As is the case with many natural disasters, the ramifications are often much more far reaching than they might initially seem. Health hazards and the obvious need for evacuation as people run for their lives, overshadow other pressing problems. For many US residents living near the Gulf, their homes are gone and their businesses and income have been permanently affected. They must somehow find the strength, in spite of all these difficulties, to pick themselves up, dust themselves off and start all over again.
This usually results in relocation, a monumental thought even in the best of circumstances. It is not only the move however that must be considered, but also which local or long-distance moving company you will use, along with the selection of items that must go into storage. Whether you are planning a home or office move, or maybe relocation for both, you must prepare your household and get organized for a smooth shift of affairs or disaster may strike.
Enbridge Incorporated, an energy company involved in the oil drilling that resulted in the Gulf disaster, is currently accommodating the victims in hotels and doing their absolute best to assist in the relocation efforts. Although many of the Gulf victims have lost their possessions, transporting salvageable belongings to a new home will inevitably be a vital part of the recovery process following on from this tragedy. Enbridge Incorporated are also helping enormously in their efforts to transport huge amounts of supplies to these people; supplies that would otherwise be destroyed in the oil disaster.
-Lance Grooms
