As a member of the armed forces, I have picked up my stuff and moved to a new state more times than I can count. At first, it was really difficult, but over time, I have learned how to move without a lot of extra trouble. One thing that I have learned is how to weed out the items that you don't really need. Those extra Christmas decorations might be nice, but do you really want to lug them from city to city? Learn more great moving tips on my blog, so that your next relocation doesn't take more time and energy than it needs to.
Posted on: 25 March 2020
Once upon a time, someone moved to a land far, far away. That someone was you! This is the story you will be telling once this big move is over and you've fully relocated to your new location. But here's the challenge — you have to get there first. Hiring a long-distance moving service will make the whole process a lot easier, but you will also want to follow these tips. [Read More]
Posted on: 25 November 2019
There are many reasons why storage units are used each day. Here are just some of the many reasons why people rent personal storage units. 1. They are refurbishing a home There can be a lapse in time between the time when someone buys new furniture and they can sell the furniture they already have. If they are anxious to bring home their new furniture, then they can have the furniture they are going to be selling put into a personal storage unit. [Read More]
Posted on: 12 July 2019
A local move may be a lot less effort than relocating across the country, but it can still be stressful. This is especially true if you are unable to take time off from work or school to handle the move. In this case, you have to find a way to complete the move in your spare time. Chances are, you won't be able to spend more than a single day or perhaps a weekend on the actual move, so you will need the following tips to make sure your move goes smoothly. [Read More]
Posted on: 6 June 2018
Going to college out-of-state is much easier when you opt to live on campus, but once summer comes, you are left with a conundrum. Summer leases are hard to come by, so if you are like many dorm-dwelling college students, you likely go home for summer, crash at a friend's home, or work an internship that provides a room but little else. What do you do with your stuff during this short break? [Read More]