Thomas Transfer & Storage Blog

One of the biggest moving challenges—literally—is safely packing large, fragile items. One mistake can lead to property damage or injury, so it’s a good thing that you’ve found these pro moving tips.

If you have a collection of expensive items that you’re worried about transporting for an upcoming long-distance move, our Wichita long-distance movers at Thomas Transfer & Storage want to share their advice.

Retirement, change of lifestyle, health, warmer climate, and moving to another state to be near family are some common reasons senior citizens may consider making a long-distance move.

Moving involves a lot of planning and preparations, which can feel like a lot to handle. Therefore, many people can feel overwhelmed throughout the process.

Reducing your tax burden is a good way to improve your company’s bottom line. However, there are only so many deductions that can be made on your assets. Another option for bigger tax cuts could be a business relocation.

Making a long-distance move? Hiring a Wichita long-distance moving company is an important step if you want to enjoy a stress-free relocation, but the planning process starts well before moving day.

Texas is growing bigger and stronger, and the economy is booming. The state presents better living and great career opportunities. Texas is a dynamic state with diverse cities, which are bursting with thousands of new residents moving in every year.

The thought of moving antique furniture is a source of distress for many homeowners. At Thomas Moving & Storage, we know how important your antiques are to you.

Austin, Texas is one of the most common destinations for people who are looking to move to a quickly growing city that is filled with job opportunities and cultural events. This city has become a trending site for music festivals, art exhibits, and notably, technology companies.

Thomas Transfer & Storage recently moved the new chairman of pathology into the KU Medical Center in Kansas City. In addition to furniture and boxed items, this move involved the transportation of laboratory equipment.