DeHaven's Transfer & Storage Blog

Labor Day is just around the corner, and savvy shoppers are preparing for big sales. With back-to-school and end-of-summer deals coming to an end, this weekend could mean the biggest discounts on home items until holiday sales begin.

Students and schools alike are preparing for the first day of school around the country. While most students are dreading summer's end, college students are eagerly awaiting move-in day and living on their own for the very first time.

Making the move clear across the country is a stressful event for anyone, but especially the mother in your life.

Spring is a season that everyone is happy to see, especially after the winter that was seen throughout the United States this year. If you’ve recently relocated to the Raleigh area, here are some events you can enjoy with your family after you’ve settled into your new home.

As you pack up all of your belongings into boxes you might start thinking, “this is the last time I will see these things in my house...” While moving is certainly a time to celebrate changing and moving forward, it’s still hard keeping a norm when all of your life is packed up into boxes.

The southern states have many traditions that are so strong within their culture you might not even realize they are in fact regional. Here are some big differences in moving from Charlotte, North Carolina to the big New York City, New York.

It’s no surprise to anyone to hear a move was “stressful”, but with careful planning and a moving checklist your moving day can actually be enjoyable. When you have the helping hands of your Cary movers, you can trust that at least one major part of your relocation is stress free.

If this is your first time selling your home you might not know where to start. While “stress-free” might be a relative term, if you follow these tips you’ll be on the right track. Declutter It’s hard to see past clutter to imagine how big a room might be.

When you pack up all your belongings and move to a new town in the Carolinas , you might be left without some of the everyday items you need.

After a holiday relocation to Raleigh, you might have a few extra pounds you want to say goodbye to, due to the holiday treats and general stress of a move.