7-2011
Damon,
We recommend Moving Staffers for help loading in Huntington Beach. The phone number is 866-224-7662. As far as renting a ramp, you might check with http://www.sunbeltrentals.com. Thanks for visiting the blog!
Name: Damon
Date: 11-7-2011
Mahalo for your prompt kokua Derek!
Name: Dave
Date: 11-15-2011
Hello Derek,

I am looking to get a price for a 20’ container and maybe a relocube shipped from Minneapolis MN to HIlo, Hi.

Thanks!
Dave
Name: Derek
Date: 11-15-2011
Dave, I've passed your request to a Hawaii moving specialist for a quote and more info. Check your email and let me know if you do not receive shortly! We would love to help with your move.
Name: Holly
Date: 11-15-2011
Hello Derek,

Will DVDs, CDs, external hard drives and books survive in a 40’ container from California to Kauai? They are irreplaceable and I am worried the heat/moisture could harm them. What would be the safest way to get them to Kauai?
Name: Derek
Date: 11-16-2011
Holly,
Great question, and the blog is the perfect place to ask it! Our moving containers are designed to withstand the elements for moving your belongings, especially this time of year. That being said, we advise customers to take any irreplaceable items with them during travel for ultimate safekeeping. You may find it helpful to know that some customers have overnighted such items to their destination via a parcel service depending on the urgency of their arrival.
Please let me know if I can help with planning your move!
Name: Juan
Date: 11-19-2011
What about coming the other way? What would it cost to ship a 40 ft ocean freight container from MOKULEIA to Los Angeles or to Boston? (787) 464-5062
Name: Juan
Date: 11-19-2011
Nevermind. I just saw that it’s about $8k plus all the fees thanks to the Jones Act and the two shipping company’s ripping off customers left and right. That’s absurd.
Name: Derek
Date: 11-21-2011
Juan, are you shipping household goods? If you received a quote from U-Pack, keep in mind that all rates include the fuel, taxes, road tolls/fees, ocean transportation and the driver. If you have any questions or would like help with a moving quote, please let me know and I'll be happy to help!
Name: G W
Date: 12-30-2011
We are thinking about moving to Oahu from PA. It won’t be for awhile but would like a general ideal of cost. Let’s say we are moving a 3 bedroom house, all that goes with it and one vehicle. (I know you do not ship. Would you have an ideal of the cost?)
Name: Derek
Date: 12-30-2011
GW, even if you're not moving just yet, we can still get you a free moving estimate. Just a little more info is needed to get a quick quote--please email me at publicrelations@upack.com and I'll be happy to help. For an instant rate, call us at 800-413-4799. Have a safe and happy New Year!
Name: Kelcey
Date: 1-10-2012
Derek,
Thank you so much for all of this helpful info! My bf and I are on a tight budget for relocating to hawaii and plan to only bring our bed, tv, clothes and cooking supplies-so not very much stuff. Any idea how much that would cost? We’re planning to move the 1st of March 2012.
Name: Derek
Date: 1-11-2012
Kelcey, I'm forwarding your information on to a Hawaii moving specialist for a quote. Thanks for checking out the U-Pack blog!
Name: Charlene
Date: 1-13-2012
Hi my husband and I are retired and hoping to move to Hawaii full time. We have a small amount of personal items we would like to bring which wouldnt fill a 20 container. How do we pack these items ourself and get them to your facility to ship for us? Thanks!!
Name: Derek
Date: 1-16-2012
Charlene,
We could actually bring a moving container to your home for you to load, if you like! I will have a Hawaii moving specialist contact you for a free quote on the moving options that will work best for you. You should receive an email shortly. Thanks for visiting the blog, we look forward to helping you move!
Name: Denise
Date: 1-18-2012
Hi you mentioned in your earlier blog that there is a smaller option to move to HI called TruckPack- a box on a pallet -48" X 40" X 38". Is this still an option from Oakland, CA to Honolulu? If so, can you give me a quote? Thanks
Name: Derek
Date: 1-19-2012
Denise, I'll be happy to forward your request for a quote to that department. We can certainly get you a quote for a TruckPack! Thanks for visiting the U-Pack blog.
Name: Zenda
Date: 1-23-2012
Hi, I requested a qoute, but I’m not really sure what all I want to bring. (Moving from Uniontown, PA to Kailua, HI - possibly in June 2012) So, I’d just like to know the price for a 20’ container and the price of a Relocube please.
Thanks so much!
Name: Zenda
Date: 1-23-2012
Hi, I requested a qoute, but I’m not really sure what all I want to bring. (Moving from Uniontown, PA to Kailua, HI - possibly in June 2012) So, I’d just like to know the price for a 20’ container and the price of a Relocube please.
Thanks so much!
Name: Derek
Date: 1-23-2012
Hi Zenda, I'll be happy to help. Watch your email for a free moving quote (should see it this afternoon). Please let me know if I can help with any other questions!
Name: Danielle
Date: 1-24-2012
I would like a quote for one or two relocubes from spokane,wa to the kona. Also shipping 2 cars
Name: Derek
Date: 1-25-2012
Danielle, I'll have a Hawaii expert contact you via email today to give you a quote. Thank you for visiting the blog!
Name: Zenda
Date: 1-25-2012
Hi, Derek
I got the quote for the 20 ft container, thank you. But I’m still waiting for a quote on the Relocube. Thanks
Name: Amy
Date: 1-26-2012
Hi... My husband and I will be moving to hawaii in a month or so... We have a 2 bedroom house...and we want to ship to Hawaii... But I don’t think one relo cube will fit all item... But 20 ft trailer will be too much? I think a 10 by 10 by 10 would do it... But I don’t know.... Can u please help? What can I do? Please help. Thank u...
Name: Derek
Date: 1-26-2012
Amy, thanks for visiting the U-Pack blog! I'll have a Hawaii specialist contact you by email today to discuss your options and provide a quote.
Name: Derek
Date: 1-26-2012
I'm sorry about that Zenda. I've requested a ReloCube quote, so you should see it in your inbox today.
Name: K
Date: 1-28-2012
Can you please provide me with the cost of a Truck Pack from LA to Oahu, and where the drop off/pick up points would be? Thank you!

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