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4 Tips if You’re Worried About Office Productivity During the Move

Office productivity can lag during an office relocation, especially if your office is unprepared for the upcoming move. It's essential to have a strategy, maintain good morale among your staff, and communicate with clients, so they'll know what to expect from the people who work in your business. Getting ready well before your relocation can help your employees stay productive and keep up the excellent work.

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Choosing a Moving Company: What You Need to Know

No matter how organized you are, moving is a complicated process. One of the best ways to reduce stress and ensure a smooth move is by hiring a moving company. But with all the available options, how do you know which movers to work with? Choosing reliable, reputable, and trustworthy residential movers is vital. Read on to learn how to select a moving company that'll help shoulder the heavy burden of moving.

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5 Tips for Packing a Room in One Day

Most moving timelines presume that you have weeks to work with. But not everyone does. You might need to relocate in a hurry for various reasons. If you have to get out fast, you need tips to help you complete a fast move from start to finish. Here is a guide to packing and clearing an entire room in one day. 1. Get the Right Supplies Start by getting the right moving supplies, preferably at least a day or two ahead. No one wants to deal with a late-night run to the store.

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Moving Safety: 5 Things You Should Know Before Moving Day

While every move is different, one thing's for sure: Moving day involves many moving parts. In all the commotion, it's easy to get exhausted and overwhelmed — and that's a recipe for accidents. Fortunately, you can take steps to stay safe during the moving process. These moving safety tips can help you achieve a smooth (and safe) move from lifting heavy items to wrapping sharp objects.

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5 Tips to Leave Your Home Move-In Ready

Once you move out of your home, the real finishing work can begin — especially if you’re leaving a rental. You might do some cleaning in advance, but you’ll need to perform a more thorough job once you get everything out. The moving process can be tough on a house. You might end up with scratches and dents that you didn’t expect. When packing up and moving out, try these five tips to smooth out the rough spots and help make sure your house is move-in ready for the next occupants.

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How to Get a Good Night’s Sleep Before Moving Day

Moving day is a lot of work, even if you have packed everything and are ready to go. You’ll need rest to get through it. The trouble is that a big day can make it hard to rest, especially if you tend to worry. Try these tips to help you get more rest and panic less the day before your residential relocation. Adjust Your Routine For many people, the week before the move involves a lot of late nights. It’s easy to stay up late, past your regular bedtime, while cleaning and packing.

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How to Pack a Bedroom and Still Get a Good Night's Sleep

When moving day is just around the corner, your timeline can feel a bit stressed. Previously easy tasks suddenly aren't, and questions of timing take center stage — for instance, should you pack the pots and pans now and eat out, or put off packing the dishes so you can still cook at home?

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Packing Books Like a Pro for Your Next Move

When you think about difficult-to-pack items, books might not be the first thing that pops to mind. After all, they're (mostly) rectangular or square, with straight edges and flat surfaces. But, taken one by one, they don't even weigh that much! But that doesn’t mean you should throw them willy nilly into a big box and continue to the next task! Instead, you should pack your book collection carefully to keep it safe and make the moving process easier.

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Moving Tips for Dog Owners

Most people think cats are averse to change (and they are!), but did you know dogs can have just as much difficulty adjusting to significant changes? Dogs are comfort-oriented, and when you meet their needs, they remain pretty happy. Therefore, if planning a household move with Fido, it’s helpful to take deliberate steps to ensure a safe and healthy transition for your favorite canine.

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5 Tips for Holding a Successful Moving Sale

If you're facing a residential move, you may also be dealing with everthing you don't want to take with you. Some studies show that the average American home may hold about 300,000 items, so getting rid of some of that may help you save money. Here are a few tips to ensure your moving sale is successful.

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