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How to prepare for long distance moving?

Moving is always stressful, but long distance moving is nerve-racking. There are so many things to prepare before you move out for good. You have to travel back and forth all the time in order to find a new home and ship your belongings, you have to find a reliable and affordable moving agency and say goodbye to all your friends and family. However, it is not something that can not be done. Here are some tips and tricks to help you prepare for long distance moving. Good luck! (more…)

Tips for storing fine art in New York

Storing fine art in New York is a serious task. Apartments are small, houses don't always come with attics and basements. The only place you can store your belongings is in a storage unit. And everyone knows that renting a storage unit is a good idea in New York. Luckily NYC has a lot of them. Once you find the perfect storage unit for storing fine art you have to actually prepare your pieces for storing. Just tossing them inside and leaving them like that won't keep them in good condition. We decided to give you a few tips for storing fine art in New York. (more…)

The best ways to relax after moving home

We all know how stressful moving can be. It is both an exciting and daunting process. Exciting because we are turning a new leaf and starting fresh. But daunting because you have to spend a lot of time, money, energy, and nerves on it. All that hustle and bustle makes us exhausted. Moving home is not an easy task, not even a single task. Even if you know all the moving tricks, you will still need to work a lot. A lot of things and people are involved. Things get worse if you decide to have a DIY kind of move instead of hiring professionals. So, after moving is completed and you unpacked and settled in, you must do something for yourself. Luckily, there are many ways to relax after moving home. And, we are here to give you some advice. (more…)

How to organize urgent military relocation?

When you think about it, you’ll realize that relocation is one of the most complicated periods that a person could go through. And this is something that’s true regardless of the kind of relocation you’re undertaking. But still - there are some types of moves that may turn out to be harder than others. A great example of that is an urgent military relocation. While it’s hard, it’s actually quite common; people who are in the military usually have a permanent change of station every couple of years. And if you’re someone who’s doing this and has a family, then it’s definitely not simple. Don’t worry though - we have a couple of very useful tips that should help anyone who’s moving because they’re in the armed forces! Deal with housing early on Before you find Florida movers who specialize in military relocation, you’ll find that there are quite a few things to deal with. Namely, that’s because this sort of relocation is different from your run of the mill household move. Just …

Why is it a good idea to rent a storage unit?

During the relocation process, there are a lot of things which you need to do. From planning the entire process, selecting the items, gathering packing materials, etc. But, in the case when you need extra space for your belongings, what should you do? One of the options you have is to rent a storage unit. Be sure that having storage can be a good thing for your items. On the other hand, your moving process will become easier to organize. However, you need to find a good storage solution. (more…)

How To Find A Safe And Affordable Storage In Brooklyn

If you are decluttering your Brooklyn home or moving into this colorful borough of New York, you will most probably need a storage unit. If you’ve never rented one before, then you are yet to experience how useful they are. It is an ideal solution for temporarily or permanently storing your belongings during the moving process. With more stuff and less space, the storage industry is booming, which means there are plenty of options. This is why being careful when choosing your storage in Brooklyn is of detrimental importance. To have an easy and low-cost storage experience, put your reading glasses on and follow the steps below. (more…)

Finding movers in NYC – step by step

Living in New Yor City is expensive. If you are like most people, you would want to save every dollar you can. However, that does not mean that you should move by yourself. Moving is a stressful process, and it requires a lot of time, energy and skills. So, do not focus on having a DIY kind of move, but focus on finding movers in NYC that are both reliable and affordable. This process might take some time, and because of that, it would be best if you started looking for movers as soon as you know the moving date. So, without further ado, let us help you with finding movers in NYC, one step at the time. (more…)

Moving to South Florida – how to adapt?

Are you thinking of moving to South Florida? If you ask us, that’s a great idea; no matter where you’re coming from. After all, staying in a single place for too long is just plain boring. That’s why most people move at least a few times in their lives. No matter how well you got it somewhere; people simply aren’t meant to live their whole lives in one place. But while relocation to South Florida is a great thing - don’t think that there won’t be a period of adjustment. Don’t worry, though; we’re here to make sure you adapt to the new surroundings. (more…)

Things to do in Staten Island after moving

If you have ever heard someone call Staten Island the “forgotten borough”, forget what you've heard. Staten Island has it all - fine wine, beautiful parks, fantastic museums, sports events and a lot more. There are so many things to do in Staten Island after moving here. Luckily, you won't need to go anywhere else to have fun. There's nothing more exciting than exploring a new city, especially if it has a lot to offer. (more…)

Moving out of Chicago 101

Why has a large number of individuals and families been moving out of Chicago lately? Reasons behind people moving out of Chicago are most often social and financial. Absence of financial interest in Chicago neighborhoods, the high crime rate in some neighborhoods, as well as the absence of employment and occupation training are just some of the factors that force people to leave. Also, the number one reason is inefficient and poorly structured taxations. (more…)