Moving is a stressful experience. There are so many variables that you have to set up and take care of throughout the process and it can be overwhelming. Once you’ve completed your move, it may be difficult to de-stress and relax. Here are just a few ways to enjoy your new place: Go for a […]
Tips for Moving with Pets
May 23rd, 2014Don’t pack everything all at once. Many pets don’t deal well with change — cats in particular. Bring some boxes in ahead of time to let your pet adjust to them. Pack gradually. And leave your furry friends in the room you plan to pack up last so they have a “safe” place to retreat! Whether […]
Tips for Moving with Kids
May 23rd, 2014Prepare kids for what to expect. Young children might not have a good understanding of what the term “moving” really means. Explain to them exactly what will happen, and take the time to read some age-appropriate books about moving together. Let the kids help you pack. If they’re old enough, let your children help you pack some […]
How to Make the Most of a “Peak Season” Move
May 14th, 2014May 14th, 2014 by Suzanne Collier The summer months tend to be the busiest time for the relocation industry. For families, it is an ideal time to move because children are out of school. By relocating during this time they can avoid changing schools mid-year, as well as other disruptions to the family routine that may […]
9 Tips to Avoid Getting Scammed by Rogue Movers
May 29th, 2011ST. LOUIS, MO, (SLFP.com), May 29, 2011 – Each year, about 15 million American households move, and the majority do so during peak moving season from Memorial Day to Labor Day. By planning ahead and doing some simple research, consumers can reduce their risk of falling victim to disreputable movers who make a business out […]