Free Up Some Space With 3rd Party Record Management

Having to store documents is a hassle and it can take up a lot of space in an office. Just think about how many file cabinets there are in offices, or in your office. Many documents need to be kept forever or for a period of years. That’s a lot of space being taken up just for storing your important documents. Don’t you wish there was a Dayton record management company out there? Good news! There is! Lincoln Storage and Moving offer this service. The facilities are extremely safe and secure; not to mention there are three locations to choose from. These are some of the service highlights:

     • Long-term document storage
     • Bar-coded for immediate retrieval of boxes, files and documents
     • Store your tapes, x-rays and computer files
     • Security monitored, fireproof and climate-controlled
     • Pick-up, delivery and courier service
     • Document Shredding:

Make better use of the space in your office. By taking out a bunch of file cabinets you office can look much larger than it does now. This Dayton moving company has the expertise and facilities to meet your needs.

It's Time for Madness in Dayton!

Its March Madness time again! For those of you who don’t follow sports closely or just don’t know what March Madness and are curious because of all the hype.  It is a single-elimination college basketball tournament held every March. Recently, crews have spent hours being Dayton movers to set up jumbo trons for the First Four Festival and the game soon to come. March Madness is big enough as it is; but this year the First Four is even bigger! How you may wonder… President Barack Obama and British Prime Minister David Cameron plan on attending one of these games in Dayton to share the American tradition of March Madness with the British Prime minister. You can expect heavier traffic during this time and expect another really bad spike at the end of the First Four as the commercial Dayton movers remove all the equipment they brought in and all of the fans leave town as well.