Service route: Foshan to San Francisco;
Service mode: door-to-door one-stop moving service;
Case overview: Mr. Zhu entrusted Seapoe Relo with the sea shipment of new furniture purchased in Foshan to San Francisco, USA.

Mr. Zhu, who has settled in San Francisco, wanted to buy some new furniture for his new home. But furniture prices in the United States were high, and the affordable styles did not appeal to his wife. Following a friend's advice, he decided to order furniture he liked at reasonable prices from the Foshan furniture market and ship it to San Francisco.

His purchases included a sofa, a double bed, a sideboard, and other large and small furniture pieces, totaling 10 cubic meters. He placed the whole warehouse-to-door cross-ocean move in the hands of Seapoe Relo.

After leaving the Foshan factory, the goods were sent directly by the manufacturer to Seapoe's self-operated warehouse in Guangzhou. Seapoe accepted the furniture on his behalf, inventoried it, and reinforced the protective packaging. Once everything had arrived and was secured, the entire set was loaded into a container for shipment. Being brand new, the furniture received extra protection, with layers of cartons and protective boards around each piece to minimize any scratches or damage during the long sea voyage.

After a journey of over a month, the container arrived smoothly at the Port of San Francisco. Seapoe handled all the customs clearance procedures, saving Mr. Zhu the trouble of dealing with complex customs documents himself. That spared him a lot of back-and-forth communication and paperwork. After the goods were released, the local team arranged a box truck with dedicated staff to deliver all the furniture to Mr. Zhu's doorstep in San Francisco.

The crew unloaded the furniture from the truck in an orderly way, piece by piece. Neatly stacked under the sunlight, these household goods had truly made their way across the ocean. The movers divided the work and carefully carried the furniture into the house with good on-site protection. Before leaving, they cleaned up all the packaging waste, completing the door delivery smoothly.

Many people worry that buying new furniture in China and shipping it to the United States is too much trouble. They have to arrange pickup and container loading at home, they are concerned about customs clearance stalling overseas, and they fear having to find their own truck and movers once the goods arrive at the port.

What Mr. Zhu experienced this time was exactly the warehouse-to-door one-stop service. Warehouse receiving in China, sea freight, customs clearance in the destination country, local truck delivery and moving were all included, with Seapoe handling everything.

Watching the brand-new furniture from China arrive smoothly at his San Francisco home, Mr. Zhu said that what had crossed the Pacific was not merely a shipment of furniture, but also a heartfelt anticipation of home life.