Portable Storage and Moving in Spokane, WA

2704 N Moore Ln
Spokane, WA 99216
888-947-7974
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Saturday: 8AM-10PM EST
Sunday: 9:30AM-6:30PM EST
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Zippy Shell Moving & Storage in Spokane, WA

Serving locations including Fairchild AFB, Fairwood, Spokane Valley, Glenrose, Suncrest, Deer Park, Cheney, Sprague, Vera, and Hamannn Corner in Washington, and Post Falls, Dalton Gardens, Gibbs, and Spirit Lake in Idaho, and surrounding areas. If you're looking for a moving and storage company near the Spokane, WA area, we're here to serve your needs!

Top Attractions to Visit in Spokane, WA

1. Manito Park - Established in 1904, Manito Park features a number of beautifully maintained gardens and walking trails, with ponds for wildlife, a cafe to enjoy a lite meal at, playgrounds for children, and more across its 78 acres of land!

2. Avista Stadium - Home to the Spokane Indians, a High-A Affiliate of the MLB's Colorado Rockies, Avista Stadium is always bustling, with games being played from late Spring to early Fall.

3. Barrister Winery - Founded by two attorneys in 2001 (hence the name), Barrister Winery is located in downtown Spokane and features wines made with some of the best grapes available in the state of Washington. Stop in for a tasting or a evening out with friends!

Facts About Spokane, WA

1. Spokane was originally named Spokane Falls, however it was later shortened to just Spokane, a word that hails from the Spokane Tribe of Indians that means "Children of the Sun" or "Sun People." Spokane was given cityhood in 1881, where its population has gone from 350 then to over a half million in the Spokane metro area alone.

2. Spokane is home to a yearly event called Hoopfest, which is the largest 3-on-3 basketball tournament in the world. Thousands of visitors and teams descend on Spokane each year to partake in this event, as over 450 courts pop-up across several downtown city blocks for several days for all ages and skill levels.

3. Speaking of basketball, Spokane is also home to Gonzaga University. Founded in 1887 by an Italian-born Jesuit priest named Father Joseph Cataldo, Gonzaga is known today as one of the NCAA Division I powerhouses of basketball, with a home near the top of the national rankings each year.