Rockaway Park Movers

ROCKAWAY PARK, NY

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Rockaway Park Moving Articles

Moving? Avoid these 3 hidden fees

Moving companies can jack up prices on boxes, ropes, dollies and blankets, so make sure you know what's included before you pack up. (Photo courtesy of Two Men And A Truck of Fort Lauderdale/Boca Raton)

If you're moving, don't get stuck with hidden fees you didn't anticipate. Moving companies can hit you with fuel costs, trip charges and equipment fees for things like dollies, blankets, cords and straps.

Tips for moving out of state

One way you can make the move easier is by weeding out items you don’t need. Have a yard sale or find a local charitable organization and donate items you no longer use. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Charles T.)

Dear Angie: I am moving out of state from Denver to Florida and am looking for tips to make the move go easier. We plan to pack boxes ourselves to keep the costs down. What advice can you give on how to pack and how to find a good, affordable mover? – Linda M., Denver

How to find a reliable local moving company

Help make your transition to a new home a smooth move with the help of a qualified, reliable local moving company. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Chique M. of Raleigh, N.C.)

Looking for the best local moving company to help move your home's possessions on moving day? A highly rated Asheville, N.C. mover shares his tips for successfully finding the right mover.

Cost of living is steep in Washington, D.C. area

Passengers at the Arlington Cemetery station of the Washington, D.C. Metro system. (Photo courtesy of Mario Roberto Durán Ortiz)

If you're thinking about moving to Washington, D.C, you're probably wondering about the cost of living in the nation's capital, where you’ll live and how you’ll handle the region’s notoriously awful traffic.