Depending on when, where, and how you’re moving, the exact timeline of your move will be slightly different. One thing that we can recommend regardless is to book as early as possible. The rule of thumb is two months before the move date. Although, if you move in the summer you’re going to want to book three months ahead of time.
Hardly anyone moves enough to know what is expected. That can make tipping movers an awkward moment. Learn what’s expected and everything you should know when it’s time to show your gratuity.
Decluttering your home is a daunting task as you prepare to move, but pickup donations can make the process easier. These organizations can load up your donations at your house, saving your time and energy for moving the items you choose to keep. There are several reasons to choose this downsizing method and many great organizations to choose from.
1 in 5 moves incurs some kind of damage to items. With moving insurance you can move with a little more peace of mind that you won’t end up broken items to replace yourself. Let’s dive in to some of the FAQs of moving insurance.
The type of storage that you end up using should depend on your particular circumstances. How much work will you do? How much access do you need to your items? We’ll go into this and more in this article.
Learning how to pack and move art can be stressful if they’re valuable to you. Your new home won’t be the same without them, so it’s crucial you move paintings and sculptures with care.
It’s simple enough to pack up your house, but many have to learn how to pack and move houseplants at some point. If you’re careful about moving plants when moving house, your plants will continue to brighten your home. Here’s how.
Moving can actually be quite simple. Unfortunately, many people are unprepared and caught off guard. Use these moving hacks and tips and you’ll be fully aware of all of the best things to do to prepare for your next relocation.
It’s true! There are places across the country that will give you money to move there! If this sounds like your line of work, read along to pick your new hometown.
