To move cross country is stressful. Period. It’s even more of a hassle if you failed to prepare and plan beforehand. You’ll be facing an array of decisions, go through the arduous job of packing and unpacking, and travel long miles from your old place to your new destination. Moreover, you need to spend a few bucks in order to make your move cross country a success. Luckily, you can minimize the burden of your move cross country by following these few simple steps. These tips will help make your move less costly, more convenient and manageable. In this article, I’ll give you some helpful ways ..read more

Moving to a coastal neighborhood presents a more elaborate challenge than if you’re planning to move inland. The key is to not get bogged down by the sheer amount of information you need to consider before making the big move. So before you think about anything else, you should first investigate the most pressing concerns for anyone who plans to live on the coast. Why Do You Want to Live on the Coast in the First Place? Your reasons for wanting to live in a coastal neighborhood will ultimately determine the ideal place to relocate. Do you envision the life of a beach bum who spends all their ..read more

The secret to every successful move is PREPARATION and ORGANIZATION. Having these two would ensure an efficient and hassle-free move. Aside from making a moving checklist and coordinating with your hired movers, another important thing to do is to organize your moving boxes. To be honest, it is overwhelming to look at several boxes stacked on top of another and having a truck loaded with identical boxes, but organizing them would make the job less arduous and more efficient. In addition, if not properly labeled, these boxes can surely make the unpacking process an absolute nightmare. Fortunate ..read more

This huge state continues to draw in countless tourists as well as people moving to Texas from all over the country. Texas continues to offer increasing job opportunities, affordable cost of living, diverse metropolitan areas, rich historical influence, mixed culture and abundant tourist destinations. The Lone Star State is home to three of the biggest cities in the United States, Houston, San Antonio and Dallas. Geographically speaking, Texas has over 360 miles of gorgeous coastline and a varying topography that features beaches, mountains, deserts, ranch lands and forested areas. This gives ..read more

Similar to any kind of move, high rise moves are also quite challenging. Unlike in a residential move, high rise moving involves a lot of careful planning and coordination that should be done ahead of time. Fortunately, our company, moveON moving is located in Las Vegas, a bustling city, so we have a great amount of experience when it comes to high rise moving. We are approved to move in and out of many of the popular high rise apartments in the city such as Turnberry Towers, Newport Lofts, Regency Towers, Sky Las Vegas, Soho Lofts, Veer Towers, and many more.   Here are some useful tips ..read more

Every month, there are thousands of people who move to Florida. Similar to the other states in the country, moving to Florida isn’t for everyone. Americans from all over the country are moving to Florida, either for the nice weather, or to escape high taxes. Living in Florida is a completely different lifestyle than most places in the United States. A simple tip, don’t rush. Moving to Florida isn’t a walk in the park. There are a lot of factors you should consider like the price of real estate, good schools, access to health care and available career opportunities. So Is Florida a good place t ..read more

Making a move to a new city can be very anxiety ridden and complicated. There are so many unknowns when it comes to long-term moves. How can you be sure that your new home will be affordable, safe, and fun enough for you to uproot yourself and a family to settle down there? One way to find out is to visit the city itself for an extended period, which few people have the time in their schedule to do properly. When this is the case, the next best step to take is to do some heavy researching. If you’re considering moving to St. George, you may be happy to know that it is a city that probably does ..read more

Moving: some love it, some hate it. And fortunately (or luckily, for some) we all end up doing it at some point in our lives. Whether you’re moving for a new home, a new job, or just a new adventure, moving successfully is a skill that some must master early in their lives. One aspect many don’t consider when making a big move across country is what to do with their car. The task sounds simple enough – get your car or vehicle from point A to point B. However, there are a lot of factors to consider when shipping a car that can impact the ultimate cost and amount of time, hassle, and energy need ..read more

Now some people might think it’s more practical to ride their motorcycles than to have it shipped, especially when they’re relocating. However, the truth is, considering the cost of gas, food and other travel expenses, it’s definitely much more economical to hire a professional motorcycle shipping company or a full-service moving company to do this stressful work. According to the most recent survey done by the Department of Transportation in 2011, there were more than 8 million motorcycles registered in the United States. This includes both private owners and commercial organizations. That me ..read more

Have you finally made up your mind in moving from Los Angeles to New York? Undoubtedly, these two cities are the most popular in the United States, but did you know that there is a large difference between them, especially when it comes to the cost of living, culture and transportation? These two don’t need much explanation when it comes to convincing someone to move there. They can each sell themselves using their own unique features and attractions. However, prospective New Yorkers have a lot of things to keep in mind before taking the plunge and hiring movers in California. So lets take a l ..read more