Archive for November, 2009
Moving is a stressful and uncertain time for the whole family, especially for household pets. Dogs and cats often have the most difficult time during a move, feeling out of place as their familiar surroundings are packed away piece by piece. Arriving at their new home causes just as much uncertainty as they are introduced [...]
Properly storing family heirlooms and antiques can be a daunting task filled with anxiety. Often antiques are oversized and difficult to move without the help of a professional movers and just storing your irreplaceable items in-doors doesn’t ensure that they will be protected from the elements. Spending a little extra time to research experienced movers [...]
Flying during the holiday season can be stressful, exhausting and consumed with unexpected delays and crowded airports. The last concern of a weary traveler should be whether or not their belongings will make it round- trip in one piece. Here are a few helpful tips and tricks to help your gifts and packages arrive safe [...]
With most buildings having various moving restrictions, coordinating a move in New York City requires some extra attention. To anticipate the special requirements many buildings have, here are some things to consider when starting the process. BUILDING REGULATIONS Many buildings, especially co-ops, impose strict moving policies to avoid monopolizing the elevators or inconveniencing other residents [...]
