Even if you don’t realize it, the date on which you decide to move out plays a big role in the big picture of your move. Sometimes you don’t really have a choice and the move-out date is decided for you. One way or another, circumstances – the ones that are usually out of your […]
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Temporary storage can be a great option in certain transitional situations – for example, when you’re moving away temporarily or when you’re downsizing your home. When the new place is not yet ready to receive your household items, then placing your stuff in storage can be an excellent solution to your current lack of sufficient […]
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Moving house in the rain will definitely not be a dream moving scenario for you. The process of moving out is stressful enough, so the last thing you’d want is to have to deal with rainy weather on your Moving day. Unfortunately, no one can control the climatic conditions in any way. Instead, what we […]
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Moving by yourself – that is, moving to another home without hiring a moving company – can be quite a challenging task for a number of reasons. First of all, you’re going to need to know how to pack up your belongings so that they are sufficiently protected during the haul. Secondly, you’re going to […]
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In case you are wondering, moving to a new city is rarely an easy thing to do. First of all, you’re leaving a familiar place where you’ve felt pretty comfortable before you had to move away. But it’s not only the calming familiarity that you will be missing before long – rather, it’s the good […]
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Moving across the country is an expensive affair. The average cost of an interstate move is around $4,300 (according to the American Moving and Storage Association), so it’s hardly surprising that most people are looking for cheap ways to move across country. The cheaper, the better, of course. When you’re getting ready to move to […]
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Sooner or later, the time comes for young adults to leave the family nest and begin their own independent life somewhere else. It’s a dreadful moment for some, for others it’s a long-awaited moment filled with excitement and joy. If you’re about to move out of your parents’ house, then you’ll need to know what […]
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The process of moving house consists of too many move-related tasks whose timely and successful completion predetermines how your entire residential move will play out. The relocation process is all about impeccable organization of the various jobs you are expected to take care of, and as you surely know by now, each stage has its […]
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Under specific circumstances, organizing a DIY move could prove to be a good option for you. Basically, a self-move means that you’ll have to pack up all your household items by yourself, rent a moving truck from a reputable truck rental company, drive the van across the country until you reach the new home, and […]
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According to statistical data, the average American moves house once every 5 years. In other words, a person in the U.S. is expected to move to a new home roughly 12 times in their lifetime. It’s important to note that behind each and every house move there’s an underlying reason for moving. That’s right, there’s […]
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