How To Protect Your Piano During When Relocating

6 December 2022
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Every household has some prized possessions that must be handled with care during a move. Unsurprisingly, pianos are among the most expensive items in every home. So, if you own a piano, you should figure out how to protect it when relocating. This write-up has some tips on how you can protect pianos when moving.  Get Help Unlike most items you own, pianos can be extremely heavy and large. So, any attempt to move them by yourself will often lead to accidents. Read More 

4 Mistakes To Avoid When Moving Your Office

6 December 2022
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Moving companies have the equipment — such as dollies, corrugated boxes, and machine carts — to help you efficiently move your office belongings. The professionals can transport many things in one or two trips, saving you money and time. Also, the movers will ensure delicate items like electronic devices are safe. This advantage will protect you from costly repairs. Here are mistakes you should avoid when moving your office. Failure to Assess the New Office Read More 

Tips For Summer-Time Moves: Hiring Movers And More

9 June 2022
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What do you need to know about a summer-time move? From how to handle extreme heat and humidity to the best times to schedule local movers, take a look at the top tips that can make the process easier and help you to keep your cool during the warmest months of the year. Wait To Turn Off The Electricity You have a move out date set and ready to go. Should you turn off or transfer your electric service on this day? Read More 

3 Ways To Help Your College-Aged Child Find Residential Movers In Another City

13 January 2022
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Is your college-aged child moving in a different city or state? If your young adult child is moving into their first off-campus apartment, but they're not sure how to find reputable residential movers, take a look at the ways you can help your college student to find a residential mover. Talk To Other Parents Do you know the parents of other students who attend your child's school? Whether you're still in touch with your child's freshman roommate's mom and dad, you met a group of people at orientation who you are close with, or you're part of a social media group page, reach out to other adults who either live locally or have expert/insider knowledge of area businesses. Read More