Thomas Transfer & Storage Blog

On average, the typical American moves 11 times in a lifetime. This means that for most people, moving is an essential part of our lives that happens just often enough to feel like a hassle, and not often enough to be able to master.

Thomas Transfer recently completed a large move project for Martin Pringle Law into the newest downtown Wichita office building. They worked though construction delays and around many other trades finishing the building to make this move a huge success for everyone.

Moving is a big enough adjustment for you to make, so imagine the amount of stress that the process puts on your furry friend! You don’t have to make this a negative experience, however.

Any kind of household move can be—and probably will be—at least a little stressful. But having to pinch pennies can take otherwise normal levels of stress and boil them over to an almost overwhelming degree. Fortunately, moving on a budget doesn’t have to make you crazy!

In a perfect world, we’d all be able to control our own moving schedules down to the exact minute. Unfortunately, though, life often has other plans.

When you think about starting a chapter of your life in a new house, moving can feel like an adventure. There are neighborhoods to explore, new cafés and shops to visit, and a whole world of different people to meet—just to name a few reasons why one might feel excited about relocation.

Moving to a new home is complicated. Not only are there numerous tasks to accomplish and arrangements to make, but the process also involves making tough decisions on—well, just about everything. One of the most critical decisions you’ll make is whether to hire a moving company.

The stress of a move can be a burden on just about anyone. Having to pack, protect, load and unload all of your belongings is one of the most physically exhausting and least exciting aspects of relocation.

If you’re like most people, the best time to move is during the summer months. The weather is sunny, kids are out of school, and you’ve probably got some vacation time saved up. The downside is that great minds think alike, which is why summer is known as peak moving season.

Moving to a new home can present a whole array of stressors. It can be overwhelming trying to stick to realistic timelines for packing up your belongings and moving them out of your current dwelling.