If you are a member of the military, you have to be ready to move with a few months of notice. If you have recently gotten your official moving orders, it is time to start planning for your next move. Effective planning can really reduce the stress of your move and make settling into your new home easier. Tip #1: Give Yourself a Few Months to plan In the military, you are usually given some heads-up before you need to move. [Read More]

Self-storage units have an almost endless variety of possible uses, from short-term project storage to long-term storage of valuables and keepsakes. Surprisingly, they can also make ideal places to keep furniture. This can be a great option if you need to safely keep furniture out of your house during a renovation or if you have older furniture that is no longer in use but that you aren't willing to part with. [Read More]

If you have an extensive collection of musical instruments, you may need to put them into self storage when you will not be needing them. Unfortunately, mistakes when storing musical instruments can be an extremely devastating problem. Improperly stored musical instruments can be prone to warping, rotting or corroding. This issues can severely impact eh performance of the instrument. Thoroughly Clean The Instruments Before Storing Them Once you have decided to place some or all of your instruments into storage, they should be thoroughly cleaned. [Read More]

Do you have an upcoming move that you know that you can't juggle on your own, and you need to find a professional moving company that can help you? If so, you want to take some time looking into the companies that want your business, even if you don't have a lot of time to help with the move. Here are some of the things that you can investigate so that you feel confident when you pick a full-service moving company to come and move all your things. [Read More]