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Avoiding Moving Mistakes

A few years ago, I dealt with the biggest moving disaster. I didn't pack very carefully, and several of my possessions were damaged during the cross-country journey. When my employer asked me to move across the country again, I knew I had to do things a little more carefully the next time around. I hired a professional moving team to help me out, and they started working right away to cushion all of my things. This blog is all about the benefits of hiring a professional team of moving experts, so that you don't have to deal with damaged goods.

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Planning A Long-Distance Move

23 December 2015
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Making the big leap across the country can be a frightening and yet exhilarating journey. You may have considered making a move for some time, or your company may have transferred you. Whatever your reason, the move will take a great deal of practical planning and personal effort. Do not fear. The big change is manageable.  Movers Unless you are planning to buy all new everything, you will want to hire a moving company that specializes in long-distance relocations. Read More 

Three Important Packaging Materials To Use During Your Next Move

17 December 2015
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In the weeks and days leading up to a move, you'll likely be spending the bulk of your time packing your possessions. Gone are the days of simply wrapping the fragile items in newspaper and hoping they don't break. Today, you have a number of valuable packaging materials at your disposal that can help keep your goods secure -- and won't rub newsprint onto your fingers while you work. You can often buy these packing materials at your local moving and storage store, but regardless of how you're able to obtain them, you can count on their ability to make the packing and moving process easier. Read More 

How Self-Storage Can Help With A Crowded Dorm Room

16 December 2015
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You might be disappointed when you first visit your dorm room and discover that there's just not enough space for many of the belongings you want to bring with you. You may need to rent a self-storage unit so you can have more space to work with.  Knowing What To Store If you can find a storage facility close to your campus, you can easily travel to and from the storage facility to grab a bike, for example. Read More 

Charting Your Belongings For Efficient Storage

11 December 2015
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When you put your belongings into storage, you want to consider what will happen if you decide you need something before you remove all your items. Not knowing where a particular item is can quickly turn into a big nightmare, and you may find yourself spending the day going through dozens of boxes. It would be much easier to simply turn to a chart and pinpoint the exact section the box you need is in, and exactly which box has what it is you need. Read More 

Great Tips For Using A Rental Unit While Keeping Your Items Safe

9 December 2015
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You are renting a storage unit because you are moving into a smaller residence or perhaps you need to store items for a business or special treasures you can't fit into your house. If you follow a few tips and tricks for using a rental unit, you can keep your items safe and secure without a lot of fuss. Raise Items Off the Floor You can certainly keep your items stored in cardboard boxes and place them right on the floor. Read More