Moving Tips - Page 27

The answer depends on how heavy a piano is and the people involved. Specialist piano movers will be able to do more with fewer people and they’ll know exactly what it takes to safely move a…

Learning how to move a pool table is the first step if you want to DIY the job. It will require a near-complete disassembly of the table and a healthy amount of muscle power to move…

Moving can be quite a hair-raising activity that can turn your world upside down if you don’t plan it out well. Where moving is concerned, the organization is everything. And did you know that you can…

It's no secret that moving can get expensive. After all, when you're moving all of your inventory from NYC to Denver, you have to take into consideration all the miles traveled and the amount of hard work the team of movers will put into your relocation. Sometimes spending money with moving is unavoidable but FlatRate gathered a few tips to help your wallet while preparing for your move day. 1. Reconsider Your Inventory Moving gives you a great opportunity to start fresh and reconsider what is worth bringing along on…

Many people will agree that winter is the season that they do not want to move. However, summer poses its challenges, and most people are not prepared for them. Sure, there is no risk of snow,…

One thing you never overhear at a cocktail party is, "Boy, I just love moving! Just can't wait to start packing those boxes!" In fact, for most of us, it's the exact opposite. Moving falls roughly…

When it comes to moving, a lot of people will go out and buy cardboard boxes, a massive set of fancy moving crates, or nice-looking plastic boxes specifically for the job.  And while this tactic can be convenient, there are other ways to ascertain boxes.  With a little planning, you can save a few dollars on boxes and spend the money on your new home! By going out and finding free boxes you’ll not only help your wallet, but Mother Nature will appreciate it too!  But not any box will…

One thing people fear the most when moving into a new apartment or house is that their stuff will wind up at the new location broken, damaged, or completely destroyed. This fear rings true, irrespective of whether you decide to move or hire professionals. Avoiding damaged items is a priority for all movers. We sat down with FlatRate’s Head of Mover Training, Vladimir Cvijovic to get an inside look at the items that are most likely to break and what YOU can do to protect them. Before any move, make…

There's so much to do when moving. Our experts have been through it all and have compiled a list of ways to help manage moving stress. How stressful is moving? Ask any of your family and friends and you will get the same answer: SUPER STRESSFUL. From overstuffed basements and attics to go through to terrible, unscrupulous moving companies to weather-related delays, moving can be a headache and a half. But it doesn’t have to be. Managing moving stress is key to making the transition from one home to another…