What makes a good neighborhood? Answering that question is essential in determining your ideal endpoint when pondering a long-distance move. Ultimately, the answer is an individual decision. However, there are some common points that anyone contemplating a cross country move (and calculating relocation costs) should consider. Make your custom mix from these elements. Remember: Location, location and…LOCATION! Unless you’re a hermit, it’s not only your new house you’re moving to; you’re relocating to an environment. Good schools. Low crime. Easy access to medical care. Cultural events. Great outdoors. All of these and more might be considerations when deciding what makes... View Article
There’s plenty of advice out there about packing for a cross country move, but what about unpacking tips? The internet is rife with packing tips, but what about moving in? “Unpacking” is a physical activity, but it’s also a psychological exercise. You’ll find the best unpacking starts with thinking well before acting. Anti-anxiety action The thing about unpacking that probably generates the most anxiety is not knowing where to start first. That’s why organizing is so important. Preparing for moving in really starts with the moving-out stage. Think of it as a pre-step in our unpacking tips (along with estimating... View Article
You’ve planned and packed (and maybe even procrastinated a bit) for this event, and now it’s arrived: moving day! The big moving truck parks in front of your house. The driver and his crew jump out and approach your doorway. What should you expect? Moving day M.O. Remember our cross-country movers are professionals—first and foremost. They’re masters at their craft (and terrific guys to boot). So, expect smiles, superior service and expert answers to all your questions. Feel free to ask for resources, checklists, timelines or moving guides these national movers have on-hand. Also, during these unprecedented times, be assured... View Article
Moving—whether local, within the state or across the country—is a hands-on/high-contact process. It’s unavoidable: Cross country movers will have to pack boxes, lift furniture and transport belongings. In plain English, the driver and his crew will have to touch your stuff. During the pandemic, thinking about a moving crew appearing at your front door might seem contrary to social-distancing guidelines or shelter-at-home orders. However, the reality is the situations probably is exactly the opposite. Hiring professional movers lessens your contact with others and helps safeguard your family. How is that possible? Safe and sound A DIY move forces you to... View Article
You can transport your vehicle cross-country without touching the gas pedal. Sound impossible? Not only is it possible, it’s frequently the best way to move your car, van, SUV or truck when relocating to a new home. Much better than driving a vehicle yourself. National movers trained in vehicle cross-country moves can make sure your automobile arrives safely at your destination. So, hardly a single mile will register on the odometer. It’s all part of knowing what to expect on moving day. Forget the rigors Just because you’re moving hundreds of miles on your interstate move doesn’t mean you have... View Article
