Two Ways to Prepare to Move on a Day When It Is Likely to Rain Heavily

Posted on: 6 September 2019

Heavy rainfall can complicate a house move. Below are two specific steps that you should take if this type of weather is likely to occur when you move house in the coming days or weeks. Pick weather-appropriate packaging supplies One of the main concerns that people have about moving house when it's raining is that it can put their packed-up belongings at risk of being drenched and damaged by the rain when they are carrying them to and from the vehicle they are using for their house move. [Read More]

Important Things To Look For When Hiring A Household Mover

Posted on: 10 July 2019

Some people find it easy to hire the services of a professional household moving company when the need to move to a new home arises. However, choosing the right household movers can turn out to be a daunting experience for many people. This is why there are some essential factors that you should take into account when choosing the ideal moving company to move your household items.  Customer Service  It is very important to consider customer service prior to hiring a moving company. [Read More]

Why Backloading Removal Is the Best Option for Interstate Moving

Posted on: 7 January 2019

Moving interstate in Australia has its fair share of challenges. First, interstate moving is complicated because trucks must abide by regulations that are laid down by different agencies. For instance, certain vehicles can only use specific interstate highways due to truck height concerns. Secondly, it might be challenging to keep within a strict budget because of the long interstate distances. However, you can use specific strategies to make interstate moving as stress-free as possible. [Read More]

4 Clear Signs That Indicate Your House Needs Restumping

Posted on: 21 November 2018

There are people that prefer to make their home foundations using wooden stumps. These stumps can offer your house support for a very long time. However, these stumps can be affected by extreme weather conditions and soil erosion, and they are prone to wear and tear. Timber can also deteriorate if it is infested by pests such as termites. If the stumps weaken, they will eventually affect the foundation of your home. [Read More]