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Understanding Storage Restrictions

There aren't many things more frustrating than trying to fit everything into a new, tiny apartment, which is one of the reasons that storage units are so helpful. Unfortunately, if you aren't careful, you might unintentionally store something that you aren't supposed to, which could cause problems. For example, a friend of mine stored a car once that wasn't registered, which was against the rules of the facility where he rented the unit. Check out this blog to find out how to find and understand storage restrictions, so that you can stay on the up-and-up with your storage facility provider.

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Three Tips For Estimating The Cost Of Your Local Move

Posted on January 16, 2017

If you're hiring a local moving company to help you relocate your belongings, it's best to get an in-home estimate done if you want an accurate idea of how much it will cost. If you're not ready to contact anyone just yet, though, you can get a general idea of how much your move will cost using these three tips. Determine How Long It Will Take to Move The first thing you need to know to help you estimate your move is that local movers typically charge by the hour. [Read More]

Putting Your RV Into Storage For A Year Or More? Follow These Preparation Steps

Posted on November 28, 2016

Many people put their RV into storage for a few months in the winter. While preparation is required, you can get away without doing too much prep since you're pulling the RV out of storage in just a few short months. But when you're planning to store your RV longer-term -- for a year or more -- you need to be especially vigilant in your preparatory efforts. Here are some tasks you won't want to skip. [Read More]

Sending Your Youngest Off to College and Wanting to Downsize Your Home? Here Are a Few Things to Consider

Posted on September 9, 2016

Sending your youngest child off to college can definitely be a bittersweet experience. On one hand, you're thankful to have gotten them through this far. On the other hand, you start experiencing empty-nest syndrome. Sometimes, it's during this stage that parents realize that they no longer need a large home and, therefore, they consider downsizing to a smaller house or to an apartment. If this sounds like where you are headed, read on. [Read More]