5 Things to Do Before Moving Abroad Aug 4, 2014 For many, moving abroad is a dream thought of for many years before it finally gets fulfilled. For others, it is a spur-of-the-moment decision made because of a breakup, lucrative job opportunity, or just the yearning for…
A Helpful Guide for Buying New Carpet Jul 8, 2014 Considering your new house has every feature you were looking for you were willing to temporarily overlook the fact that the carpet desperately needs replacing throughout the home. Now that you are settled from the move it is finally time to do something about replacing the carpet. If you are like most others, this is your first time making this type of purchase, so you are probably a little overwhelmed and full of questions. Questions to Ask Yourself when Looking for Carpeting To narrow down the selection, there are a…
Lawn Care 101 for New Home Owners May 5, 2014 You probably received a lot of really great moving advice regarding reducing clutter, packing, and hiring movers. However, if this is your first house, you may have no idea where to even begin with your lawn care. You know you are going to need a lawnmower, but isn't there something else you should be doing besides stalking it and waiting for it to grow? Well, if you want to make sure your lawn looks as nice as others in the neighborhood these tips will help. Don't Be In a Hurry…
Understanding Moving Company Liability Feb 20, 2014 You would not believe how many claims go unmade because people just are not sure what their moving company is liable for. You may also be quite surprised at how many people are extremely disappointed when they find out that their insurance coverage is not enough to cover damage or loss to their belongings. Learning about insurance and liability is not very exciting, but it is important. Even the most experienced movers from the best moving companies have accidents with valuables from time to time. Licensed and Insured Moving Companies…
Moving to a New Town without a Job Jun 20, 2012 Moving to a new area is stressful enough when you have a job waiting for you; when you do not have one, it can be very scary. Not only is the process of moving and storage exhausting in itself, but you also have to make sure that you have enough money to live on until you are hired somewhere. Now, if you are moving somewhere where there are a lot of opportunities, this probably is not such a huge concern, but you still have to be prepared. Keep in mind…
Work Relocation? Things to Ask Your Employer Jun 20, 2011 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…
New House? How to Protect Your New Hardwood Floors Mar 2, 2011 So you're all moved in. The moving truck has pulled away, everything is out of storage, and the boxes are unpacked. Next stop: home improvements and everyday house maintenance. There’s no better addition to your family…
What are the best days to move in NYC? Sep 1, 2023 If you’re planning on moving to New York City shortly, you are likely filled…
A FlatRate Guide to Selling Your Furniture (and other tips) Oct 16, 2019 At FlatRate Moving we are asked every day if we have any recommendations to…
The Ultimate Guide to Moving from NYC to LA May 2, 2018 Moving from NYC to LA is almost a no-brainer. For many residents of the…
Moving from New York to Florida: Tips & Expert Advice Apr 25, 2018 While it’s known as the home to Orlando, the “theme park capital of the…
9 Easy One-Pot Meals To Make Before You Move Mar 23, 2016 The days before you move can be stressful and busy while you juggle work, family,…
Moving and Storage: How Much Does It Really Cost to Store Furniture? Nov 21, 2015 Whether you are downsizing temporarily, remodeling your home, or moving out of the country…
How to Pack Candles for a Move Jun 12, 2013 When you think about packing up your house for a move, you may think…