U-Haul Teams Up with Dhana Lakshmi to Offer Moving Services in Newberry, South Carolina

U-Haul Partners with Dhana Lakshmi in Newberry

Newberry — The U-Haul Company of South Carolina, Inc. has exciting news for the locals. Dhana Lakshmi LLC has officially joined forces with U-Haul as a neighborhood dealer, bringing important moving services to the Newberry community. Located at 1321 Wilson Road, this new partnership aims to serve the needs of residents looking for reliable moving options.

Services Offered

Dhana Lakshmi will provide a variety of U-Haul services including U-Haul trucks, trailers, towing equipment, and a selection of moving supplies. Customers can also find in-store pickup for boxes essential for packing their belongings. This convenient location will be open for business from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday, and 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday.

For those wishing to utilize U-Haul services at this location, they can make reservations by calling (803)-768-4060 or visiting the U-Haul website.

A Prideful Partnership

Soumya Loka, the owner of Dhana Lakshmi, expressed pride in partnering with U-Haul. “We are excited to work with the industry leader in do-it-yourself moving and self-storage,” Loka said. This partnership aims to better meet the expanding demands of Newberry County, especially as more people look for effective moving solutions.

U-Haul’s Commitment to Local Businesses

Since its inception in 1945, U-Haul has worked closely with independent dealers to provide rental equipment to do-it-yourself movers. The goal is to support and aid small local businesses while offering necessary services to the community. Currently, more than 21,000 dealers across the U.S. and Canada are collaborating with U-Haul to provide essential moving solutions.

When customers rent equipment from a U-Haul dealer, they’re not just getting a truck or trailer; they are also supporting an independent small business in their community. It’s important to note that becoming a U-Haul dealer requires no financial investment. The locals take part in this program by committing a portion of their lot space for U-Haul’s equipment and a part of their time to assist their neighbors with moving needs.

Get Involved

For individuals and businesses interested in joining the U-Haul dealer program, more information is available on the U-Haul website. This initiative is a fantastic way for local businesses to enhance their services and revenue while actively contributing to their communities.

With Dhana Lakshmi now open as a U-Haul dealer, residents of Newberry can look forward to a more robust offering of moving and storage solutions, all while supporting local business. This partnership represents a steady growth in community resources aimed at making moving as easy and convenient as possible for everyone involved.


Author: HERE Newberry

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