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Case Study
September 29, 2025

Case Study: The Armstrong Advantage – Delivering a Zero-Disruption Move for Logo Brands

Logo Brands, a leading provider of sports-licensed hardgoods, was experiencing rapid growth and needed to consolidate its operations for greater efficiency. With warehouse operations in Lawrenceburg and Spring Hill, and offices and showrooms in Franklin and Cool Springs, TN, Logo Brands sought to bring all functions under one roof in a new, state-of-the-art facility. To ensure a smooth transition with zero business disruption, Logo Brands partnered with The Armstrong Company for our expertise in large-scale, complex relocations. https://youtu.be/9M3DDRhYETI?si=2dYMtXSLGANx9YgW Challenge Logo Brands required a moving partner capable of managing:  Complex consolidation: Merging two warehouse operations (40 miles apart) into a single location, while relocating offices and showrooms within a 15-mile radius  Business continuity: The move needed to be completed over six months, with no disruption to e-commerce, fulfillment or B2B operations—especially during peak season Inventory integrity: Over 500 trailer loads (approximately 13,000 pallets) of product, systems, furniture, private offices, electronics and...

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Local Insights
January 25, 2021

Nashville Neighborhood Guide: Set up Your Nest in Nolensville

Located about 30 miles south of booming Nashville is Nolensville, TN — an affluent town that offers peace and tranquility close to the Music City. Named one of “The Best Places to Live” and the “Richest City in Tennessee” by HomeSnacks in 2019, residents enjoy a sophisticated lifestyle with top-rated schools, shopping, restaurants, and more. See for yourself why you’ll love living in Nolensville. Fast Facts Population: 8,169 Median home value: $449,192 Average household income: $122,829 Average Age: 34.7 Where to Live Arrington Retreat  – Arrington Retreat is a peaceful community in the beautiful Williamson County countryside. The community is made up of brick, luxury homes with many on wooded lots. Rolling hills and trees are prominent throughout the neighborhood, offering lots of natural beauty. Arrington Retreat is conveniently located off Nolensville Road, just minutes to shopping, schools and the interstate. Recreation, universities, downtown Franklin and Nolensville city limits are...

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Local Insights
December 23, 2020

Nashville Neighborhood Guide: Franklin

Located just 20 miles south of Music City, Franklin, TN, boasts a unique blend of history and progress. You can enjoy fascinating Civil War sites and museums and magnificent Antebellum and Victorian homes, while also taking advantage of the thriving downtown shopping area, unique dining, entertainment, and festivals. Franklin has grown from a small, agricultural community into a blend of residential, commercial and corporate citizens. It serves up the best of both worlds — small-town charm and big-city sophistication. Fast Facts Population: 71,374 Median home value: $503,993 Average annual salary: $65,000 Average age: 37.9 Where to Live Berry Farms – Berry Farms is a mixed-use community where work, shopping and leisure blend seamlessly with front porch living on pedestrian-friendly streets. Located on 600 acres in the heart of Williamson County, Berry Farms is centered around connecting people to work, shopping, restaurants, and beautiful open space. The Highlands at Ladd Park...

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Local Insights
November 19, 2020

Nashville Neighborhood Guide: Brentwood

The city of Brentwood, Tennessee is one of the most desirable suburban environments for families looking to settle in the greater Nashville metro area. With a population estimated to be just over 42,000, Brentwood is nestled neatly between Nashville and historic Franklin, along I-65, providing easy access to much of what central Tennessee has to offer. An affluent city with a host of gorgeous neighborhoods, the choice to live in Brentwood is less about finding good options and more about finding what feels right for you and your family. Plus, no matter where you put down your roots, you’ll always have access to everything that makes Brentwood great, like the Brentwood Library with its incredible resources for children, the Defy Nashville extreme air sports park, or the historic trifecta of the Cool Springs House, Ravenswood Mansion and the Boiling Spring Academy. Need help narrowing things down? We’ve got you covered...

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Blog
September 24, 2020

5 Questions to Ask Your Commercial Mover

You’re not in the business of making rash decisions for your company and when it comes to finding the perfect relocation team for your commercial move, you know you want a thoroughly vetted, trusted and professional team to handle it all seamlessly. Armstrong – Nashville has been in the moving business for decades and we’ve seen plenty of commercial relocation speed bumps that come from picking the wrong team. In this blog, we’ll break down the four most important questions to ask so you can have peace of mind before signing on the dotted line. Question 1: How far in advance should I book my move? Booking any move as early as possible is a general rule of thumb, but you will want to double check the required lead time for your commercial mover. The average lead time is appropriately five business days, but some commercial movers require an even...

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Local Insights
August 31, 2020

Best Places to Live in Nashville

If you’re interested in moving to the Music City, you have some of the best neighborhoods in the great Volunteer State to choose from! Nashville is known for its culture, sights, art, schools, amenity-filled neighborhoods, and of course — the music. Each corner of Nashville is unique and brings its own appeal for any personality, no matter what you’re looking for. Whether your perfect fit is a downtown apartment close to the best restaurants and bars on Broadway or a quiet neighborhood with spacious lawns and good schools, Nashville brings it all together in the melting pot of Middle Tennessee. In this blog, we’ll go over some of the best neighborhoods so you can get started making the Music City your new home. Germantown This Nashville suburb carries historical and cultural significance and features picturesque, walkable streets lined with restaurants and boutiques. Germantown became the city’s first established suburb in...

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Moving Tips and Checklists
July 1, 2020

7 Tips for Moving with Kids

Moving with your family is a big moment for everyone involved. Your children will learn how to say goodbye to the only home they might have known, adjust to a new town or new neighbors, and possibly part ways with friends and family. All of these elements can have a huge effect on your children whose regular routines and surroundings are disrupted. The best thing you can do for your entire family is to make sure the kids are part of your move and well-adjusted before, during and after you’ve settled into your new home. At The Armstrong Company – Nashville, we’ve moved our fair share of families throughout every state in the country and we are dedicated to reducing stress and creating a seamless experience. Check out our seven tips for moving with kids! 1. Start the conversation We all know that kids ask a LOT of questions about...

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Blog
June 18, 2020

Getting Back to Work: Post-COVID-19 Workplace Preparedness

We are living in an ever-changing world where clean, healthy workspaces and social-distancing are more important than ever. In the coming weeks and months more and more employees will be returning to their normal office work schedules and, while much of life will go back to normal, there are many expected changes in common offices. As industry-leading experts in relocation with decades of experience helping companies large and small get back to work faster, The Armstrong Company can help you navigate the back-to-work effort.  We’ve compiled a list of recommended practices in the workplace to help keep you healthy and stress-free as you get back to work. Returning to your office should be a safe, efficient and organized transition. We can help! Cleaning the workspace Before employees return to offices that have been vacated for a significant period of time, building owners and managers should complete a variety of pre-return...

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Blog
May 27, 2020

Telecommuting: The New and Next Norm

In early 2020 the world was forever changed by the novel coronavirus, better known as COVID-19. Within weeks of COVID-19 becoming imminent in the United States, businesses closed, events were canceled, local and national branches of government issued stay at home ordinances, and many businesses opted to have their entire companies begin working from home to help flatten the curve of COVID-19. In fact, in March more than 16 million Americans began working remotely and the number has only increased since then. Organizations large and small have changed their operations rapidly to accommodate working from home. While some jobs require little more than a laptop and some files, for some professionals working remotely requires a lot more resources within reach. The Armstrong Company has decades of experience helping both companies and individuals move into new work spaces, whether in the office or at home. We’re here to help companies and...

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