Video from Metacage showing you how to pack a Television for a move - Read more

Learn how to pack beds - Read more

How to pack extremely fragile items such as china and crystal - Read more

From printers to plasma televisions, a handy guide to moving - Read more

If you’re planning to move kitchen appliance, such as blenders and toasters or other small appliances you should read the following instructions. - Read more

It is important to plan ahead for your pets when moving. They demand special attention as you organize your move. Pets cannot be moved aboard moving vans. Your National Van Lines moving counselor can discuss options for transportation with specialized pet carriers. - Read more

Packing tips from Mayflower on moving your stuff - Read more

We're talking washers, dryers, dishwashers, air conditioners, and refrigerators - the big stuff! Before you pack any of it, read your users manual for each appliance to make sure there aren't more special moving preparations you'll need to make. Also consider servicing all your appliances a week or two before you move, if you haven't done it in a while. - Read more

Although moving can be a stressful step for a family, it can be less of a hassle when you get a head start. Preparation is the key to a smoother move - whether you do it yourself or hire a moving company. Look over this moving and packing guide to find out how to time your move, choose a mover, rent a truck, get organized, pack your possessions... - Read more

Make sure you back up all your files in the computer before packing. Consult with your computer company about a program that makes recording heads in the hard drive pull back from the data area into a “safer” area of the CPU (central processing unit). - Read more

Video from Tufts University showing you how to pack a computer for a move - Read more

Moving with kids is always a little challenging, especially if they are resistant to the move itself. The trick is to prepare them for moving then get them involved. By staying involved in the process, they'll feel they're part of a team and more in control of a situation where they sometimes feel helpless. - Read more

As you prepare for your move, you should plan on preliminary preparation for your pet so they too can be well prepared. There are many things you can to do make the move less stressful for your pet. This guide will help make your pet's transition into a new home much easier. - Read more

Moving companies will not move living things. If you plan to move with your pets, they will be your sole responsibility. There are numerous ways to help them adapt to their new environment. - Read more