Blog: Moving Tips

Moving is difficult both emotionally and physically. One of the things you can do to ease the physical aspect is to edit your possessions in order to lighten your move. If you have lived in your place for any considerable length of time, no doubt you have accumulated (and accumulated!

A DIY move may sound like a manageable job—or at the very least, the extra labor, legwork, and energy may seem worth the financial savings in the end.

If your upcoming long-distance move is required by an employer, you might be wondering whether you’ll have to shoulder the expense and hassle of the relocation on your own. Should your employer pay for part of the move?

Moving into a new office can be an exiting time. Maybe this means more workspace, new office furniture, or a strategic location that will continue to catapult the business forward. There’s a lot to look forward to, but there’s also a lot to accomplish before this move is made possible.

Are you planning to relocate? If so, then you need to understand that moving doesn’t come cheap. As a matter of fact, an intrastate move costs an average of $1,170 and $5,630 for an interstate move, at least according to the American Moving & Storage Association.

Moving your family to a new city can be an overwhelming endeavor. Once the decision has been made, though, it's time to find the best way to break the news to your children.

Are you moving into a new home or business? If so, you might be looking into hiring professional movers to ease the process and make your next relocation a successful one. However, it’s important to know what to look for when choosing a moving company for your project.

Nearly  40 million Americans  are on the move each year relocating throughout the continental U.S. It may come as no surprise that summertime is peak moving season. Lugging boxes from one location to the next is more enjoyable during summer's dry, pleasant weather.

Moving in the heat of summer might mean a lot of things. It might mean paying more for the services as summer is typically the peak season of the year. On top of services being more expensive during this time, most of the moving companies are often sold out.

May is moving month. Everything needs to be handled just so in order to get the kids, the pets, the furniture, and everything else packed and loaded. You have your to-do list, and everything is scheduled to happen on time.