Moving day culminates in weeks or even months of planning and preparation. Effective scheduling and coordination are crucial for ensuring everything goes according to plan. However, regardless of the preparation, many people in the middle of a move run into pitfalls that set them on a delayed path. Here is a look at some of the most common moving day pitfalls and how to avoid them. Scheduling and Coordination for a Seamless Move Effective scheduling and coordination are essential for a smooth household moving experience. Dealing with unrecognized items on your to-do list or realizing you forgo ..read more

Americans dream of home ownership. Typically, individuals transition from their family residence to an apartment, build up savings, and eventually make a down payment on a house. Yet, as young adults venture out independently, many may not be fully aware of all the upkeep needed for a home. These activities become second nature to parents because they are part of their daily routine. As children mature, they may not be aware of the effort involved. For those moving into their first home, here are some essential tasks to address. Seasonal Upkeep A change in season can bring about a dramatic shi ..read more

Are you getting ready to relocate? If that is the case, consider creating a budget for your upcoming move. Doing so can help you gauge your spending limits better and stay within them. Naturally, moving costs money. Fortunately, there are some practical ways to stretch your moving budget without making significant sacrifices. Plan Your Move During a Non-Peak Season Generally, moving costs the most during the summer, when more people are relocating. This higher demand for moving services often results in higher costs. If you have flexibility over the timing of your move, consider scheduling it ..read more

People often plan their moves for weeks, sometimes months, before the date arrives. As you prepare for moving day, there are still important tasks to complete. Let’s look at ways to manage the day to make things easier. 1. Put Essential Boxes Aside Mark your first-night containers. This way, your movers know these boxes, containers, or bags go with you in your vehicle. Put them aside, ideally in your car, so they’re entirely out of the way, and there’s no chance of anyone accidentally putting them with boxes going on the truck. 2. Create an Inventory Be sure to label all your boxes clearly on ..read more

The same footprint, more storage. We have expanded our storage capacity in response to the growing need for climate-controlled commercial warehousing in the Space Coast area. The additional racking systems take advantage of the vertical space in our Melbourne, FL, location and provide area businesses with more storage options for short and long-term needs. The climate-controlled warehouse facility offers a stable environment to protect items during a project or commercial relocation. Everything is tracked in the state-of-the-art asset management system, which ensures that your stored equipment ..read more

Moving away from home can be an emotional time, especially if you love where you live. Saying a proper goodbye to the home and neighborhood where you have spent so much time can help you feel ready for the next step in your life. Below are five things you can do to say goodbye to your neighborhood when making a residential move. 1. Hold a Party Hosting a going away party is a way to get together with neighbors that you love. One of your neighbors may hold the party for you, but if you’re holding it for yourself, make the party planning easy by purchasing food from a restaurant (or requesting t ..read more

A household relocation is usually filled with excitement and anticipation. Along with all that positive energy, the chances are good that you are dreading the moving expenses that go along with it. If you made a household move before 2018, you might have qualified for a tax deduction then, but new laws have changed the moving landscape regarding tax deductions. Except for some armed forces members and their families, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 eliminated the deduction for moving costs for most taxpayers between 2018 and 2025.  Though it’s been a while since the “2017 Tax Cuts and J ..read more

Are you looking to reduce the amount of stuff you must transport during your upcoming household move? Or do you just want to start fresh with less clutter in your new place? Regardless, it’s a good idea to declutter your belongings before you start packing. You’ll be set up for a smoother and less stressful move from there! Where do you begin when it comes to decluttering before your move? We’ve got a few tried-and-true tips for you to keep in mind. 1. Give Yourself Time First, ensure you’re giving yourself enough time to tackle decluttering. Preparing for a move is time-consuming, so you migh ..read more

To avoid surprises on moving day, it’s always a good idea to prepare questions to ask your mover at the time of your estimate. Knowing the right questions will help you identify the right moving company to hire for your residential move. When gathering quotes from different companies to compare movers and make the right decision for your household, the following questions are good to ask. How long have you been in business? The first questions you ask should be about the company itself because you want to know who you are entrusting your belongings to handle your move. Ask about the company’s ..read more

While moving can be an expected part of life, it can sometimes be challenging emotionally. You may leave your familiar surroundings, social network, or even a house you love. Being mindful of your emotional wellness during the transition is vital when facing a residential move. Check out a few tips to help you manage your well-being amid an emotionally stressful move. 1. Make sure you have a sound support system in place. While moving may entail leaving some people behind, having a sound support system will still be necessary. If you are struggling with moving emotionally, make some room in yo ..read more