From professional packing and customs documentation to ocean freight, air freight, and destination services, our experienced team manages every step of the international moving process. With a global network of trusted partners and a commitment to getting it right the first time, we help make international relocations as seamless and stress-free as possible.

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Moving an entire office requires careful planning and coordination. From minimizing downtime to ensuring employees stay productive, every detail matters during a corporate relocation.

Preparing Your Team for the Move

Start by communicating early with your staff. Share the relocation timeline and address any concerns they may have. Assign clear responsibilities to department heads so nothing falls through the cracks during the transition.

Choosing the Right Moving Partner

Not all moving companies are equipped to handle commercial relocations. Look for a partner with experience in office moves, proper insurance coverage, and a proven process for furniture installation and IT coordination. The right team makes all the difference.

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Our Spring TX Moving & Storage Services

We’re committed to making your life easier by providing a wide range of professional services that are unsurpassed in the industry, including:

• Moving services (Household, Commercial and International)
• Employee Relocation programs
• Secure storage locations with sprinklers and alarms
• Clean, safe, convenient, climate-controlled warehouses

Not all moving companies are created equal — so don’t entrust your most prized possessions to just anyone.

Oler Relo is an agent for United Van lines, America’s #1 Family Mover®, a proudly certified ProMover and member of the American Moving & Storage Association (AMSA). Plus, we continue to receive great feedback from our customers and maintain an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau.

Household moves

Oler Relo offers residents of Baytown and the surrounding area full household moving services. From packing to unpacking, we are with you for the entire move.

Whether you’re moving just down the road or to the next town, Oler Relo is your source for local moving services. We can handle as much or as little of your move as you need. If the new home is not quite ready, local movers can take advantage of our storage options. Contact Oler Relo for your free quote.

Long distance moves

Moving out of state can be difficult. That’s why you need a long distance moving partner with the experience and network to handle every detail of your move. With Oler Relo’s professional long distance moving services, and the United Van Lines network of agents, your move will be handled by the best movers in the industry. Call us to arrange your free in-home quote.

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Brussels is a common destination for expats. It’s an international city with multiple common languages and is the headquarters of the European Union. Nearly a third of its residents are immigrants from Europe and around the world!

Once you arrive, you can expect to see beautiful gothic and medieval-style architecture. However, it is a diverse city and the feel differs significantly between the city’s 19 neighborhoods or communes. You’ll want to become familiar with them in order to get the most out of what the city has to offer.

Prepare yourself for the weather (meaning, make sure you’ve packed your umbrella). You’ll be leaving that Texas heat and sunshine in Houston. Over in Brussels, it rains on average, 200 days out of the year and the temperature typically won’t get much higher than 70 F, even in the height of summer. But the good news is that it rarely drops below freezing either.

Brush up on your French, German, and Dutch. In Belgium’s northern half (Flanders), the majority language spoken is a form of Dutch, sometimes called Belgian Dutch or Flemish. Towards the south (Wallonia) and most of Brussels, French is the predominant language. And still more, there are pockets along the border with Germany where, you guessed it, German is commonly spoken. Only about a third of the country speaks English as a second language so getting by without any knowledge of the national languages may be a bit difficult. To really immerse yourself in the culture, you’ll want at least a basic understanding of French and Dutch, if possible.

Finally, getting around the city itself. Much like Houston, traffic in Brussels can be a nightmare, especially at rush hour. Luckily, the public train, tram, metro, and buses are all integrated into one system making it easy to switch between modes of transport. Just make sure to get a season pass if you’re a frequent user. Your wallet will thank you.

Moving international is never an easy process. However, at OleRRelo, we hope we can make the transition a little less stressful for you and your family.

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Learning the metro is very important if you’re planning a move to Paris (since driving in the city can be nothing short of terrifying at times). It’s a cost-effective way to get around. Getting your Metro pass, or Navigo, is crucial if you’re a frequent user of public transportation. It’s available in weekly and monthly passes and you’ll be able to find more info on it here.

Tipping is always on the minds of travelers and movers. What’s the tipping policy? Is it customary to tip your waiter? What about your bartender or cab driver? Well in France, tipping the wait staff is expected, however, tips are not typically as high since servers are paid a living wage and don’t depend on tips. In cafes, tipping is more of a gesture than an obligation, about 5% is normal. In nicer restaurants, it’s usual to leave around 10%. Although, tipping in taxis is just as important than in the States and you should leave around 5-10 euros depending on the quality of service.

Learning French will be a key component of improving your moving experience. This one might be obvious but it’s something that’s overlooked by many international movers. If you’ve ever vacationed overseas, you’ll know that even a basic grasp of the local language will make things much much easier.

Finally, allow yourself some time to adjust. After moving to a new country, many people expect a much quicker acclimation process. A few weeks or months after they get there, they’re already second-guessing their decision. Creating a home in a new place takes time. Finding new favorite restaurants and hangouts, making friends, and really settling into another city is going to take some time.

An international move is an exciting process but it can be an overwhelming one. At OleRRelo, we’ll do everything we can to ease the stress and pressure of your move. We want to be the international moving company that our customers can rely on.

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