If your relocation project is getting closer and you have decided not to handle packing and moving by yourself, there is one more important decision to take. There are two different kinds of companies that you can hire: moving companies and moving brokers, and no, these aren’t the same… With that in mind, we’ll take a look at some differences between both!

The pandemic has affected just about every facet of our lives and every industry has had to change the way they do business, and the moving industry is no different. As an essential business industry, moving companies have continued to run even more relocation-related projects with health and safety as their top priority.

Moving is an extremely stressful period in one’s life. Handling mixed emotions when moving is upcoming can be challenging. On the one hand, it’s the start of an exciting step towards a new location with the opportunity to explore and meet new people. On the other hand, moving comes with a lot of changes. So, moving stress is a natural result of all these emotions colliding.

People move in the US all the time and the number of existing local moving companies – around 7000 – is proof of that. Millions of Americans are even now planning their local, long-distance or even cross country move and preparing to pack up this summer. Summer is always the busiest season for moving companies and just ahead of yearly peak moving season, Call the Movers would like to review moving trends of 2019.

Does it look like the guy is varnishing the corridor of the brand-new business office in the Greater Washington DC metropolitan area? Surprisingly, it is far away from that. Welcome to the inside of Call the Movers moving truck!

One of the most frequently asked questions when planning for a relocation is – how long before the moving company should be hired. People often considering is it better to book movers four weeks or a few months in advance? The main reasons that determine how early you need to book the movers are the time-period, like a season of the year and the complexity of moving like distance or moving size.