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changing residence. Cannot lift heavy furniture (TV, sofa,etc. Will need moving company to load furniture into truck, drive to new place approximately 15 miles away and unload into new place. What is the going rate for this in california these days. is it priced by size of load or time? Possibly related posts: (automatically generated) Related posts on Companies Mining companies urged to pay attention to the needs of affected … 50 Hottest Companies in Bioenergy: Amyris takes leads in sele... Read More

knowyourselfMay be moving, not sure. Trying to plan ahead re which items would be too heavy and costly to move, what to take, and what to get rid of or sell. Does anyone know what in general the movers charge per pound? It would be from AZ to NC. Thinking the fridge, w/d, the adjustable bed, and the trundle bed may be better to sell or donate. They were kind of expensive, but are those things just too heavy? Some furniture we already know we are not taking and some we definitely will. ... Read More

mel gHELP!!! We are moving house – we have 4 kids and a dog and so much stuff! i have organised for the Salvation Army to come and collect our old furniture, a rubbish clean up bin and also professional cleaners to come after we have it all cleared out – but how oh how do i pack all the stuff and sort it? What is a good method or way to do it? Where do i get all the boxes and stuff? ... Read More

kelhaylukWhen we use our recliners and get up from them, they move and scratch the floor. Is there anything we can put under the feet of the furniture to keep them from moving? ... Read More

MovingHelpI relocated to Oklahoma City to be closer to my daughter who had some physical challenges. I had to leave my furniture in storage in Chicago in order to move quickly (she had just had another surgery). I couldn’t get a job as quickly as I wanted to, but I have one now. Now the storage bill is currently over $2000 and much more than I can afford. The moving company also wants an additional $3000 to deliver the furniture to me. I don’t want to lose my furniture, but I don... Read More

yankeedoodledandygirlTrying to guesstimate how much money it might cost to hire a moving company to pack a 2 bedroom apt, LOTS of stuff, maybe 15 pieces of furniture. THanks! I am trying to guesstimate how much it would cost to PACK up a 2 bedrm apt for an in town move. LOTS of STUFF maybe 15 pieces of furniture. Got an idea? I already have the move itself covered but I am packing up and need to be ready by the weekend. ... Read More

I Just Want A Quiet Place To CryI currenty am in the US and plan on moving to New Zealand in about a year and a half. Am I gonna need to sell all my furniture and large items, and buy replacements once I move to New Zealand? Just any basic information or tips on moving out-of-country would be appreciated especially from anyone with experience. 98% of New Zealanders speak English. ... Read More

Ruth FWhat do I need to think about? I’m moving into a new flat soon, it’s fully furnished, shared with a few other people (same kind of thing as a student flat, in the layout etc, only it’s not students). All the stuff I’ve found about moving out for the first time seems to be for unfurnished places, so i dont need to buy furniture or anything. What do I need to think about/be prepared for? Any advice? ... Read More

MovingHelpI relocated to Oklahoma City to be closer to my daughter who had some physical challenges. I had to leave my furniture in storage in Chicago in order to move quickly (she had just had another surgery). I couldn’t get a job as quickly as I wanted to, but I have one now. Now the storage bill is currently over $2000 and much more than I can afford. The moving company also wants an additional $3000 to deliver the furniture to me. I don’t want to lose my furniture, but I don... Read More

Jose CI am moving from Ontario back into the states. I will have a moving van filled with my personal furniture. Will I run into any trouble at the Canadian border? Will they have to search the truck before letting me proceed? ... Read More