DeHaven's Transfer & Storage Blog

No matter what you see on those television shows about storage unit sales, there are just some things you can’t keep in a storage unit. In some cases, it may be illegal, and in other cases just flat out senseless.

Renting from someone you know usually has one of two outcomes: either you have the best landlord ever, or you look back on the experience and shutter. As your Columbia DeHaven’s mover unloads all those boxes, you don’t want to immediately regret your decision.

If your garage or basement seems to be multiplying piles of clothes and boxes, it’s time to think about a storage unit. But once you’ve recognized your need for more storage, how do you get everything in order?

The Carolinas have a lot going for them: great universities with progressive innovation, a relatively stable economy, and the beautiful beaches. Check out our list of beaches to visit once your Raleigh Movers are done unpacking your beach buckets.

When searching for a new home, it can be hard to know where to start. If you already know where you want to move to you will still have hundreds of options and if you are open to different locations, the number of possibilities can easily reach the thousands.

Now that you are settling in after your move with Durham Movers, it’s time to get out and enjoy your new hometown. So take a break from unpacking your boxes and mark your calendar for these fantastic events happening in Durham this fall.

Moving preparations are of utmost importance when planning a move. Being prepared ensures your Durham Movers will not leave any of your prized possessions behind. The following task list will help you prepare for the big moving day.

After moving, one of the first things you want to do with your new home in Wilmington is to make it look beautiful. Because you have already spent a great deal of money on the move, you probably want to save whatever money you can during the decorating process.

When you move you will have a lot of planning to do and there is even more necessary if you are moving with a pet. That is because not only will the move be more difficult with a pet, but there are some specific challenges you face that you would not when moving with humans, even children.

If you plan on purchasing a home in the next 6 to 12 months, it is important that you check your own personal credit score. After you submit a home loan application, your lender will not only request income information, but they’ll check your credit report and closely examine your credit history.