It is not often in this speed-oriented world that we find ourselves envying the humble snail. But when it comes time to move house, it's easy to be jealous of the little guy with his abode lodged permanently upon his back. No matter where he goes, he's always home. The rest of us have to pack and move our stuff. For students or small families, it's important to know that with a good plan, a … [Read more...]
Archives for September 2012
Shipping Unusually Large Or Strangely Shaped Items
"When I asked my son if there was anything he wanted from his Grandfather's estate, I was shocked to hear him say he wanted the lawn mower. It's nothing great - just an old fashioned push mower. But I guess it's sentimental for him, and he's into that whole green living thing anyway..." Jeannette paused, and laughed. "Have you ever tried to pack a lawn mower for shipping?" Massachusetts: … [Read more...]
Planning a Long Distance Move? Three Helpful Tips
Be Smart About Packing for Your Long Distance Move The number one reason items get damaged during long distance moves is that they weren't packed properly. If you're just moving across town, you might luck out and have a box of wine glasses loosely stuffed with newspaper survive the journey - but when you're going coast-to-coast, that's not going to happen. Moving hundreds or even thousands of … [Read more...]
It’s Safer To Ship It: When You Have To Fly With Valuable Items
We understand the need for heightened security in the nation's airports. What's not as understandable, especially for the flying public, is the phenomenon of airline baggage theft. For years now, passengers have been reporting the loss of jewelry, high tech items such as iPads and computers, valuable clothing, irreplaceable artwork and more. Other items weren't stolen, just vandalized - wrecked so … [Read more...]
