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August 29, 2017 Julie Grace

How to Pack Furniture When Moving?

When relocating long distances, one of the essential things is to know how to pack furniture because it can get damaged and cost you a fortune. After a house and a car, household items are the third most expensive belongings that people buy in their lifetime. And if you consider that an average American moves around 12 times in a lifetime, you understand the importance of doing it efficiently.

August 28, 2017 Kate Holland

How to Create Perfect Moving Labels

Everyone who has a relocation ahead of them would love to grasp any tip to help them undergo it most effectively. Moving labels are one of the best hacks that will help through the move-out day. It will also make sure unpacking goes with as little strain as possible.

August 26, 2017 Anastasia Hill

Moving to the East Coast – Your Cross-Country Guide

You are thinking about moving to the East Coast, but wonder if that’s a good idea? Undoubtedly, there will be plenty of things you’ll adore. Some not so much, but pros greatly outweigh the cons. So, without any hesitation, let’s see what you should know before relocating to the EC.

August 25, 2017 Hannah Michaelson

Things you Should Know Before Moving to the West Coast

Does moving to the West Coast sound like a dream come true? Well, it is. Who would not want to live in a place with year-round sunny days (at least in California), stunning nature and welcoming people? WC also offers fantastic job opportunities and embraces all sorts of lifestyles. But, before you start to pack your bathing suit, let’s see what things you should know before relocating to the WC.

August 25, 2017 Michael Vaughan

When is the Best Time to Move – Pick the Right Season

If you have the luxury to choose the time of the year for your move, you are truly lucky. And if you are wondering when is the best time to move, know that it all depends on your specific needs and the amount of money you are prepared to spend for relocation.

February 25, 2017 Blake Shaw

How Much Do Movers Cost – a Quick Guide to the Costs of Relocation

Are you planning on relocating to a new home soon? That’s great news! Relocation will help you start fresh and enjoy your life from a different perspective. However, moving can be a complicated process, which is why you’re probably thinking about hiring professionals. But how much do movers cost and will your budget be able to accommodate it?

August 23, 2016 Eva Johnson

How Does Car Shipping Work – An Auto Transport Guide

If you are planning a moving process or expecting to move for work soon, you may have been struggling with the question of “how does car shipping work?”. While we all know that you can ship a car long distances, not many of us know the details and the exact logistics. There are many reasons why not to drive your car when cross-country moving, and many ways to transport it instead. We are going to give you a whole new perspective on it.

July 7, 2016 Hannah Michaelson

The Pros and Cons of Getting Rental Trucks for Moving

Getting rental trucks for moving could be the right solution for those who would like to organize a DIY move. But if you’re not entirely sure whether it’s the best option for you, take a look at our list of pros and cons before making a reservation and see if renting a vehicle will solve your relocation troubles.

July 4, 2016 Lucy Lucas

How to Choose a Moving Company?

If you’re planning to relocate soon, you might have found yourself wondering how to choose a moving company that will transfer your household to a new home on time and without a single item damaged or missing. This process might be tedious and challenging, but you’ll need to put in some effort in order to save money and nerves in the end. After all, your precious belongings are at stake here.

June 2, 2016 Blake Shaw

Last-Minute Moving – Tips on How to Move in a Hurry

The very thought of last-minute moving promises stress and plenty of hassle for something that shouldn’t otherwise be so impromptu. It’s a major change that affects your social life, career and the entire family, but it’s not necessarily for the worse.

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