Many people who are relocating choose to rent box trucks for DIY moves. Look at this site to find a box truck that is right for your move. Additionally, here are some tips to help you maximize the zone theory of loading a moving truck. Whether for your house or your office, this method works the same for all moves.
Moving Truck Tiers: the Basics
One of the biggest keys to a smooth move is to divide your moving truck into zones or tiers and load it appropriately. Read More»
All across the United States there are parades and fireworks on Veteran’s Day. Restaurants offer free meals and many other businesses make discounts available to those who have served their country. These reminders of the importance of the sacrifices many have made are meaningful, but they are not as precious as what family and friends can do for their own loved ones. A celebratory event held specifically for them and their service is personal, and the extra effort will be especially rewarding to the guest of honor. Read More»
If you are planning on moving to a new residence, the earlier you plan, the better off you will be. There are some things you need to do before hand, but also some things to remember not to do. If you are new to the moving process, the following dos and don’ts can help.
Do: Get some sort of help
When you have a busy schedule and just don’t have time to pack your own boxes, don’t fret. Read More»
If you’re fairly new to car ownership or just unfamiliar with what really goes on under the hood, your car’s battery could be harboring secrets that can spell disaster for your engine. Luckily, by familiarizing yourself with a few of the common battery hazards, you’ll know what to watch for to help protect your car and its battery. Here are a few common battery problems you should be aware of. Read More»
When it comes to your home’s electrical supply, it’s important that you protect the house from the risk of surges and the damage they can cause. Power surges can not only affect the wiring, but they can damage your electronics, your appliances and the core electrical grid of the house. Some power surges are subtle enough that you wouldn’t otherwise notice them, but there’s enough power pushing through the lines to cause damage. Read More»
