How to Safely Move in Hot Weather

Posted on 28 April 2016

If you are planning on moving house during the spring or summer, you need to be prepared for hot weather. This can make what might have been a simple move a lot more uncomfortable and miserable. Here are some tips to follow when you need to move on a hot day. Choose the Moving Time Wisely When you create a moving schedule for the day of the move, make sure you avoid times when the weather will be hottest. [Read More]

Tips for Saving Money Spent on Moving Boxes

Posted on 27 April 2016

As the costs of moving house continue to increase with each passing year, anything that can help save money is highly appreciated by those planning to change their residence. Purchasing packaging supplies for a house move is one area that you can save some dollars -- if you know how to go about it, of course. Boxes are commonly used to pack up a lot of items during house moves. The following tips can help you spend less on packaging boxes needed for your DIY house move. [Read More]

Furniture Removal: Guidelines on Preparing Common Materials for Storage

Posted on 25 April 2016

If you are downsizing your residential premises, you should consider putting away your bulky furniture into a storage facility. You can obtain the pieces later when you decide to upgrade again, sell the pieces or give them away. Moreover, this is also an ideal solution if you are moving and do not have enough resources to carry everything with you at once. Unfortunately, furniture removal means that you will not be able to provide daily care to the surfaces. [Read More]

Three Questions To Ask Before Hiring A Removal Company

Posted on 28 October 2015

Moving from one house or office to another can be a daunting task. In addition to consuming a considerable amount of time, removals are also labour intensive. For these and many other reasons, a large number of people choose to hire the services of a professional removalist. Being that there are several individuals and companies that offer moving services, it may not be very easy to separate the wheat from the chaff. [Read More]

About Me

Moving in together

My fiance and I decided to move in together before getting married. It was a bit more complicated moving two houses into one compared to my experiences in moving a single house. This blog is all about the process of moving in together when you are combining two homes into one. It has a lot of tips for how you can save money throughout the process and how you should reduce your stress during the whole process. If you are looking for some ideas on how to afford the costs of combining two households into one household, as well as how to schedule the moving to make the process as smooth as possible, keep reading!