'Getting Organized' On Most Top 10 Lists for New Year's Resolutions
NEW YORK, Dec. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- The Box Butler, a premier yet affordable storage service, today announces a unique New Year's offer. Clients who sign up for at least 4 months of service will receive one-half hour of FREE butler service and a $50 SpaFinder Gift Certificate to be used at any of over 250 spas in the New York City area.
"The concept behind this promotion is to get better organized for the New Year and relieve the stress many are feeling in these tough economic times," said Scott Sinclair, president of The Box Butler. "Our customers tell us every day that organizing their homes and removing clutter adds to their well-being. So I thought after you take care of your home, it's time to 'de-stress' and take care of yourself with a spa treatment courtesy of The Box Butler."
Sinclair's goal is to make storage as easy and enjoyable for city residents who often struggle with space problems in cramped apartments.
"Having a personal butler come to your home will help kick-start that project to clean out under a bed, cabinet or closet and get that clutter into storage. It's a great opportunity to create more living space in your home," said Sinclair.
The Box Butler now offers special pricing for its services that start at just $9.99 a month. This special promotional offer ends March 31, 2009 and is valid at any NYC area spa that accepts SpaFinder Certificates.
ABOUT THE BOX BUTLER: The Box Butler is a NY/NJ based company offering a unique service for urban residents. The company delivers storage containers (in a variety of sizes) directly to customer's apartments. Consumers pack their belongings into our specially designed containers (or one of our butlers will pack for them) and then the company returns to pick up the containers. All containers are stored in The Box Butler's climate controlled-security protected-NJ warehouse. Customers can have their containers returned in as little as 4 hours.
Consumers never have to leave their homes. The Box Butler was created in part to end the hassle so many city residents endure when trying to store their 'stuff'. Often residents have to rent a car, truck, or worse -- try to get their belongings in a cab. Then they have to travel to a storage center in another neighborhood only to end up -- often alone -- on the 8th floor of a big unfriendly storage center.
The Box Butler currently serves Manhattan, Brooklyn, Hoboken and Jersey City. The company also stores items that don't fit into containers (bikes, golf clubs, skis, and even furniture). Visit the web site at www.theboxbutler.com for full details.
SOURCE The Box Butler
