After moving there’s still a lot of drama to deal with, and the post-move trauma might be more stressful than the actual moving house. Here are things that should be in your post-move checklist. Continue reading →

At times even despite the most careful planning and assistance of a removalist company, a thing or two can still be missed. This list will help guide you to all the services you need to check. Continue reading →

Before you push through with a DIY move or call all your friends and ask them to lend a hand, check if you and them are physically capable of pushing through without injuring yourself. Continue reading →

Whether you are moving them into a new home, assisted living or a senior community, it helps to let your elderly loved ones know that you are willing to support them throughout the move. Continue reading →

Take a few minutes to carefully strategise with your moving team on how to make your house move as safe but still efficient as possible. These few adjustments can help you avert any mishaps. Continue reading →

Whether your kids are toddlers, school-age or teenagers, special measures should be taken into account as kids are easily stressed out and highly anxious about moving. Do these things. Continue reading →

Your fur-less friends (or exotic pals) may be less edgy than canines and felines about the move to your new home, however transporting them is definitely trickier and will require extra care. Continue reading →

Moving overseas may require you to hire pet removal services, but for local moves, pets can conveniently be brought along inside your own vehicle. Consider these pet arrangements before your moving day. Continue reading →

Plants are delicate when moving, susceptible to heat and damage. Most removal services won’t load them, and if they do, they’re not insured. Bring them in your vehicle for safety. Continue reading →