While 2020 has been the year of staying at home, we know that natural disasters can happen at any time.
Getting all your utilities and services switched over is one of the most common things that gets overlooked when moving house.
If you’ve ever had to organise moving house, you’ll know how much there is to consider and how stressful it can be, especially if things don’t go to plan.
Moving house can be challenging at the best of times, but for people who are renting, moving into a new home comes with an additional set of tasks.
Moving with pets is a handful in itself, so here’s a guide to the essentials to make moving house better for all the family
While we’re focused on preventing outbreaks of Covid-19, we shouldn’t forget other health concerns.
We know we’re expected to leave our house in good condition for new occupants, but it’s now more important than ever to consider standards of cleaning if you’re moving house
Anyone who had a move booked after March 26 knows that nobody has been moving house during lockdown.
With travel insurance, if something goes wrong while you’re travelling, such as losing your suitcase, the insurance provider steps in to take care of the situation.
As Christchurch continues to recover from the earthquakes of 2010 and 2011, we’ve seen a big increase in people moving in, out and around the city.
To continue our series of helpful tips for moving house, this month we’re looking at moving heavy furniture and objects.
With Christmas just around the corner, many businesses will be preparing to wind up for the year and take a break
