The Logistics of a Two-Stop Move: How to Prepare when Moving Your Things to Two Locations

Posted on: 18 June 2017

Sometimes, when moving house, it is logistically practical to move your possessions to two locations, rather than one. This might be because you will be renting short-term and have yet to purchase a new house, or have decided to move in with your partner and have too much stuff to put in one place. In this case, you will need to drop off what you don't currently need at a separate location; perhaps a storage facility, before reaching your final destination.
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Less Stress when Moving House: How to Reduce the Stress of Your Imminent Move

Posted on: 8 June 2017

If there is one thing that cannot be underestimated, it is the stress involved with moving house. According to research, moving house is more stressful than divorce. This is especially true if you work long hours, have young children who don't want to leave their friends behind, and have a spouse who often works away. As you do your best to cope with the myriad of responsibilities thrust at you all at once, it can be easy to lose hope.
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Tips for Selecting a Storage Unit

Posted on: 8 June 2017

Storage units are indispensable when you have extra items in your home that you would like to store. These units also come in handy when you have plans to move into a new home and would like to store your possessions at a safe place before the move. However, choosing storage units may not always be easy, especially for people who haven't done it before. You need to narrow down your options from the multiple storage units available, and to do this, you have to evaluate some aspects.
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4 Tips to Follow When You Need to Move Your Wine Collection to a New Home

Posted on: 6 June 2017

Sofas, beds, books, tables, television sets – these are some of your more common household items that will need to be moved by your removalists when you change homes. However, some people have specialty items, and one of the trickiest of all can be a wine collection. The odd bottle or two isn't an issue, but a whole wine collection can represent hundreds or thousands of dollars, and possibly quite a few years of diligent collecting.
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