Winter moving

Winter driving is a major cause of vehicle accidents in the United States. Chilly weather conditions, snowy roads, ice, black ice, and other weather hazards result in higher risks of a major car accident during winter.

Whether you are moving before, during, or after the holidays, your ornaments need extra attention when packing them for the move. You want to have your keepsakes and memories arrive intact at your new home. How you pack them for relocations will help ensure you don’t have tangles light strings or smashed glass ornaments.

Perhaps you have lived in colder climes for years, or perhaps this is the first time you will experience a winter with snow and freezing temperatures.

Summer is around the corner, and you may be wondering if you should move now or wait until winter. The lower rates during winter may be attractive, but both summer and winter have unique advantages and disadvantages for you to consider.

Winter driving is a major cause of automobile accidents in the U.S. Snowy roads, black ice, cold weather conditions, and other road hazards can mean a higher probability that you will experience anything from a minor fender bender to a major accident in winter.

Storms, ice, snow, freezing temperatures…winter is a challenging time to move to a new home. However, you can take some steps to make it easier.

It’s hard to believe, but the holiday season is here! While others are joyfully bedecking the halls with last year’s ornaments, you have the task of packing up all your personal items, including the decorations. Rather than causing additional stress, with a little planning, your move can be inspired by the holiday spirit. Here are […]

Moving is difficult enough, but moving during the holidays can be a particularly tough time to uproot your home and family. It’s a busy time: family, friends, shopping, cocktail parties, decorating, baking and so much more. You have very little time on your hands to pack and load a moving truck.