How to Book a Mover
Moving tips via images. Learn what movers can not move.
What Movers Will Not Move
Relocating from one home to another is always a new start. Always take your time to decide what things you should leave behind.
What Not to Move
Feeling the strain of moving on your relationship? Our guide is a humorous yet practical roadmap to surviving a move without marital casualties. Learn how to navigate disagreements, divide responsibilities, and maintain a sense of humor through it all.
Navigating Your Move Without Marital Mayhem
Our guide to moving with a small child is a must-read for parents facing this daunting task. We cover all the bases, from child-proofing your new home to keeping your little one entertained during the move. Equip yourself with the knowledge for a smooth transition.
How To Move With a Small Child
Facing the dilemma of choosing between a professional moving company and day labor? Our guide provides an in-depth analysis to help you make the right choice. We cover everything from pricing and services to the level of expertise, ensuring you're well-informed for your move.
Choosing Between Professional Movers and Day Labor
Think you've got your move all figured out? Our uproarious guide will have you second-guessing as we explore the funniest mistakes people make while moving. Learn how to avoid these pitfalls while getting a good laugh at the absurdity of it all.
Funny Mistakes to Dodge in Your Moving Adventure
If you're intrigued by what motivates people to relocate, our guide is your ultimate resource. We explore the top reasons, from chasing dreams and ambitions to practical necessities like housing and education. Gain a deeper understanding of the psychology behind moving.
Understanding Why People Move
Moving can be expensive, but it doesn't have to drain your finances. Our guide offers a deep dive into strategies for avoiding money loss during your move. Learn how to budget effectively, compare quotes, and sidestep common financial traps with our expert advice.
Strategies for a Cost-Effective Relocation
If you're opting for a DIY move, our guide is your go-to resource for all the equipment and supplies you'll need. We offer in-depth advice on selecting the right tools, materials, and even vehicles, ensuring you're well-equipped for your moving adventure.
Moving Equipment and Supplies for DIY Moving
If you're moving at an hourly rate, every minute counts. Our guide offers in-depth advice on how to streamline your move for maximum efficiency. From pre-move preparations to day-of strategies, we help you make the most of your time and budget.
Expert Tips for Moving at an Hourly Rate
Moving soon? Get ready for friends and neighbors to speculate about why you're moving, but their gossip will be the least of your worries. Moving isn't just about packing boxes; it's also a financial and emotional rollercoaster. You might spend more than expected on comfort foods like booze and ice cream, and be surprised by the costs of packing materials and movers. The real expenses add up fast. There are also often overlooked costs, like cleaning fees for your old place, new utility deposits, and temporary housing expenses if you have a gap between moving out and moving in. Join us as we explore the unexpected, sometimes funny, and always expensive truths about moving.
You'll be the center of attention of all your friends, neighbors, co-workers and family! They'll speculate whether you are running from the law, financial woes or that ex-girlfriend.
You can expect the amount of money you spend on alcohol and ice cream to sky rocket as unhealthy coping tools before, during and after this whole moving process. According to a study from some credible university you can expect these bills to at least double along with your waistline. Cheers!
Through this whole moving process, you will commence on a number of endeavors that will have mixed, but usually poor, results. We mean the yard sale, dumpster diving and Netflix extravaganza alone will take up all the energy you planned on spending for packing.
Once you have decided finally to cave in and buy actual boxes, tape and peanuts, you'll be surprised how high the bill is for what seems like such simple materials actually is. For those of you with children, don't forget to pick up extra duct tape to strap the kids down while you try to finish up packing for the move.
At some point mid-packing you'll realize there is no way you can finish all this work by yourself. As a full-grown adult you'll find yourself begging anyone who will listen to come over and pack your stuff in exchange for beer and pizza.
You know all those supposed "friends" you have. Well, some of those called "friends" that won't help you move are now officially on you sh** list.
Let's face it, you were already a little bonkers anyways. The move may just be the thing that brings the men with the white jackets to your door step.
At some point your friends and family will stop caring about your moving woes. At this point you'll pay a stranger to whine to in the name of healing from the trauma of a move.
Your therapist, sick of your whining, will suggest you accept your situation and hire movers.
Over the course of the move, you will at some point decide you want to become Zen by throwing away a bunch of your stuff, so if you ever have to move again it won't be such a pain. When you settle into your new place, you'll realize you'll miss all this junk and replace it with newer, more expensive junk. Namaste!
In conclusion, moving is more than just packing up your life and hitting the road. Moving is a chaotic mix of funny moments and stressful times, with unexpected costs and emotional breakdowns becoming normal. From eating too much ice cream to realizing that many of your "friends" don’t show up, moving tests your sanity and your budget. But through it all, you learn a lot about yourself, your relationships, and how much stress you can handle. So, get ready for the adventure, and remember that every move is a chance to start fresh. Just don’t forget the wine and bubble wrap!