Prestige Moving and Storage Blog

When you plan to move, there are steps that you must take to ensure a smooth and efficient transition. One of these steps includes decluttering to lighten the load.  When people are in the same place for an extended period of time, they tend to accumulate a lot of items.

An overwhelming majority of households own a pet, according to statistics gathered from a recent survey conducted by the American Pet Product Association. That’s over 77% of all American families that have at least one cat, dog, or another type of animal to worry about when relocating to a new home.

Allied Van Lines, Inc., has named Prestige Moving and Storage as its International Agent of the Year for 2019—an honor distinguishing our company for its dedication to exceptional worldwide relocation and storage services for clients all over the world.

Oregon is a popular state for relocation and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country. This also means that more and more people are moving into suburbs outside of the bustling city of Portland, including Clackamas County—which is just 10 miles southeast of Portland’s busy downtown area.

Moving on a budget might seem like an impossible task, but smart decision-making can keep your costs low, and make your residential relocation a breeze. Before you throw tons of money at unnecessary options, consider cost-effective alternatives to pinch a few pennies.

So, you’re interested in relocating but can’t decide on the perfect place to go. Before you start searching for long-distance movers or a Portland moving company, you need to find an ideal place to begin your new life.

Are you moving to Oregon City? If so, you’re about to become a resident of the first city to be incorporated west of the Rocky Mountains!

Let’s face it, there’s no perfect time of year for a long-distance move, especially in the Pacific Northwest!  Nobody wants to ice-skate down their driveway with a microwave in their arms. If you move in the spring, you’re sure to track in mud.

Moving—whether it’s a small household move or a large, commercial one—is always bound to be a complicated process. This is even truer when the people moving lack experience in relocation and are unaware of what to expect out of the entire ordeal.

Moving can be an intimidating task, not only because of the move itself—but also because you may not know what your new town has to offer. If you’re moving to Tigard, Oregon, there’s no need to worry about being bored.