St. Pete Moving & Storage Blog

Moving your business from one office to the other can be a challenging process. There are many decisions to be made, and it can get quite overwhelming. Of considerable concern is moving your computer equipment, which is often one of your most important assets.

Planning a move to a new home is a major undertaking, and with that comes a lot of stress, long to-do lists, and a sense of urgency in getting everything in order before the big day arrives.

Whether you’re downsizing homes, or you simply want to declutter and free up the space you have in your current home, sometimes the best option for your furniture and valuables is storage, rather than relocation or liquidation.

One of the most difficult things about moving is leaving your friends and neighbors behind—but there is always a bright side. In a new location, you have a chance to meet a whole new group of friends, but some people find it difficult to meet new people.

Packing and transporting your household’s belongings can be a stressful process. Navigating the scope of your relocation can be made even more daunting when you have unique items to move.

Whether you are moving locally, long-distance or internationally, preparing for your relocation can be completely overwhelming. Between keeping up with your day-to-day life and packing everything you own into boxes, it’s no wonder that stress and anxiety accompany a move.

On January 9, 2017, CASA’s second annual Soup-er Bowl food drive will kick off, and this year, St. Pete Moving and Storage is proud to be a participant.

Inkless pens, shoes with holes, and that free t-shirt from your company’s picnic 10 years ago are all obvious purges when you’re about to move to a new home. But what about the less-obvious items? St.

After planning a move, you most likely have a great deal of leftover boxes and moving supplies. While many simply recycle their boxes, here at St. Pete Moving and Storage, we think it’s more fun to re-purpose those boxes for family fun!

Moving to another country comes with all sorts of uncertainties and trepidations. If you’re considering an international move, you’re probably asking questions like, “Will I be able to fit in?” or, “How will I make friends?” Thankfully, some issues have simpler solutions than others.