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Just like the U.S. Postal Service, a move must go on in rain, shine, sleet or snow. Mother Nature can throw even the best-planned move into turmoil. The weather is often unpredictable, but there are some things you can do to be prepared for any inclement weather on your moving day.
Moving can be stressful, but there are certain times of the year, month and week that are better to move into your new home. Regardless of whether you hire movers or are doing the move yourself, moving companies and rental truck agencies typically charge lower rates and have more resources available during.
Our moving tips are here to help you during the time of your upcoming move. Our tutorials are full of tips, checklists and reminders that can help make your move a better experience. From garage sale guidelines and packing tips to helpful hints for moving pets, Jobbers/Allied has the moving tips to make your next relocation a breeze.
It’s true. Moving the contents of your home isn’t a traditionally difficult task – after all, at some point most of us have moved ourselves from one apartment to the next. But it can be physically demanding, requires a little know-how in order to keep yourself and your things safe – and arranging the proper vehicles and friends to help you can be a logistical nightmare. That said, it can be done. But should it?
Moving Van at the curb of your new home? No pots and pans unpacked? Visit the Foodnetworks Diners Drive Ins and Dives to find tried and true restaurants in your community to celebrate your new home.
Here are some great ideas to feed your family, the neighbors, the movers and anyone else that has helped you throughout your busy day!
Jobbers/Allied wants you to start preparing early for your move with our moving checklist. It's really never too soon to begin planning for a move, and veteran movers have found that a comprehensive moving timeline and checklist is the best strategy to ensure a smooth relocation. Our moving checklist and timeline is also a great way to involve the entire family in the move and to spread some of the responsibilities to each person, including your children.
If you schedule your move in advance, here are some good ideas in how you can feed your family during moving preparation and moving day and every other busy day of your week!
A home of your own. A bigger place. A fresh start in a new city. When it comes to moving, the payoff is huge. But getting there takes effort and, to put it politely, can be a challenge. The good news is that there are simple ways to ease some of your burden and simplify your move. And no – they don’t necessarily involve hiring a moving company (although that is the ultimate stress reducer).
If you have any moving questions that need to be answered, Jobbers/Allied's FAQ moving checklist can be a big help. We have researched the most commonly asked moving questions, and then answered them all via this moving checklist. From pre-move to claims, we answer all your moving questions on Jobbers/Allied's FAQ moving checklist.
While you've had plenty to do and organize leading up to your move, there are some things that should be done right away (or before your belongings arrive) when you move into your new place. Here are some tips for you to follow to help make it a smooth transition and make you feel right at home in your new place.
This tutorial with garage sale tips is designed to assist you in planning and implementing a successful garage sale. There are many benefits to conducting a sale, but you will need to ask yourself the following questions to be certain that this undertaking is for you.
You're moving! Yikes! Don't panic: although moving can be an intense and exhausting experience (it's one of the biggest causes of stress), breaking it down into week-by-week tasks can make it much more manageable. Here's what to do when -- to make your move as easy as possible
Moving with pets is a sensitive issue to address when relocating. Since moving can cause unneeded stress on your pets, it's important to try and reduce these stress levels as much as possible. You also want to maintain your animals' health and happiness when moving pets. With a few suggestions, moving with pets can be a positive experience for you and them.
Moving your son or daughter to college usually means trying to fit an active, dynamic life into a shared space that’s the size of most students’ single bedrooms at home. And while the process may sound daunting, if you think back to your college days you’ll soon realize that it really will be fine. It’s a rite of passage and an incredible leap forward toward adulthood. It’s also the perfect time for your young student to start learning that sometimes less really.
You’re moving and you’ve got a few precious, valuable items. Or maybe you have a lot of them. There’s a good chance that some of these possessions are pieces of art. Whether it’s an investment or truly special artwork to you, you’ll want to take extra care during your move.
The road from one house to another can be rocky. Here's how to avoid the most common moving mistakes.
For any sommelier or casual sipper alike, your wine is important to you. When moving your wine, it's important to know the appropriate way it should be handled during transport. By moving your wine properly, the wine will be protected, and you can enjoy it in your new residence.
Grandma's china, your wedding photo albums, your favorite dining room table -- it's all precious cargo when it comes to moving house. But if you're a parent moving a family, you know there's something even more precious, and that is making sure that your children and their belongings get to your new home safe and sound, and that the transition is as painless as possible.
Whether across town or across the country, changing schools can be surprisingly tough on kids.