Thursday, December 14, 2017

7 Tips for Moving with a Dog:

A move can be a very stressful time for your dog, and even the best behaved dogs can act out of character. Here are 7 tips to help you move with your puppy.

    THINGS TO DO BEFORE YOU MOVE

  1. Research the New Area

  2. Surprisingly some areas have breed specific legislation on dogs, which means certain dog breeds could have restrictions such as being spay or neutered and even banned. Make sure there are no laws in place that prevent you from bringing your loved pet to your new home, or take the steps you need to take to make sure your dog meets all the cities requirements.
  3. Check in with your Vet

  4. Get all the records you need such as vaccination records and medication records from your vet. If your dog suffers from car sickness you might want to get some sleep meds from your pet’s doctor as well. Also, ask your vet if they can recommend any veterinary clinics in your new area.
  5. Pack a Pet Essentials Box

  6. Pack a box or bag so you can easily get to all the things your dog will need. Things that would go in this doggy essentials bundle would be food, a leash, toys, waste bags, and grooming tools.
  7. Update your Dogs Tag Info

  8. Update your Dogs Tag info with your new information. This includes your new address and most importantly make sure the phone number is up to date. Also, it is smart to get your dogs microchipped before the move as well or update the microchip if they already have one.

    THINGS TO DO ON MOVE DAY

  9. Transport your Dog in Your Vehicle

  10. This one seems obvious, but keep your dog in your vehicle on move day as opposed to in the moving truck. You can also get a dog seat belt or place them in a kennel to make sure they don’t distract you from the road.
  11. Keep Your Pet in A Secure Area

  12. You want to place your pet in the quietest area possible, maybe that means you need to clear out a room and keep them there. Also, make sure they have food, water, and that the temperature is safe. You can also keep your dog at a friend’s house or a pet hotel.
  13. Check up on Them Regularly

  14. Every hour or so check up on your dog to see how he or she is doing. If they are in a kennel for the whole time make sure you take them out for a walk, so they can get some movement and take a potty break.
    Another, tip specifically for long distance moves is to plan your trip accordingly. Meaning make sure that the hotels you are going to stay in allow dogs (most do not). If you also have a cat read our blog post on tips for moving with a cat.

Sunday, December 10, 2017

Top Moving Industry Blogs You Should Be Reading:

How do you market a moving company? What's the best way to coordinate a DIY move? What cities were most people moving to last year? Where can you find the answers to these questions?!
As moving blogs and e-newsletters are gaining popularity, industry information and moving tips are becoming much more accessible. If you're looking to gain insights on all things moving, it now only takes a few clicks.
So where should you go to find moving tips? How can you keep up with industry happenings? We have some suggestions:

If you’re the one moving… 

There are a handful of helpful moving tip sites out there. Here are just a few:
Updater's Moving Tips blog is a resource that tops all resources. Not only have we put together tips, tricks, hacks and an easy way to find a mover for you, but we then condensed them into posts like the "Top 50 Moving Hacks of All Time" and "The Most Epic Moving Checklist in the History of Moving Checklists." Give it a whirl.
A handful of friends of ours have awesome moving resources as well:

If you want to stay up to date on industry news… 

If anyone knows the moving industry in the U.S., it’s AMSA. The AMSA Newsroomexists as a storehouse for the latest information and statistics in and around the moving and storage industry. If you're not located in the U.S., your go-to resource should be the IAM Newsroom. Both sites are informative content hubs, the perfect resources for staying in the loop on all industry happenings.

If you want the information to come to you… 

Don’t feel like digging around for moving industry information? No worries! With the Movers Search Group National Email Newsletter, industry job openings and news will be delivered right to your inbox every quarter. It’s an easy way to stay up to date on the whereabouts of industry "movers and shakers" – pun intended.

If you want to brush up on your marketing… 

Tract Leads 4 Movers provides marketing solutions for moving companies. Unsurprisingly, their blog is full of marketing tips and tricks specifically tailored to moving companies, covering everything from web page layouts to online reviews. It’s a great resource if you’re looking to boost your online presence and grow your customer base.

If you’re looking for a little bit of everything… 

Okay, we may be a bit biased on this one. But we’ve designed the Updater blog to be an all-encompassing resource on all things moving, real estate, and property management. From trend reports and moving tips, to customer experience strategies and industry event recaps, the Updater blog has it all. 
Want to learn more about our app for moving companies?

Thursday, November 30, 2017

MOVING TOOLS OF THE TRADE:

When it comes to the moving (one of the most physically and emotionally stressful events in our lives), preparation is critical to success. A job that seems overwhelming and daunting becomes manageable with the right tools at hand. This is certainly the case with moving house.
Don't make the mistake many people do of scrambling at the last minute to hire a moving company, pull friends together, scour the retail community for boxes and wind up losing or breaking something because you didn't have your act together.
Consider instead taking the time to gather the right tools and supplies to get the job done properly. You'll save yourself time, money, and a little sanity in the long run.
Our best tips for finding the tools of the moving trade:
1. A moving company is your number one tool. We've all moved ourselves at one point or another and recall the exhaustion at the end of the day when all we want to do is find the box where the toothbrush is packed. Save yourself time and money – yes money – and hire professionals. Oftentimes we underestimate the costs of moving on our own: the rush that can result in breakage, injury, or loss of items; the refreshments and dinner for friendly helpers; the time this job carves out of your day!
2. Boxes. You can choose to rent plastic boxes, purchase specialty moving boxes, or collect from local stores. Whatever you do, consider what box will best suit your needs. We strongly suggest investing in quality moving boxes that are made to house your specialty items, including: wardrobe boxes for clothes; dish packs for china and picture frames; and various size boxes to carry appropriate sizes and weights of your packed items. Most boxes these days are environmentally friendly in that they can be re-used again and again. If you move often, getting professional moving boxes that can be easily stored and re-used makes the most sense.
3. Packing materials. Next to knowing how to pack your fragile items properly, knowing what packing materials to have on hand is very important. You want packing paper for wrapping breakable items. Do not use newspaper as the ink will necessitate further washing of your items. You want bubble wrap for protecting your fragile pieces. You want styrofoam pieces for providing extra padding in boxes that contain treasured items. Scotch tape for securing wrapped items is another necessity, as is a tape gun with tape for closing up moving boxes. Finally, you'll need some quality, thick-tipped black felt pens for labelling boxes. All of these items are available by recommendation from your mover, or at a local moving supplies shop.
4. Furniture pads and straps. These are a necessity for protecting your valuable furniture pieces. In a moving van, items can move around easily and should be properly wrapped and secured with straps. If you are moving on your own, search your community listings for places where these items can be rented. If you are hiring a moving company, they should be able to provide these, as well as shrink-wrap, and do all the work for you!
5. Dolly. A dolly will make lighter work of your job. Again, a moving company can take care of the moving for you, but if you venture out on your own, please take the time to have this essential tool for moving heavy furniture.
6. Support. A great support system of family and friends is an essential tool to any successful move. They can help pack, unpack, and organize, making the entire moving transition a better one. You can give your kids a special assignment to unpack and set up their rooms or let your mother-in-law put your dishes where she thinks they should go. Scandalized? Don't be. We're in the moving business. Trust us. You'll need the help (and you can always make small changes later!).
Happy Moving!

Monday, November 13, 2017

Short Distance Movers: Costs, Checklist & Tips:

Thanks to the shorter move distance between the two homes, moving short distance will always be a faster house moving experience than moving long distance. So far, so good. More importantly, though, the major pre-move questions that will probably keep you tossing and turning in bed are, “Is moving locally easier?” and “Is moving short distance cheaper?”.
It’s hard to answer those puzzling questions without having enough analytical data to gather and process. Depending on how you choose to approach your local move (moving on your own or hiring a local moving company), the number and nature of the items you intend to move, and the way you organize your preparation period, your upcoming short distance move can range from being largely problem-free, through fairly problematic, to even nightmarish.
Read this short distance moving guide to learn how to find a great professional partner from the best short distance movers near you, as well as how to use the best short distance moving tips to your advantage – the only two actions that will guarantee the success of your local moving endeavor.

What’s the cheapest way to move short distance?

It should come as no surprise that everyone’s desperately looking for the cheapest way to move house – after all, residential moving has the bad reputation of being too expensive in the first place. And if you’re about to move locally soon – regardless of whether your destination home is located just across the street, in another neighborhood within the same city or town, or in another city within the same state, then your main objective should be more or less the same – to save as much money as possible on your short distance move by using a number of proven cost-reducing techniques.
Depending on your special set of circumstances, the cheapest way to move locally for you can be:

Moving locally by yourself + friends

To move house within the state of origin and inside a radius of around 100 miles presents a viable option for people to rent a moving vehicle from a local truck rental agency, pack their belongings, load them into that rented vehicle with the help of a few good friends, and drive the loaded truck to their new home.
Short distance moving
It’s nice to have friends to help you move house. And it’s even nicer if you can save money on your short distance move too.
Self-moving can be a cheaper alternative to hiring one of the short distance moving companies in your area if
  • you have reliable friends who you know won’t back down on your in the last possible moment;
  • you have moved house before and know what it takes to go through a seemingly endless checklist of move-related tasks;
  • you know you have good packing skills that won’t let you down;
  • you’ve been recommended a reputable and affordable truck rental company in your city, or a pal of yours has agreed to lend you their pickup truck for the day;
  • you don’t own too many household items and there are no special items among them – specialty items that will require special packing services.

Short distance moving services

The great news is that it’s quite possible to use professional short distance moving services and still keep the relocation costs within reasonable limits. The trick to achieving that seemingly impossible feat is to
  • find a low-cost short distance moving company that will do a decent job of protecting and transporting your household items,
  • find the perfect balance between doing some of the tasks by yourself and leaving the tougher jobs of the local move to the pros, and
  • use clever cost-effective strategic moves to bring down the final price even more.
The easiest way to move short distance is to hire trained professionals to do the entire work from start to finish while you take advantage of the free time to do the things you would not have time to do otherwise. It’s a good feeling to know that you can trust a bunch of experts to disassemble, pack and transport your large furniture pieces (antique furniture as well), as well as to protect well and move safely some valuable items that fall into the Special Items category – pianospool tables, or hot tubs, for example.
Getting in touch with short distance packers and movers sounds like a brilliant idea then, doesn’t it? Well, it does, if you can afford to hire the services of such a quality local mover.

Short distance moving costs

If the preliminary analysis points to a self-moving approach to your upcoming local move, then it’s important to note down that you will find it extremely hard to calculate the DIY costs properly before the relocation takes place. This is due to the fact that in addition to the expenses of renting a vehicle from a trusted moving truck rental company in your city or area (plus fuel, insurance, parking fees, road tolls), you will quickly be reminded of the forgotten costs of moving on your own – packing materials (mostly cardboard boxes to pack up your things), renting moving equipment, food and drinks for your helpers, possible property damage and personal injuries, and so on.
local moving costs
You don’t have to kill all of your savings to do a short distance move.
On the other hand, whenever you choose to use the professional services of a local mover, the short distance moving costs are much easier to be calculated simply because the company will give you a price estimate before the move happens. It’s easy, really – after asking for in-home consultations from several top-rated short distance movers in your city, you will receive local moving quotes to compare.
In-home visits constitute an important part of the moving process as they give you the opportunity to 1) discuss the move details with local movers’ experts, 2) show movers exactly what it is that you intend to have packed and moved, 3) let them know of any peculiarities that could make things tougher for them on moving day and inflate the costs, and 4) get short distance moving estimates to know what to expect price-wise from your local movers.
How to compare movers? Use our special-purpose Moving Companies Comparison Chart with 25 comparison points that should help you pick the best short distance moving company for you in no time at all.

How much do short distance movers cost?

The only good way to know how much your short distance move will cost you is to request accurate price estimation from 2-3 local moving companies. This is the right way to go because each residential move has different parameters that will affect the final price differently.
Still, if you wish to know the average moving cost when moving locally as a reference, here are the main things you should be aware of:
  • Short distance movers usually charge their customers by the hour which basically means that, all of a sudden, the time factor becomes more important than ever.
  • The average short distance movers cost is roughly $25-$40 per mover per hour – the exact amount depends on the local mover, your location, and time of year.
  • You may be charged a travel fee that will amount to 1 extra hour of work. The travel fee is viewed as compensation for the time the local moving crew needs to reach your home.
  • The more items you have in your home, including some special items that will require extra efforts from your local movers, the more time will be needed to finish the job. Also, each extra moving service you request will prolong the moving process. And as you well know, more time means more money.
  • Roughly speaking, studio apartments require 2 local movers to work 3 hours to finish the moving job, 2-bedroom homes = 3 movers + 5 hours, and 3-bedroom homes = 4 movers + 7 hours. Keep in mind that while these approximate calculations might help you get a preliminary idea of what to expect, there’s only way sure way to know how much your short distance move will cost – the short distance moving quotes.

How to find the best short distance movers near you

If you really want to make sure you hire absolutely the best short distance mover, then you may as well follow our 31.5 step guide on how to choose the right moving company at the right moment. Feel free to follow those steps to guarantee a smooth local move without any major problems.
  • Short distance furniture movers
    It’s no secret that some short distance movers are better than others. Don’t make compromises while trying to find the best local mover.
    Get short distance quotes. Compare the offers and the companies that have made them with great care. With a few local moving estimates in your hands, choosing the best short distance mover that will fit your moving budget and satisfy your relocation needs will usually turn out to be a no-brainer.
  • Do not hire a mover on a random principle – always start your search for reputable movers with a thorough research on their online reputation. Before choosing your local moving company, read moving reviews and testimonials regarding their services. The last thing you would want is to be scammed in any way by a dishonest local mover – learn how to stay protected when moving short distance.
  • Check out the licensing information of short distance moving companies with the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT number), take a look at their records with the Better Business Bureau (BBB) and see if they are members of the prestigious American Moving and Storage Association (AMSA).
  • Before making your final decision to hire a specific local moving company, ask friends, relatives, colleagues or neighbors if they can give you any positive or negative feedback about the movers you have pre-selected. After all, advice works in mysterious ways and you never know who can come up with a precious last-minute tip.
  • Once you get in touch with a short distance mover, take your time to learn more about the company. Call them up and voice any concerns you may be having regarding the upcoming move. The personal interaction with them will tell you a lot about their level of professionalism and how trustworthy they really are. Their answers should be clear and easy to understand, without any attempts to withhold information or elude your questions. You have the right to obtain any information that is relevant to your local move, and the best short distance movers should do anything in their power to satisfy their customers and make their relocation smoother.
  • Be sure to ask your short distance movers about possible ways to lower the moving costs, such as ongoing relocation promotions, specific discounts and so on. Why pay more when you can pay less for the same moving services, right? With a little luck and some prudence, you can select relatively cheap short distance movers.

Short Distance Moving Tips

You can play an active role in keeping the local moving costs as low as possible by using money-saving tips, time-saving tips, and proven packing tips when moving short distance.

Start early

Start the moving preparations early and approach the entire relocation with the same seriousness as if you were relocating across the country. The term “short distance” alone should not give you false hope that your move will be so much easier because it’s a local one. In fact, if you underestimate the whole moving situation, you could end up with a stronger headache than ever.
Under ideal conditions, you will have no less than 2 full months to get everything ready for the move, but often 8 weeks will be a time frame you can’t really afford. Be aware of the fact that the less time there is until the moving date, the faster time will seem to pass.
How to pack when moving short distance?
Start early, pack in stages and label your ready boxes accordingly.

Inventory, sort out and purge

Your local move is a very opportune moment to decrease the number of your household items by carefully sorting them out – a perfect opportunity to inventory your entire home and move only the things you will need and use. The purging process you’re advised to initiate will serve three distinctly beneficial purposes:
  • Money: you will save big on your short distance move if you move only the necessary stuff simply because the more items there are to be packed and move, the more money you will have to pay your short haul movers due to the prolonged time.
  • Space: the living space of your new home may be smaller than your soon-to-be-old one, but even if it’s not, ask yourself if you do want to clutter up your new apartment or house so quickly after the move.
  • Decluttered mind: it’s not a secret that too much stuff around you could bog down your mind, so purge your home to free up your mind too.

Be an efficient packer

How to pack for a short distance move? Unless you’ve opted for a full-service move from your short distance movers, you’re going to have to pack your things yourself. Even so, you may still request that your most fragile and valuable items (dishes, glasses, delicate electronic equipment, etc.), as well as your most heavyweight and bulky goods (furniture pieces, kitchen appliances, etc.), be packed by professional packers for a guaranteed problem-free transportation to your new residence.
Usually, you will be facing a painfully long and somewhat boring packing stint. What can you do to make packing more efficient?
  • Get suitable packing supplies. First of all, you should get your hands on moving boxes in good condition. One of your options is to purchase new moving containers from your selected short distance moving company, and if you can afford it, you should do it. However, there’s a much cheaper way of obtaining cardboard boxes for your local move – either ask friends or coworkers if they have such boxes and are willing to spare them, or visit some big local businesses (supermarkets, bookstores, etc.) and see if you can get them for free. /Where to find free moving boxes?/ And then, when it comes to packing paper and packing tape, buy them from your movers or from the nearby office supply store.
  • Pack in logical stages. one thing is clear – you won’t be able to pack your entire household in one day. Therefore, you need a working packing strategy in order to finish the preparations on time. Start packing from the rooms you use less and continue towards the ones you use every single day. That way, you won’t clutter unnecessarily your working space and will make progress much faster.

Call for friendly backup

A short distance move is the type of relocation where reliable friends can offer the biggest help – not only during the busy period of getting ready for moving day, but on the moving day itself. If your new house or apartment is a short distance away, you may as well consider executing a self-move with the help of some good helpers, of course. See if any of your pals will be willing to give you the much needed helping hands in exchange for your eternal gratitude and some delicious pizza and refreshing drinks. /Let friends help you move!/
For a complete short distance moving checklist and more ideas to save money, time and efforts during your short distance move, be sure to check out this example week-by-week moving timeline.

Thursday, October 19, 2017

LONG DISTANCE MOVERS:

Our professional long distance movers provide the very best delivery and care

American Van Lines is a long distance moving company with extensive resources. Regardless of where you’re moving to and from, one of our long distance moving branches will always be within reach. American Van Lines will always provide excellent moving services wherever you need to go.

Long Distance Moving with Speed and Accuracy

Our large fleet of moving trucks is always ready, well-serviced, and ready to move. You won’t have to worry about our ability to provide the services you need exactly when you need them. We have the means to accommodate several customers at all times without delay or hiccup. Last minute long distance moves are welcomed at no additional charge. With weekly shuttles to and from every major city in the country, your next relocation will never be too far away. The swift and convenient nature of our long distance moving services makes it easy to facilitate a hassle-free moving experience.

Expert Long Distance Movers for Exceptional Service

Our long distance moving company has certified packing experts ensure your belongings are always safely packed and stowed away. Our long distance movers are some of the best in the industry and come highly recommended by previous customers. Here are just a few of the advantages of relocating with the American Van Lines long distance moving team:
  • Swift deliveries available seven days a week.
  • Specialty services like piano, fine arts, and antique moving.
  • Accurate inventory of all items being moved for your personal reference.
  • Individually wrapping each and every item for the safety of your possessions.

You Can Feel Confident About Our Dependable Long Distance Moving Services

Long Distance Moving CompaniesYou never can tell what will occur on the road during a long distance move, and this is exactly why the American Van Lines takes precautions to keep your items safe. We know that prevention is better than repair, so we keep our trucks in tip-top shape with regular maintenance. All of our moving trucks are modern and equipped with air-ride suspension to sustain a smooth, turbulent-free ride to your new home. Every moving truck is spacious, safe, modern, clean, and serviced regularly. Reliability is one of the most pertinent features of outstanding moving services and it is a chief ingredient in our formula for success.

See what American Van Lines customers have to say about our long distance movers

Sunday, October 1, 2017

Packing Tips and Advice:

The Best Packing Tips for Moving

If you’ve moved more than once, you probably have a few tried-and-true methods for packing up your items. Because we’ve helped over 850,000 families move more than 1 billion miles across the country, we have a few packing tips for moving to share that will help make the process much easier! Whether you’re a first-time mover or a seasoned pro, follow our moving/packing tips to protect your belongings as they travel to your new home.

Recommended Packing Supplies

Here’s what you’ll need to protect your items while they travel to your new home:
  • Moving boxes: Boxes come in all shapes and sizes, including some designed to make moving specific items easier (like wardrobe boxeslamp boxesTV boxes and dish pack boxes). We recommend choosing a moving kit that includes an assortment of boxes to accommodate the various items in your home.
  • Packing paper: These large sheets of plain paper are perfect for rolling and wrapping your items to protect them during the move. And here’s a pro tip—line your boxes with crushed packing paper to provide extra cushioning for the contents.
  • Moving blankets: Choose from three different blanket styles to protect your items from scratches and dust while you’re moving. And when the move is over, you’ll be surprised how many uses you’ll find for them around the house (as a picnic blanket or pet blanket, in your car emergency kit, and more).
  • Mattress covers and furniture covers: Keep furniture and mattresses clean and dry during transit with protective plastic covers.
  • Stretch wrap: For items that won’t pack easily in a moving box (or just don’t fit), stretch wrap will do the job. Use it to bundle large items together (like bedrails) or to keep small items in place in their container.
  • Packing tape: This one is pretty self-explanatory—tape up your moving boxes well to avoid a fallout!
Packing tips for moving

How to Pack for a Move

Let’s look at a few general packing tips to get started, then break it down by room or specific item.
  • Start packing early. To make the job manageable, begin boxing up the items you use less frequently—like books, knickknacks, or seasonal items—a few weeks before your move date. Save everyday use items until the end.
  • Prepare your boxes for moving. Reinforce the bottom of every box with packing tape, then line the box with crushed packing paper for extra cushion. Use more paper as ‘filler’ to eliminate empty spaces.
  • Make the most of each box. The less space your items have to move around in the box, the lower the chance of damage, so pack as much as you can into each box. This will also make loading easier—uniform boxes stack much better than odd-shaped items that aren’t boxed up.
  • Label boxes well. Pack each room in separate boxes and clearly mark the box with the contents and what room it’s destined for.
  • Pack heavy items in small boxes. Overweight boxes are difficult to lift, and could cause injury. Keep the weight of the boxes at a manageable level with this technique (especially helpful when you’re packing books).
  • Leave light-weight linens and clothing in their drawers. This is a big time (and space) saver!
  • Pack extra linens or pillows in large kitchen trash bags. Then use the bags as cushions or fillers as you load.
  • Disassemble as many items as you can. Remove feet or legs from furniture, take lampshades off of the base, etc. This makes it much easier to load your items into the moving container.
  • Pack valuables and essentials separately. Jewelry, medications, daily toiletries and important documents are items we recommend that you keep with you during the move.

How to Pack for Moving: Room by Room

Check out these packing tips to make boxing up your home (and the specific items you typically find in each room) easy and efficient.

How to Pack Kitchen Items

  • Use the original boxes for small appliances like a microwave or toaster (if you have them). Or, follow these detailed steps to pack small appliances safely.
  • Wrap breakables in packing paper, foam wrap, or Bubble Wrap® for much-needed protection. Pot holders and dish towels can also double as extra cushioning.
  • Pack dishes in dish pack boxes that include partitions to keep glasses, bowls, plates and other pieces in place during transit. Watch our video for examples of how to carefully pack dishes and china.
  • Wrap fine silver in cloth or silver paper. For tips on how to move everyday cutlery, check out our tips on how to pack silverware.

How to Pack Up Your Bed and Bath

  • Move dressers with the contents still in drawers to avoid packing and unpacking again. Pack linens and towels from the closet in boxes.
  • Keep valuable or sentimental jewelry with you as you travel to your new home. For everyday pieces or extra baubles, try these jewelry packing methods.
  • Makeup can be fragile, so follow our makeup packing tutorial for tips and tricks to protect palettes and delicate bottles from damage.
  • Stow shoes in the bottom of your wardrobe boxes or follow the ‘burrito method’ for another way to pack shoes.
  • Group most-played-with toys together to make unpacking easier. Pack toys in boxes and use plenty of crushed packing paper to keep them from shifting around inside the box during transit.
  • Baby gear should be wrapped in padded paper or moving blankets if it’s bulky and won’t fit in a box. Check out our best tips for moving baby items like strollers, bouncers, and more.
  • Keep daily medications and toiletries with you as you travel to your new home. Bring enough for a few extra days as a precaution, then carefully pack medicines and toiletries that you use less often in a small box.

How to Pack Living Room Furniture and Decor

How to Pack Lawn and Garage Items

  • Drain all gasoline and oil from lawn mowers, weed eaters, chain saws and other gas-powered equipment.
  • Bundle garden tools together for easy handling.
  • Pack heavy tools in small boxes and fill in the gaps with crushed packing paper.
  • Check the “Do Not Ship” list for items that cannot be shipped, such as poisonous or flammable items and corrosives.

Questions about moving or packing?

Getting a jump on packing is great! But if you haven’t nailed down your moving plans just yet, we recommend getting a quote and reserving your move as the next step. Whether you have questions about how moving with U-Pack works, or just aren’t sure how to pack your golf clubs, we’re here to help—give us a call at 877-453-7274.