After I moved into a smaller home, I realized that there were a few things that I needed to do. First and foremost, I realized that I needed to clean things out and stash the extras someplace else. I looked around for a facility that offered storage, and I was happy to find a place right down the street who could help. They were really incredible to work with, and within a few short months I had completely decluttered my space. This blog is all about choosing to store your things in the most effective way possible so that you can enjoy a cleaner home.
Posted on: 21 April 2017
The garage is often one of the most challenging rooms to pack up for a move. Putting it off is not an option, but finding smart ways to tackle the project is. Here are a few ways you can pack up your garage and ensure everything is ready to go on moving day. Find the Right Moving Supplies Chances are, you only needed a few supplies to pack up the rest of your home, but the garage will require additional supplies. [Read More]
Posted on: 21 April 2017
If only moving day was as easy as handing your movers the keys and walking away from your fully loaded home. Unless you have super powers, your belongings are never going to beam from your old home to your new home. You are still going to be busy preparing things for when the movers arrive to pack up and load the van. Here are 6 ways you and your family can be ready for their grand entrance. [Read More]
Posted on: 21 April 2017
There are several reasons that you may need to put your furniture in storage, such as if you're moving across the country and need a place to store your items while you find a new home. You may also want to put seasonal pieces such as wicker or rattan porch or patio furniture in a self-storage facility to make room during the fall and winter months. College kids can also store their dorm or apartment furniture in a small storage unit during the summer. [Read More]