It’s May! You know what that means? It’s National Moving Month once more!
Why has May been declared as National Moving Month? Well, the answers to that question are that college students are done with their courses for the semester and are looking to move back home, primary school kids are getting out for summer break so it’s less of a headache to move without taking them out of their present havits, and that the weather is finally nice enough to supply you with a good weekend. This means that moving companies are going to start getting really busy and their trucks are going to start
moving people long distances or
right down the road here soon.
Due to these facts, if you are planning a move here in May, there are a few things that you need to think about. This involves:
- Make sure that you plan as far beforehand as you can. This will allow you to smoothly adjust for all of the potential road blocks that can pop up.
- Schedule your move with your moving company as far in advance as possible as well. This will help you ensure that you’ll secure the assistance you need on the days you require it without having to pay a premium. Since this is the start of our busy season, it’s very vital to reserve your moving truck and crew now!
- Try to avoid moving during the end of the month. This is the normal time that folks like to try to plan their moves since their leases tend to go from the start of the month to the last. If you can schedule a weekend earlier, there’s a much better chance of being able to grab a moving crew to help you with the moving.
- Plan for the weather. Just because April Showers are a thing of the past doesn’t mean rain can’t pop up suddenly to interrupt your move.
Additional tips to think about can be found in our local graphic below.
If you find that you’re one of the thousands of people planning your move during National Moving Month, don’t hesitate to
call us today. We can help you with your long distance moves, local moves, and everything in between. Get in early and secure your place in line!
