Posts Tagged ‘Moving Containers’

You should do everything you can to hire a professional piano mover to move your piano. The risks are too great that you’ll damage the piano, or worse, hurt yourself. Here are 5 reasons to find an affordable piano mover. 1. Avoid Damage Your piano probably means a lot to you, otherwise you’d sell it […] read more

If you’re going to entrust your precious belongings to van lines, you should make sure that they’re first rate. There are movers that scam and rob people all the time, and you don’t want to become a victim. Here are some things to look for when hiring a moving service: Good BBB Rating One of […] read more

When choosing a moving method, you have many options, including the increasingly popular moving pods. Moving pods are portable storage containers, which can be rented and utilized either to store your belongings for a period of time, or to move your belongings to another location (be it a new home or a storage unit). However, […] read more

You’d think a few pieces of cardboard wouldn’t break the bank, but boxes for moving aren’t always inexpensive. If you buy packing boxes from a moving company or a supplies store, they can cost upwards of $5 each. Not so bad, until you figure that you could need 100 boxes or more to move. Save […] read more

When you’re moving at the last minute, moving tips can help your move go smoothly. Between coordinating your new life in your new apartment or home, packing all of your belongings and sorting through what you can give away and what you must keep, you hardly have enough time to catch your breath. Here are […] read more

Before you move into or out of an apartment, you need moving supplies-and lots of them. You don’t want to head to a shipping or moving store and spend a lot of money on boxes, tape and packing peanuts that you’re basically going to use for one day and then throw out. Save your money […] read more

In the spirit of loving the earth, let's explore eco-friendly moving. Please utilize the blog feedback form below to open discussion and share your own ideas on moving without hurting the Earth. You never know who will be reading this! I would hate for you to pass up the opportunity to highlight your brilliant ideas to Oprah's producers or such who may be reading this as research for the next big show on Earth Day and is looking for guest speakers. read more

Everyone knows that there are some things you have to leave behind when you move out of an apartment, like the toilet, refrigerator and kitchen sink. But it's hard to get attached to any of those things, especially in a rental unit. Your garden is another matter. The product of love, attention and countless hours of work, your garden is something that is hard to leave behind. So hard, in fact, that some people choose to take their gardens with them to their new homes. If the thought of parting with your garden is too difficult to bear, read on for some tips on how to take your garden with you on your next move. read more

Moving to a new apartment can be expensive. After paying for your first month’s rent up front, a security deposit, movers’ fees and any items you need for your new apartment, the total bill may be daunting. The last thing you need is to spend even more money on moving supplies. Fortunately, this is one expense that you can cut down on significantly, by thinking ahead and employing some creativity. You’ll need certain basics no matter what you own or how far you have to travel. These include packing boxes, packing tape and cushioning material to prevent breakage. read more