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If you are thinking about moving in 2023, there's plenty of time left to get that relocation completed. However, you might find that there are certain "times" of the year that are best for moving over others depending on your unique situation.

When the weather starts turning warmer again, things spring back to life. It’s a great time for new beginnings and household moving with a fresh start. Here are a few tips to help you plan your springtime move. Plan for Weather  Spring is known to be a rainy season.

Any way you slice it, moving can be expensive. The best way to get a handle on it is to understand how pricing works in the moving industry and plan ahead. While there are a few differences between local moves and long-distance moves, both have plenty in common. Our Portland long-distance movers dis...

If you’ve started any planning for an upcoming move, you’ve probably learned that the peak season usually lies between May and September. For starters, the weather is much more favorable and more predictable throughout this time of the year. Furthermore, this time of year coincides with kids being o...

If you live in Portland, then you might have had the benefit of watching the Safeway Providence Festival of Trees, a virtual gala auction and Christmas celebration that raises money for children with special healthcare needs.

On October 3rd, 2003, Patty began working for Prestige Moving & Storage. Today marks her 10th year anniversary with the company and her service has been an integral factor to the company's success. Patty is the controller for Prestige and handles accounting and human resources.

Prestige Moving & Storage would like to congratulate Casey Conway and his wife Brandy on their newly born son: Hudson Cash Conway. Little Hudson was born last Friday, August 2nd, 2013. Casey has been a well renowned driver during his time with Prestige and we are very happy for him and his family!

Today, July 16, 2013 marks Brad Bagent's 9th year of service with Prestige Moving & Storage. After Brad received his hard earned bachelor's degree in business at Western Oregon University in 2004, he began working for Allied Van Lines in Bend, Oregon.