Moving to Bloomington: Save 55% on Moving Services

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Bloomington Movers & Moving Services

Congratulations on your upcoming move to Bloomington! I know you’re busy, so I wanted to help out by negotiating deals on some of the best Bloomington movers. Just tell me about your move in the form above and I’ll connect you with Bloomington movers who will help you save up to 55% just because you’re my friend. It’s that easy!

Getting to and from Bloomington

For flights to the area, the closest airport is Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, which is just five miles from the middle of Bloomington. To drive there, take Interstate 35W, then turn on State Route 64, which goes all the way to Minneapolis. Other driving possibilities in the area include:

• I-494 includes Bloomington in a 43 mile trip from a juncture of I-96 and I-694 in Maple Grove to a crossing with I-94 and 694 in Woodbury, Minnesota.
• State Route 5 takes you east toward St. Paul, all the way to SR 36 and Washington County Road in Stillwater. Heading west, SR 5 goes to an intersection of SR 19 and 22 in Gaylord, Minnesota.
• State Route 77 runs from 138th Street and Dakota County Road 23 in Apple Valley to SR 62 and 152 in Minneapolis.

Minnesota Weather

You already know that Minnesota gets really cold, snowy and icy in winter, and maybe that might deter you from moving at that time of year. No matter what season you move in, you want to pay attention to the weather forecasts beforehand so you can prepare for the conditions accordingly. Anything you can do to plan in advance will make your relocation that much better. I wish you the best of luck with the relocation.