The day of your move arrives, and you roll out of bed to find that the temperature outside is scorching. If you're moving in the summer, this is is a very likely scenario. Luckily, with the tips below, you can ensure your moving day is safe, comfortable, and not too hard on your items.
Move the big, heavy items early.
If it's hot in the morning, it's only going to get hotter as the day wears on.
If you run a small assisted living or skilled nursing facility, then it may seem like the items you need to store take up more space than the patient rooms do. It may also be difficult for staff members to access items they need quickly, when they need them. Instead of reducing inventory of items you need, instead focus on streamlining storage, so it just feels like you have less than you do creating the illusion of a larger facility.
Whether you're relocating for a job, college, or a significant other -- or just want a change of scenery -- planning a move from one part of the country to another can be challenging. You may be overwhelmed at the thought of packing up your belongings and living out of a hotel room or pod until they can be shipped and unpacked to your new location. You could also be concerned about keeping the cost of your move at a level that is comfortable for your budget.
When you think about self storage, do you conjure images of waiting at a security gate in the middle of the night for the guard to finish their rounds and let you in? What about heading to the storage facility every month to pay your bill, even though it is located in the next city over? Thankfully, these problems are issues of the past now that technology is changing the way self storage facilities operate.
