The best Dublin moving company will always tell you that the process of moving can be a stressful and complicated undertaking; therefore, forgetting certain important elements is usually expected. To make the matter a whole lot easier and smoother, it’s advisable that you ensure these steps are taken when moving to a new home. (more…)
Moving in the winter is (generally) no one’s first choice, but financial pressures, job shifts or property options can force people to pack up and ship out in the heart of January or February. Make your move as painless as possible with these tips from licensed movers.
Thanks to a combination of scheduling concerns and fair weather, most Americans (Bay Area residents included) move in spring or summer. However, if you don’t have kids in school, and you’d rather avoid the busiest moving time of the year, consider calling local residential movers in autumn instead. Here are three reasons to consider bucking the trend.
Every year, nearly 17% of the United States’ population moves into new homes. The moving and storage industry must change constantly to keep up with the demand, and each year brings new moving trends. Let’s take a look at the forecasted trends for the rest of 2015.
When you hire a Bay Area moving company, remember to ask for packing tips. Since movers deal with many different types of cargo on a daily basis, these professionals will likely have some great advice that can save you hassle, time, money and frustration. (more…)
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While packing for a move, most people are also purging: getting rid of items that don’t fit the new place, are unwanted or are too difficult to transport. Among these are usually some articles that fit the category of household hazardous waste (HHW). Professional movers, including Magic Movers, may not be able to transport some of these (see “Prohibited Items” in our Helpful Tips section). In any case, your unwanted HHW requires special care in disposal. So plan ahead in your moving process to get rid of it properly.
Moving is never easy, even if you’re shuttling just a few miles from a Bay Area duplex by the ocean to a larger place more inland. But moving with small children can be a downright catastrophe. Along with changes in everyday life and leaving friends, kids also have to deal with the stress of movers and packers going through the house and sorting through their “stuff.” Here are a few battle-tested strategies to keep your kids positively oriented and helpful during a move:
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