Everything You Need to Know About Moving to Raleigh
Did you know Raleigh, North Carolina is also known as the City of Oaks? If you’re planning a move to the second largest city in North Carolina, there’s a lot more to learn! Raleigh is a beautiful, booming city in the heart of the Tar Heel state that tops many ‘best places to live’ lists. This is a great city for families, outdoor adventurers, foodies, music lovers, and so much more. As your trusted, local Raleigh relocation professionals, we’re here to give you all the tips you need to know before moving to the City of Oaks. Find a local full-service team Raleigh is a popular place to move and research suggests that most relocators end up staying for a long time, but the actual moving part can be tricky. Learning new neighborhoods, city streets and highways anywhere is an undertaking, so you’ll want a moving team that understands the...
Hazardous, Perishable or Precious – What Movers Want You to Know
The big day is getting closer, but have you and your mover talked about items you will need to move or dispose of yourself? Professional moving companies prohibit transporting certain materials, and many companies have rules and preferences regarding precious or perishable items, including things like pets or live plants. Here’s a few things professional movers suggests you transport yourself or dispose of prior to your move. Hazardous Materials It’s illegal for professional movers to transport flammable, corrosive or explosive materials. These items include familiar household products like aerosol cans, ammonia, cleaning solvents and liquid bleach. Hazardous items such as ammunition, charcoal lighter fluid, fertilizer, gasoline, loaded firearms, paint thinners, paints and varnishes, pesticides, poisons and weed killers are also on the list. At The Armstrong Company – Raleigh, your move coordinator will provide you with a pre-move package with a detailed list of prohibited items. You’ll need to prepare...
High Value Inventory: What it Is and How to Protect Yours During a Move
We need only tune in to the famed Saturday morning show, Antique Roadshow, to witness the variety of ways people define a High Value Item. With the exceptional rarity of a Faberge egg worth over a million dollars, audience treasures tend to garner a much meeker response and figure than hoped. Sentimental value doesn’t always equal monetary value, unfortunately. So, what’s the true definition of High Value Inventory? High Value Inventory is the inventory of all items that are considered to have extraordinary value in excess of $100.00 per pound per article that are included in the shipment. For example, while the man of the house may value his large flat screen television equal to his first-born, by the definition of High Value Inventory, it would not qualify. Reason being, if the television is valued at $3,000.00 and weighs 100 pounds, then the prized television is only worth $30 per...
3 Quick Tips for a Smooth Office Move
Moving into a new office space can be exciting, but it can also be an upheaval for your company and its employees. With the right mover to help you plan and prepare, your move can be stress-free! Here are some tips to get you started in the right direction: 1. Hire a qualified and experienced moving company Planning an office relocation soon? First, hire an experienced moving company, like The Armstrong Company, to help you plan your move. With your moving company’s help, you will be able to easily discuss your budget, schedule pre-move meetings for site walkthroughs, and establish the appropriate level of valuation to help reduce risk, downtime, and liability. Perhaps, you’ll need IT to disconnect and reconnect, furniture, fixtures and equipment installation or cleaning services at your new location. No problem! With help from an experienced moving company, no to-do on your list will go unchecked. Movers,...
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