Your Stress Free Moving Handbook

Posted on: 21 December 2016

Thrifty parents who plan to have another child in the future may wish to save some of the perfectly good baby clothes they have now. After all, if your child outgrows things before wearing them out, that's something to take advantage of, right? And it's totally possible to store some baby clothes in the intervening years in your attic or a storage unit, as long as you're not worried that they'll be out of style by the time your next baby comes along (but don't worry, he or she won't care about being stylish, due to being a baby). [Read More]

Posted on: 20 December 2016

Moving doesn't have to be difficult. When you have to move from one home to another, working with a local moving company can make your move easy. You won't have to worry about finding friends and family members to help you move your belongings, and you can focus on different tasks. You will be able to spend your time carefully packing, labeling all of your things, and getting your new home ready for you to move in. [Read More]

Posted on: 8 June 2015

If you are in the process of planning an interstate move, then it is vital that you understand that there are some items that are not legal to transport across state lines. Whether you are utilizing the services of a professional moving company (seek out interstate movers) or are moving your belongings yourself, knowing what items are illegal to transport is very important if you want to avoid legal troubles. As if moving isn't already stressful enough, the last thing you need is to add legal bills on the top! [Read More]

Posted on: 22 December 2014

Moving from one home to another can be a time consuming and stressful experience for many people. There are a few tips that you can utilize to help relieve some of this stress and ensure your moving day goes smoothly. Below, you will learn more about a couple of the most effective ways to accomplish this goal: Color Code Your Box Labels It can take quite a bit of time to stop and read each label on the dozens or even hundreds of boxes you are likely to move from one house to another. [Read More]