When it comes to moving house in Toronto, how do you get organized? If you have to move during the Coronavirus pandemic, you’re probably feeling anxious and scared as to how your move is going to operate. What extra precautions should you take? Is there anything you can do to protect yourself, your family, and your precious items from getting infected during this unprecedented time? The answer is, “Yes!” Moving during a pandemic isn’t impossible; it’s highly doable. The Coronavirus should not stop you from moving. However, you need to practice caution about this particular move as you need to ..read more

Moving can be one of life’s more stressful chores, and for obvious reasons. Far from being a small and simple task, packing up your entire life and moving from one home to another is actually a series of tasks, each with its own set of potential complications. And of all the things that go into moving, packing is definitely one of the most time-consuming—and the most tedious. Fortunately, there are a few things you can do to help make the packing process as easy and as efficient as possible. Use a Professional Packing Service One of the best ways to ensure that your stuff reaches your new ..read more

The idea of moving out of your parent’s home, shared living arrangement, or even relocating can be quite exciting. Especially as you plan how to decorate your new home while enjoying your independence. Although the idea of living without restrictions, handling responsibilities at your leisure, and setting the rules on your own is appealing, living on your own also comes with many responsibilities These include financial ones, which you need to take care of alone in order to avoid any problems. If you’re living on your own, it means that you will be responsible for paying the rent or mortgage ..read more

Relocating to a new city can be stressful enough, but it becomes even more of a hassle when moving to an entirely new country. Even among countries with an open border like Canada and the US, moving from one country to the other involves learning a host of new rules, understanding the policies of both your current country and your destination country, and completing any necessary paperwork. Let’s take a look at six of the most important things you need to know when relocating north of the border and moving from the USA to Canada. Clearing Customs While professional movers can bring your pos ..read more

Moving houses is a detail-oriented, whirlwind of a job, especially during the cold winter months. Ice, snow, and blowing wind create a myriad of complications for packing and transit. At Armstrong Moving, we’ve faced our share of cold weather moves and want to share some of our hard-earned insight. Before we begin sharing winter moving tips, we’d like to remind our customers that although moving is stressful, it’s also exciting. Taking a few moments to yourself during this busy time to clear your head and relax helps a lot. Without further ado, here are the top winter moving tips from Armstron ..read more

Moving your home is a stressful experience. Picking up everything you own, moving to another country, and starting a brand new job in a foreign environment? That can be downright chaotic. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be. A good international mover can make your move as smooth and seamless as possible. But not all international movers are created equal. To make sure your move is as easy, efficient, and stress-free as possible, you’ll want to select one that offers a full range of services and can handle all of the inevitable — and often, annoying — details for you. Here are seven things to ..read more

Landing your dream job is a monumental career milestone, whether it’s a big promotion or a fresh start altogether that’s going to uproot you from the city, people, and life you know and love. But what does a big move mean for your future? For most people, this is where the anxiety kicks in and begins to impact their relocation process. In reality, accepting the offer is only the first part—and the easiest; it’s the packing, scoping out the new city, and settling into a new life that can be taxing. But don’t get caught up in the anxiety of job relocation just yet; you are being handed this hug ..read more

If you’re planning to move, chances are you have a long to-do list and plenty of stressful planning to do. When it comes to selecting a company to help with your move, the pressure to make the right choice can be daunting. According to the Canadian Association of Movers (CAM), “A wrong choice in the selection of a moving company to move a lifetime’s worth of household possessions can be disastrous.” So, how can you mitigate risks and ensure that you are entrusting your big day to the right company? Take a look at our top eight questions to ask every moving company to find out. 1. How long hav ..read more

Very few people live in the same house. Most people live in many different residences throughout their lives, beginning with the house they grew up in, to moving for school, getting the keys to their first home, and even downsizing in retirement. It’s the natural cycle of residential real estate, and with the demands of the global economy in play, global talent is now at the forefront of transcending borders.   This global exchange demands executives, skilled professionals, and their families to uproot their lives and settle abroad — and it’s no secret that it is daunting. Unlike moving to an ..read more

Moving is not an easy task, especially when moving to another country, which can bring a variety of unique and unexpected challenges.  Unfortunately, switching countries is not a linear process and it can take months to solidify a plan and get the ball rolling, as they say. From the logistics of deciding what to take with you, what is going to stay behind, to finding a place to live, and dealing with other extensive travel-related tasks, it is a massive undertaking. But, you don’t have to worry any longer. In fact, we insist that you put all of your worries aside because Armstrong Moving is h ..read more