The Covid-19 Pandemic has forced many businesses, particularly in the Boston area where we’re located, to move their operations outside if they are able to.  Many restaurants have created outdoor seating to accomodate as many guests as possible.  Acquiring patio furniture for outside seating has been a big part of this outdoor movement.  In the near future, all of this patio furniture will need to be brought inside for the winter months.  This is where patio furniture storage comes into play. You as a bussiness might be lucky enough to have a set-up where you can maintain ..read more

The City of Boston, like all other major metropolitan cities, has a TON of options when it comes to planning out your upcoming move.  Going online, where most people begin their planning, and searching Local Movers Boston, will yield you an immense array of web results.  Just because companies show up at the top of your Google search, does not necessarily mean that they are the best fit for your upcoming move.  Often times the first few search results are Ads anyway, so the first few companies you see are paying to be there.  For this reason, we suggest using multiple so ..read more

Choosing the best Boston Movers for you may not always be the most straightforward decision. There are a ton of companies out there in the city, so how are you supposed to tell who fits your needs and will do a great job? In this post we’ll go through the most important things that you should look for in the best Boston Movers for you. Now before we jump into all the details of what makes a mover great, you need to decide what qualities/services will be must haves in the company you choose. This will make the selection process that much easier. What Services Do You Need on Moving Day? Evaluat ..read more

The purpose of this blog is not to share what we as a company are doing to keep customers safe, but to share how customers can proactively experience safer moving during Covid-19.  Like all other businesses operating at this time, we have had to take many new precautions and measures to keep our employees and customers safe as we continue to operate normally.  All of those planned and practiced measures will go for not if our customers do not also take all necesssary precautions to keep themselves, and our employees who will be working with them, safe as well.  Within this blo ..read more

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Moving during the Coronavirus outbreak is not an ideal situation.  But the reality is, there will still be individuals and businesses that require moving services.  People who have signed a lease and need to be out of their current apartment will likely have no choice but to find moving services to assist them.  The same goes for people who have purchased new homes and already have closing dates set in place.  It is obvious that at this time, people who can stay inside and practice social distancing should do so.  But we’re here to discuss the precautions that you an ..read more

If you’re lucky enough to have built some semblance of a gym in your home, whether it be 1 piece of cardio equipment or a full gym, you’re likely to at some point encounter the conundrum of how to move exercise equipment.  Exercise equipment can be very tricky to relocate, and a big part of this is because of the weight of many of the items.  Most pieces of exercise equipment are either big and bulky, or they have have been built inside of your home and need to be taken apart prior to moving just to fit them out. It’s also vital to take every precaution when you move exercise equip ..read more

College Summer Storage has become increasingly popular over the past several years.  For a long time now, students have been taking advantage of local storage unit options while they’re home for the Summer months.  But over the past several years, the convenience of having a company show up to your college, pick up the items that you won’t need for the Summer, and bring them back to you when you return to school the next Fall has become incredibly popular.  This full-service storage model is sweeping up the College Summer storage market across the country.  This is partic ..read more

Everyone moves at some point in their life, and one way or another, it is always a stressful experience.  But it does not have to be the MOST stressful experience of your life.  The purpose of this blog post on common mistakes when moving yourself is to help people to avoid some of the major faux pas that we see people make.  Most of these issues occur when people choose to do the moving on their own and not hire professionals.  A lot more room for error comes into play when you take the DIY method of moving.  One of the largest factors to keep in mind as you choose ..read more

When you start a new lease there’s a good chance that you’ll have to pay a security deposit to the landlord for them to keep in case anything gets damaged while you live there.  Wondering if you’ll get your security deposit back doesn’t need to be a stressful situation, as long as you take the proper steps from day 1.  We’re going to discuss some of the things you can do right when you move in, through the day that you move out, to make sure you get your security deposit back. Take Pictures the Day You Move In If you want to get your security deposit back when you move out, the ..read more