DeHaven's Transfer & Storage Blog: moving preparation

When you hear the term 'green moving', you may think this just means recycling everything possible. That is a great start, but we can do better. Instead of moving the traditional way, ask your mover if they offer any 'green moving' services.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Moving creates an excuse to reorganize your belongs for easier cleanup and access during those days when all you have is 15 minutes to get ready and be out of the door. After the dust settles from your Charlotte movers placing each box in their new home, make a plan to organize your bathroom space.

Relocation can bring stresses for even the most calm person, and having your fragile items moved even a short distance across town can put you on edge.

No matter what you see on those television shows about storage unit sales, there are just some things you can’t keep in a storage unit. In some cases, it may be illegal, and in other cases just flat out senseless.

If your garage or basement seems to be multiplying piles of clothes and boxes, it’s time to think about a storage unit. But once you’ve recognized your need for more storage, how do you get everything in order?