Preferred Moving & Storage Blog: Residential Moving

Getting organized for a move is a lot of work, and one corner of your home that’s a challenge to prepare is the garage. Unlike the items in the rest of your home, some of what is in your garage can’t just be tossed into a box or crate.

Preparing for a long distance move takes a lot of time and resources. Unfortunately, not everything always goes as planned. While planning your long-distance move, consider that a few hiccups may occur along the way. From last-minute cancellations to logistic problems to weather emergencies.

Moving long distance is an exciting adventure for every family, but it also comes with a lot of work. You'll need to spend days, possibly weeks, preparing your Michigan home for the move, carefully packing all of your small belongings and padding larger items like furniture.

Don’t get caught up in a panic when wondering where to start planning for your residential relocation. Having a strategy and staying organized can help you overcome this overwhelming task. Here are some planning tips to help you manage your upcoming household move.

When it comes to planning a move, you need professional movers by your side every step of  your journey. If you choose a full-service moving company that can do it all, you will greatly reduce your stress levels and the money spent on your relocation.

Any move can be stressful, but a long-distance relocation has many more moving parts—and therefore, has more things that need to be strategically planned and coordinated.

Let’s state the obvious -- moving is no fun and can be very stressful. The good news is there are ways to reduce the stress and actually enjoy your move.  Our Michigan long-distance movers are here to tell you how.

With the ongoing uncertainties of COVID-19 in our everyday lives, you can be assured that Preferred Moving & Storage is following all recommended safety guidelines to keep you and your family safe.

Moving is one of the most difficult life events, no matter what your age. For seniors, the typical stresses involved with relocating are often compounded by a variety of emotional or physical challenges.

Are you thinking about moving to Florida, but just aren’t sure that it’s the right move for you?  If so, you don’t need to contemplate any longer.