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Even a local move can cost hundreds of dollars, and that’s before you add on other moving-related expenses like deposits, moving supplies, and storage fees. We are here to help you find the cheapest rates on reliable moving services!
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We understand that no two moves look the same, so your moving experience shouldn’t be cookie cutter either.
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Not only do we help you find reliable moving help, but we offer you some moving tips to make your move go smoothly.
Before you even book your move, you can check out the helpful info on the blog. Read up on everything from how to unpack and organize your move to advice for moving with cats and dogs. Don’t see your question answered? Just give us a call!
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Moving can be a stressful experience under the best of circumstances. Even if you can afford to hire movers to pack everything and do all the moving for you, it’s still an interruption to your daily life. Here are some top tips to help make your residential move as smooth as possible:
Before you pack up everything else, pack what you need for your first night in your new home in an overnight bag and put it in your car. That way, no matter what happens to everything else, you have the essentials to survive your first night.
Clear plastic bins will not only help you see immediately what is inside, but they will distinguish your essentials from everything else packed away in cardboard boxes. If you have movers helping you move, you can ask them to set the clear plastic bins in a specific area for quick and easy access as soon as you arrive.
You must move all your clothing and linens anyway, so why not use them for a purpose? You can wrap glasses in socks, pad boxes with heavy items with wadded up sheets and towels, and even wrap pictures and other breakable items in linens. Best of all, when you get to your new residence, you won’t have a ton of trash to take out.
Sometimes, it’s easier to break down large pieces of furniture or items like bookcases or shelving before the move. Use masking tape to either tape screws, nuts, bolts and other hardware directly to the furniture or place them in a Ziploc bag and tape that to the furniture it came from.
Colored duct tape is a great way to color code your boxes so you know exactly where they go. Use a permanent marker to write on the tape what is in the box and what room it goes in. If you are hiring movers to move your belongings, you can even number the boxes and keep a list of what is in each box. Then you know exactly how many boxes you should have and what is missing if a box gets misplaced.
In many cases you can actually save a great deal of money – not to mention time, energy, headaches and hassles – by simply selling off your old stuff and purchasing new stuff for your new place. Often, your old furniture won’t fit as well in your new place anyway, so moving is a great time to restock or even upgrade.
When looking for a new house or apartment to rent, you need to be as pragmatic as possible. While you might not be able to find your dream home as a renter, you still deserve to find a nice place to live. When looking at new space, make sure to ask thorough questions so you know the situation you’re walking […]
Keeping your living or working spaces nice and neat is sometimes easier said than done, especially if you are limited on storage space. An affordable solution worth considering is a self-storage unit. Such units come in all shapes and sizes with an assortment of rental options, so it’s an option that can easily fit into […]
Congratulations on your new home! However, now comes the hard part, moving into it. Once the movers have unloaded your boxes, it’s time for you to unpack and organize your belongings. Although this can be quite a challenging process, with time your apartment will slowly start to look like home. With the help of this guide, you’ll have the steps needed […]
In the moving industry, summer is the busiest season. Most people would rather move during the summer since the kids are out of school and the weather is favorable to travel. Moving, however, involves packing up your life, arranging schedules and strenuous labor in the heat. Here are some tips to make your summer move in the […]
Houston is a huge city with many job opportunities and significantly lower housing costs than other populous metros. It’s the hub of the oil industry, a major center for healthcare, and the home of NASA. Dining is considered a pastime here, and having no state income taxes means extra money in your pocket to enjoy one of […]
Moving your entire life from one location to another may seem like a daunting task, but it can be an easy, streamlined experience that is quite pleasant when effectively organized. Moving into an apartment unique, as there are a lot of things you don’t need to purchase. For example, you don’t need to worry about most […]
Congratulations on your new home! However, now comes the hard part, moving into it. Once the movers have unloaded your boxes, it’s time for you to unpack and organize your belongings. Although this can be quite a challenging process, with time your apartment will slowly start to look like home. With the help of this guide, you’ll have the steps needed […]
When looking for a new house or apartment to rent, you need to be as pragmatic as possible. While you might not be able to find your dream home as a renter, you still deserve to find a nice place to live. When looking at new space, make sure to ask thorough questions so you know the situation you’re walking […]
If you’re moving to Houston, bravo — the great state of Texas is waiting to welcome you. Before you begin to explore its delights, however, you’ll want to make sure that all the proper utilities for your new home are in place and in good working order. Following is a list of some of the […]
Houston is a huge city with many job opportunities and significantly lower housing costs than other populous metros. It’s the hub of the oil industry, a major center for healthcare, and the home of NASA. Dining is considered a pastime here, and having no state income taxes means extra money in your pocket to enjoy one of […]
Before you move from one home to another, there are some things that you want to consider getting rid of instead of packing every little thing in your home to take with you. When you get to your new home, it will be a time to start over. You can paint the walls, get new furniture and make the home look different than what you moved from because it is a different environment. If you have a lot of items from your previous home that you don’t even want, then your new house can become cluttered very quickly.
Divide your belongings into a few different categories: anything functional and frequently used, items that have a special place in your heart, and items that bring beauty to the home that you have used for some time. If you go through your belongings and can’t think of a reason to keep something, then it’s time to purge those items instead of packing them on the moving truck. Here are some of the best things to toss before your move:
When you pack the items in your bathroom and linen closet, pay attention to the condition of your towels, washcloths, and sheets. If they have holes in them and look like they could be used for rags instead of their designated purpose, then it’s probably time to purge them and get new ones for your new home. Your fitted sheets will usually lose their elasticity after a few years and your towels may be stained from years of make-up removal. Use moving as an opportunity to purchase new linens for all the beds in the home as well as soft towels for your family to use.
If there are appliances in the kitchen that don’t work or pieces of equipment that you no longer use, moving is the time to get rid of them. Items that still work can be donated or sold. Throw away or recycle broken appliances. If there’s something in your cabinets that is just collecting dust, then consider tossing it instead of trying to salvage it because it’s likely something that you’re not going to use in your new home.
Before packing all your clothes and accessories, go through your belongings to get rid of what you can’t wear and what you don’t want. There are probably items that you haven’t worn in a while that could be given to someone else or sold. The trinkets that have dust on them or that don’t seem to go with any kind of other decoration in the room can also be purged so that you can get new decorations for your new home.
If you still have boxes in your attic from the last time you moved, take time to consider whether this is stuff you really need to keep. If you haven’t even opened the box or don’t remember what’s inside, and you’ve lived without it for several months or years then now may be the time to part ways with some of the extra baggage.
If you’re an avid reader with stacks upon stacks of books and magazines filling up every nook and cranny, consider paring down your personal library. If it’s a text or publication you don’t plan to read again, consider donating it to your local library or selling it to a used bookstore. Getting rid of heavy books is one of the easiest ways to cut down on moving costs.
This list is a great starting place for decluttering before you start the packing process. Remember to think twice before packing anything in a box to ensure you keep your new home as clutter free and easy to organize as possible.
