Being transferred abroad and given a lump sum of money to arrange the move sounds like a dream come true for many employees. If you've always dreamed of the chance to live and work internationally, this is it – and you won't even lose any money on the moving expenses. Or will you? Negotiating moving expenses with your company can be tricky territory, and it's important to know what you're dealing with and how to make it work for you.
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After you book that moving company to handle your upcoming relocation, you might feel a sense of relief knowing that you won't have to heft heavy tables and boxes into that moving truck. However, those movers might be able to do more for you than you think. Here are two great services your local moving company might offer, and why it might be worth it to upgrade your service:
1: Furniture Disassembly
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Excessive barking, bathroom accidents inside the house, and even irritability toward human family members can arise due to the stress your dog feels during your big move. And these unbecoming behaviors can quickly add to the stress your family will undoubtedly face throughout the process of your move. So minimizing your dog's stress helps to create a more balanced atmosphere for everyone involved to enjoy overall. Here are four stress reducing techniques to consider implementing for your pooch's well-being:
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The average American is expected to relocate and move once every 5 years. Relocating is quite expensive. Not only do you need to pay hefty moving costs, but chances are you'll have to throw out a lot of appliances, tools and other types of stuff only to buy them again once you have settled in to your new home. With the average washing machine costing anywhere between $250 to $2,050, it might be wise to pack, load and bring your washing machine along for the ride.
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When relocating heavy furniture and appliances to your self-storage unit, the strain of lifting the weight can result in muscular injuries. It's easy to overestimate your abilities. Using a moving dolly can help alleviate some of that weight and make the moving process a lot simpler and easier. A standard moving dolly can carry up to 500 lbs, and a furniture dolly can carry up to 1,000 lbs. When using a moving dolly, you still need to be cautious.
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