Move Planning - Page 33

When moving an office or a home, people often need to get rid of old furniture. Sometimes it's because a chair or a wardrobe has gotten a little old and battered, sometimes it's because the bulkier pieces won't fit into a new office or a new home. Sometimes it's because the new rental apartment or house comes ready-furnished, and sometimes it's nothing more than the desire to have more space and reduce clutter. Moving to storage is always an option but it does cost money. There are plenty of reasons…

Bicycles are awkward for packers and movers, and if you're going to be moving interstate or across the country (or even further) it's a good idea to pack them with care. Otherwise, they can spread dirt,…

An empty house is the ultimate clean slate. No cumbersome furniture to negotiate, no preconceived notions about how a place is “supposed” to look. This is your opportunity to make the house your own, and that often starts with the walls and floors. But wait! What should you do first? Paint the walls and then take care of the floors? Or do the floors and then paint the walls? The chicken and the egg It’s the “chicken and egg” question that no one seems to have a definitive answer on!…

If your boss has just asked you to move to a new city, you'll probably be feeling a little unsure of what to say. Few people are able to uproot themselves straight away there are plenty…

Selling a house can be a daunting thing, especially in this market. With housing prices on a roller coaster, what can we do to make our home the best of the bunch? Well, we can stage…

Packing is hands down the most tedious job in a move. People put it off until the last minute and then end up frazzled when they realize that they have not packed a thing. This is…