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Moving is stressful enough on its own. No one needs the added headache that comes along with hiring bad movers: those who are out to rip you off or steal your belongings. However, there are so many moving companies out there that it can be hard to separate the good from the bad. You’re not alone if you’re having trouble finding the right fit. If you’re looking to make sure that you avoid bad movers, you’re in the right place. We’ve outlined four of the biggest red flags for less-than-stellar companies. As you begin your search, keep your eyes peeled for these signs. Their information is hard to find The first step to ensuring that you stay away from less-than-reputable movers is to do research before booking. Above all else, it’s crucial to find out whether or not the companies you’re thinking of using are registered. Proper registration guarantees that you’ll have protection for your belongings if something goes awry during the move. The biggest warning sign of a bad m...

Let’s face it: Moving days are never easy. After all, no one looks forward to lifting heavy boxes in and out of trucks, up and down stairs. However, moving day doesn’t have to be completely chaotic, either. All it takes is a little planning and forethought to make the day run smoothly. With that in mind, we decided to go straight to the source. We asked pro movers to share their best advice on how to accomplish a painless move. Incorporate some of these moving tips into your packing plan to help this would-be-stressful process go off without a hitch. Schedule your move strategically “If you’re hoping to get a better rate on a moving company or rental truck, avoid scheduling your move on weekends or at the end of the month. These companies are usually slower during the week/mid-month and are willing to give deals,” says Ryan Carrigan, co-founder of   moveBuddha. “If you’re hiring a moving company, try to book the earliest morning time slot available. The moving cre...

Did you know that more moves take place during the summer than in any other season? But whether you move in June or in February, it can still be a stressful time. There’s the task of finding and hiring movers, packing and decluttering, and the marathon that is the actual moving day. Of course, you’ll want to prep far in advance so you can get the move date that you want and have enough time to take stock of all of your belongings and prevent any hiccups. RELATED:   9 Expert Organizing Tips to Make Your Move Easier So now that the move is in sight, how do you start? Lucky for you we’ve got a checklist that will help you prep in the months, weeks, and days before the move (and also what to do the day of, too). We’ve also added some tips and tricks for hiring a moving service (hint: if you can do it in the middle of the month, it will save you a lot of money) and also how to pack the moving truck to make the unloading process easier. Decluttering and organizing ideas will help y...