Moving Tips and Guides

High-Rise Moves Play by Different Rules Moving into a house and moving into a high-rise or apartment building are fundamentally different operations. One involves a front door and a driveway. The other involves building management, elevator reservations, loading dock windows, parking permits, and a set of rules that most people do not discover until they

At a Glance An Office Move Is a Business Decision, Not Just a Logistics Problem Organizing Office Equipment Before the Move Protecting Fragile Electronics and Documents Moving Large Furniture and Cubicles Tips for a Seamless Office Relocation The Bottom Line An Office Move Is a Business Decision, Not Just a Logistics Problem Moving a home

At a Glance You Do Not Have to Spend a Fortune to Move Well Start With a Realistic Budget Budget-Friendly Moving Strategies When to DIY vs. When to Hire Professionals Ways to Reduce Moving Costs Budgeting for Packing Supplies Free Resources Worth Using The Bottom Line You Do Not Have to Spend a Fortune to

The Coverage Gap Most People Discover Too Late Almost everyone who moves assumes their belongings are covered. Some assume it is the moving company’s responsibility. Others assume their homeowner’s or renter’s insurance handles it. Most find out exactly how much – or how little – they were actually covered for only after something goes wrong.

Why Appliances Are the Riskiest Items in Any Move Most moving damage happens to things people did not prepare properly. With standard furniture and boxes, that means scratches and broken dishes. With large appliances, it means damaged floors, injured backs, broken machines, and voided warranties. Refrigerators, washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, and ranges are heavy, awkward,