Category: Moving Tips

  • 4 Inexpensive Ways to Spruce Up the Kitchen in Your Rental

    Outdated or drab kitchen space can make it hard to be enthusiastic about cooking meals. Unfortunately, if you’re moving into a new rental home or apartment, you don’t typically have many options to make significant changes. The good news is there are a few inexpensive ways you can quickly spruce up your new-to-you kitchen without…

  • Packing 101: The Five Golden Rules of Proper Box Packing

    You’ve got your collection of boxes and packing supplies, and now it’s time to tackle the monumental task ahead of you: packing up your small belongings for the move. To save time, protect your belongings, and make unpacking more manageable than ever, there are five golden rules for packing a box to keep in mind…

  • Selling Your Home In Autumn: 5 Tips

    Autumn is a time when leaves fall, temperatures drop, and the days get shorter. These conditions can present challenges for homeowners who want to sell. Fortunately, there are many things you can do to ensure that your home is attractive to buyers. By taking steps to improve your curb appeal, ensure your home is comfortable…

  • How To Hold A Successful Moving Sale

    The weeks leading up to a household move can get pretty hectic. One way to alleviate some stress is to get organized and offload possessions you don’t need. Holding a moving sale is an ideal way to downsize, save on moving costs, and put extra cash in your pocket. Here are seven tips for having…

  • How to Pack a Kitchen

    A kitchen is one of the most challenging rooms to pack when moving. Dishes and glassware are fragile, and many items have diverse shapes and sizes. However, through planning and a step-by-step approach, you can successfully pack this room. Sort and Simplify The first step is to sort and separate those items you want to…

  • Tips on Downsizing and Decluttering for Your Move

    Downsizing and decluttering are an integral part of the moving process. In addition, if you’re selling your home, decluttering will make the home more appealing to potential buyers. However, downsizing and decluttering can help your move go more smoothly, even if you’re not selling a home. The more you can dispose of, the less you’ll…

  • Packing Attic or Basement Storage: How to Minimize Along the Way

    For many people, miscellaneous items that end up in the attic or basement are rarely used. So when preparing for a move, you can quickly realize just how much stuff you have collected in these spaces. Unfortunately, some of these extra belongings can just add to the load when you may not even use the…

  • The Five “Ds” of Preparing Your Home for Real Estate Listing

    Whether you have outgrown your home or simply need a change, listing your home for sale is a big decision to make. Before your home is portrayed in local real estate listings with “for sale” phrasing and a price, be sure to get your home prepared. Here are five good tips to help you along.…

  • How to Move Houseplants

    Moving with pets adds a layer of complication — but sometimes houseplants are even trickier. Houseplants need a specific environment to survive. Moving changes it. There are several ways you can minimize damage to your houseplants as you pack up and move. Here are a few things you can try. Check Health Before the Move…

  • How to Pack Items You Don’t Use Often

    Many advice guides tell you how to get rid of items you don’t use before a move. That doesn’t apply to everything, though. Sometimes you have things you don’t (or can’t) use, but you still want to keep. And you need an excellent way to pack them. These tips will make it easier to determine…