How to Book a Mover
DIY tips for people that plan to rent a moving trailer for their move. Learn how to properly pack and load a trailer.
How to Load a Moving Trailer
Stress is an inevitable part of relocating, so it's better to be prepared than to let it get you down. These hints for less stressful packing are a great place to get started.
Tips To Make Packing Less Stressful
The difference between a small mover and a big moving company. Find out which one is a better option for your move.
Small Movers VS Large Companies
Discover the secrets of successful DIY moving with our comprehensive guide. Take charge of your move and relocate with confidence.
Your Ultimate DIY Moving Handbook
Learn about the concept of You Load, We Drive service, where you handle the packing and loading of your belongings, and professionals take care of the transportation.
Explore the Benefits of You Load, We Drive Service
Maintain the beauty of your new home while relocating. With our expert advice, learn how to protect carpets, floors, and walls.
Proven Methods for Protecting Carpets, Floors, and Walls When Moving
Learn from the experiences of others. Avoid common moving mistakes and make your relocation a breeze with our expert advice.
Avoid Common Mistakes and Have a Stress-Free Move
Avoid surprises during your move. Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of using flat rate moving companies.
The Pros and Cons of Hiring Flat Rate Movers
Hiring a moving company from Craigslist can be a cost-effective solution, but it comes with risks. Find out how to mitigate potential challenges.
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Moving doesn't have to break the bank. Explore our guide to minimize money loss and ensure a budget-friendly relocation experience.
Avoiding Financial Loss When You Move
Explore our DIY Moving Infographic, where funny visuals and text combine to provide a side-splitting guide to conquering your move with laughter.
Sign up for a gym membership three months before your move. Visit the gym at least 4 days a week and do some heavy lifting.
You can't move everything by yourself, so you need to make lots of "friends". But don't worry, we have a tip for you how to get rid of your unwanted "friends" when the move is complete.
Now it's time to get rid of unwanted items. You don’t need your old bathtub or toilet; you already have one in your new home.
Gather moving boxes and start packing. Remember, you can't pack cat and mouse in the same box; they don't click. Make sure to tape both sides of the box so they will not escape.
You will need to rent a moving truck for large items, because they will not fit in your car. Make sure to rent a dolly too, it's cheaper than a hospital bill.
Remember - safety first or hospital next. Think of safety as a cheap and effective insurance policy.
Start loading the truck. If you have large and heavy items, it's not ok to cut them in half, but it’s ok to beat the hell out of them.
If you don’t want to get hurt, you can always hire us to load that truck for you. And in case if you get hurt, go straight to hospital before tweeting about it.
When driving a moving truck, you need to realize that you're not driving your everyday car. Having a license doesn’t make you a good truck driver.
Inspect your new home when you arrive; make sure the old residents are out before you move in.
Start unloading the truck with your friends, if they are still around, of course. Do not forget the safety part and remember that - Teamwork makes the Dreamwork!
Now back to how to get rid of your unwanted "friends". When the move is complete, ask your "friends" if they can help you move your uncle's 5-bedroom house tomorrow.