Share your Local Do-it-Yourself Moving Tips

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If you're preparing to move yourself then you have probably been doing quite of bit of Internet searching for local moving resources. Where can I find the most affordable moving boxes? Do I need a parking permit for my PODS container? Which truck rental location is the most efficient? Perhaps you recently moved and know the answers to some of those questions. Whether you're getting ready for an upcoming move or have recently completed one we'd like to hear from you!

In an effort to help the 40 million Americans that move each year we're asking you to share your local moving tips with others so that they may benefit from your experiences. Feel free to share a any information about your relocation experiences that you feel will be helpful, but if you need help here are the most common questions we are asked:

  • Where can I find the cheapest moving supplies?
  • Where can I find used moving boxes?
  • Which truck rental location has the friendliest staff and/or is the most efficient?
  • Do I need a parking permit for my rental truck, freight trailer or POD?
  • Are there any coupons or discounts available for new residents?

How to Share Your Local Moving Tips

  • Visit our Service Area section to discover a list of major cities and towns in each state. Some of the most popular city pages are: Denver, Phoenix, Washington DC, Boston and Raleigh
  • Select the city or metropolitan area that corresponds to you moving tip.
  • Scroll to the bottom section titled "Helpful Local Moving Tips" and select "Share Comments or Feedback".
  • Write in your moving tip!

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0 #1 Self Storage 2012-04-23 05:13
Storage Tips
When Packing Up Your Self-Storage Unit
Try to use boxes that are a uniform size, they’re easier to stack (remember; keep the heavy ones on the bottom and the light ones on top).
Leave small walkways between the boxes and furniture in your storage unit so you can easily get to the items you want without having to move anything around.
If you’re storing a lot of packing boxes in your unit, try to fill them to the top, even if it’s just with padding and old, crumpled newspapers. Boxes that are only half-filled tend to collapse if anything’s placed on them.
If you’re putting any metal objects into storage – like lawnmowers or file cabinets – it’s best to treat them with rust protector first, or at least wipe them down with an oily rag etc....