When you're moving to a new house, there are a number of important things to do before relocation day arrives. You must pack up everything, find a way to get it to the next home, and finally unpack your wares and get your new house in order. Completing these tasks in a timely fashion can be a bit overwhelming, and you may start to feel exhausted at the very thought of all of the tasks you'll need to perform to make the move a success. [Read More]

Eventually, there may come a time in your life when you need to make some major changes in your life and move from your family home of many years to a senior living community or assisted living center. When this time comes though, you might find also find yourself struggling to deal with the transition and to let go of your home and all of the possessions that you have accumulated over the years. [Read More]

Moving is not something most people look forward to, yet it can be an extremely exciting event even though it involves so much work. If you are moving to a house that is relatively close to your current one, moving will be slightly easier than if you were performing a long-distance move. The close distance between your two homes can allow you to complete a lot of important tasks before you actually move in, and here are some of the tasks you may want to do in your new home during the week before you move. [Read More]

When moving, you spend a lot of time protecting your possessions. You may wrap them in bubble wrap or tissue paper, pack them carefully into boxes, and stack your boxes as securely as possible into the moving truck. But how much time and effort do you put into protecting yourself and your helpers? Your move won't be enjoyable if it lands you in the emergency room! Follow these tips to keep yourself and your assistants safe while packing, loading, driving, and unpacking, [Read More]