Category: <span>Cross Country Movers</span>

Moving from one part of your own city to another part can be a stressful experience. Moving to another part of the country—maybe even all the way from once coast to the other—can, if not handled correctly, be one of the greatest ordeals a person can endure. It’s not just a matter of a new home, but new cities, unfamiliar restaurants, street layouts and stores, and entirely different “vibe” and way of doing things. And while all of these things can be great once you’re adjusted, dealing with them all at once can be too much to handle, and that’s on top of handling the actual move itself. Read More

For some, a move is going to have a fixed, immovable date because of job requirements or other commitments. For others, however, there may be a bit more flexibility as to when the move can occur. If you can actually pick a date when you’d like to move, when’s the best time? Many say summer because of the weather, but there’s another alternative. A holiday move. Read More

Moving from sunny Los Angeles to the big apple can be a bit like moving to a whole new world. This is especially true if you move during fall or winter. If your cross country move comes during the colder months, then you may experience a shock as you move from balmy California to the frigid northeast. You may also experience culture shock, as these two cities are quite different. Read More

So you’ve finally decided to make that big move across country. Whether you are moving from sunny Los Angeles to sophisticated New York City, or from Portland, Oregon to Pensacola, Florida, chances are you are considering ways to save money on your cross country move. Moving can be expensive, even if you’re just heading across town. Moving all the way across the country, however, can be exponentially pricier. Here are 7 great tips for saving money when moving coast to coast. Read More

Moving can be a hassle. It can be a stressful undertaking even without kids or pets. When you add children and/or pets into the mix, however, moving can become even more stressful. This is true even if you’re just moving across town, but it’s especially true if you’re moving cross country. Here are five common sense tips for a stress free move with kids and pets. Read More

Do you plan to move in the new year? Perhaps you are in search of better job opportunities or a more interesting place to call home. Whether you are moving for work or to build a new and exciting life in a great new city, here is a list of the top 16 US cities to move to in 2016. Read More