-
Have a Sudden Long Distance Move for Work? What to Know First
If your company has just informed you that you are relocating to another office location that is a long distance away, moving quickly and trying to make this sudden change in your life can be difficult. It can also get expensive. You'll want to talk with your employer and with some local moving companies to see how long this move will take and what the cost will be to get professional assistance.
-
Storage Tips for Materials from Your Pottery Studio
If you own a small pottery studio and are going to be moving it across town to a larger facility in the next few months, temporarily store equipment, clay, and tools inside of a rental unit by implementing the following tips. As a result, your possessions will remain damage free, and you will be able to locate items without needing to sift through an extensive amount of materials. Place Large Pieces of Equipment on Pallets That Are Labeled
-
Moving To A New Home? 4 Things You Should Always Remember To Bring Along
If you're in the process of moving, you're probably prepared for all the major items you'll have to put on your to-do list – such as packing, turning your utilities off/on, etc. However, you might not be prepared for the little incidentals that accompany the moving process. It's those little incidentals that can make or break the move – like remembering your keys or forgetting them at your old house. When packing for your move, here are four things you should remember.
-
In A Rush To Move? Tips For Handling Fragile Items
When you are in a rush to move out of your current place, a big concern will be making sure that fragile items are protected. While large and durable items will be easy to move without breaking them, like tools, books, or furniture, there are other items that need more consideration for how they are packed. This includes lamps, artwork, dishes, and glasses. These tips can help you move quickly without breaking anything.
-
Getting The Most Out Of Bulk Shopping With A Self-Storage Unit
One of the biggest challenges with buying in bulk is figuring out where you will store everything you buy. Unless you have room in your house for all those jumbo rolls of toilet paper and paper towels, warehouse club shopping might not sound like the best idea. However, you can maximize your storage space and take advantage of great deals when you find them by renting a self-storage unit from a local storage company.
About Me
I have always been one of those people who loves to explore new places, but a few years ago I realized that I was going to be moving in a big way. My company had recently relocated overseas, and it was really intimidating for me. I realized that we would be moving to Singapore, which was going to be a big change from what we were used to. I realized that I needed to start organizing my belongings so that the move was easier. I also worked to prepare my kids for the transition. Check out this blog for more information on moving successfully with a family.