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Posted on: 22 June 2021

Moving your business to a new location can be exciting, but the workload involved is overwhelming. Additionally, the move can disrupt productivity which can have a long-term impact on your enterprise. When you want to move your office, you can either coordinate it yourself or engage commercial removalists. Both options have their merits but engaging a commercial removalist is the better option. If you are still on the fence on whether to hire these professionals, here are the three reasons why you should. [Read More]

Posted on: 12 April 2021

You may have moved into your new house with very little stuff, but a few years later, you have acquired so many items that you no longer have space in your home. The closets are full, and even your garage no longer has room. That could even make it difficult for you to accommodate a guest in your house. One of the most fantastic options you could use is investing in a storage unit. [Read More]

Posted on: 27 January 2021

Self-removals are ideal for people who would want to move themselves. They are quite different from the conventional removal process since you hire a removals truck from the removalist, pack your items and transport them to your new residence. Self-removals are popular among people who have a small or moderate number of items that they can dismantle and pack by themselves. Below is a guide discussing how you can successfully conduct self-removals. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 November 2020

People that intend to move will often require storage space to store extra household and office items. In this excerpt, you will learn a few tips on how to prepare and find suitable storage as you move your home or office.  What Do You Need to Put In Storage?  Assess your items to know what you intend to put in the storage facility. Consider things that you do not use regularly. [Read More]