Moving a fish tank can be tricky. You can't just unplug everything and move it in one go. Here is how you can make sure your fish stay happy during the move.

After months of planning and preparation, your moving day is finally here. As your movers get down to business, you might be tempted to keep an eagle eye on everything they’re doing. But if you really want to help, there are a few little things you can do before and during moving day that your movers will appreciate.

The only rule when it comes to tipping your movers is that there’s absolutely no pressure to do it. Tipping is a simple way to say thanks for a job well done.

Moving this year? Hiring a moving company starts with knowing what to look for and which questions to ask.

Starting over in an unfamiliar place can be a challenge. Learn how to cope with the stress of moving to a new home...

Packing Christmas decorations isn’t something we often think of as a top priority...

An unexpected opportunity set Adam Powell on the path to realizing a lifelong dream...

When you're moving into a new place, there’s a lot that you need to make sure gets moved properly and safely. While you probably know how to pack up smaller items like your china dishes, what about moving larger, fragile items?

You just moved into your dream home and finally have space for the home gym you have always wanted........

One of the most important questions you might have is how your things are going to be protected during your move. Can you really trust a moving company to take the proper steps to protect your personal property, or are you better off moving yourself?

Today is National Coffee Day. Why does a moving company care about National Coffee Day, you ask? We know how important that daily cup of joe is, so we provide a morning coffee service the day of our customers’ moves.

Most places you deal with during a big move will try to help make the process easier, there are also people out there who will try to take advantage of you when you’re feeling frazzled...

We all know that moving takes a lot of effort. All too often the stress of moving overshadows the joy of a new home and the new opportunities it can bring. Keeping your new place clean and clutter free is a great way to make the most of your space. Here are our top tips on the little things you can do to keep your new home or office looking fresh and smelling great the natural way.

Moving to a new city? If so, you’ve got a lot of research ahead of you. From municipal services and cable providers to the best local coffee shops and healthcare practices, you want to know everything about your new digs. But how can you scope out your stomping grounds without actually being there?

When it comes to homes, bigger isn’t necessarily better. More, moving into a smaller space offers a myriad of perks, including easy maintenance and less cleaning. A limited floor plan also makes it less tempting to accumulate possessions, and can mean a smaller decorating budget.

The garage is the one room in your home most likely to become stuffed with clutter. This is a room where “out of sight, out of mind” can become a major problem. Since most of us spend less time in the garage relative to the rest of the home, it’s easy to let them deteriorate into unorganized, cluttered messes.

It’s approaching moving day, and after weeks and/or months of planning, you’re getting closer to the big moment. But not everything from your old house is going to make the trip with you to your new abode.

You Move Me Milwaukee’s Todd Yergens recently helped FOX 6 reporter Brian Kramp pack for his upcoming move.

Last month, one of our movers in San Diego, Cody Combes, had the opportunity of a lifetime when a Japanese reality show about international professionals asked if they could fly one of our team members overseas for a feature. Of course we said yes!

Moving can be overwhelming if you try to do it alone - it's a task which requires more than one set of hands. That's what friends are for, right? But even if your friends gladly offer to help, you still need to follow a few rules of thumb to ensure that your friends remain your friends, even after moving day.

Moving into your new place can be an exciting but stressful time. For many people, it also means putting your own stamp on your abode – renovations, new furniture, unique accessories, and wall furnishings. But not everyone has the budget to invest in brand new décor straight from the pages of a magazine.

Having to move is often unexpected and beyond our control. Housing and rental markets, employment changes, and other of life's curveballs can necessitate a move when we least expect it. While most of us have been schooled over the years to have a rainy day fund for unexpected events just like this one, it's not always practical or even possible. So knowing how to move on a shoestring budget can make a stressful situation a little easier to get through.

The real estate agent you choose to assist in selling your home can make a big difference in the success or failure of the job. All agents will claim to be "strong marketers" and "aggressive sales agents," so how can you dig through the hype and find one that will do the job well?

Moving a pool table is like moving a piano – it's tricky and requires knowledge, patience, and skill. Seeking a professional pool table mover to move your pool table and/or help to reassemble it in your new home is a smart idea. Lifting a pool table and transporting it from one place to another is out of the question. You must disassemble the parts in order to properly move a pool table.

Moving during the winter months can be difficult, especially during the holidays--but it can be made even worse in bad weather. Winter weather can be unpredictable and the last thing you want to do is move in a snowstorm.