Clemmer Moving & Storage Blog

With so many boxes on the market, it is hard to know which boxes are meant for which items. At Clemmer Moving & Storage we know how important it is to pack your items in the correct boxes. Packing in the wrong boxes can lead to your moving team getting hurt or your items getting damaged.

A home relocation is a project that demands a lot of time, careful planning, and expertise. Also, warehouse storage may become necessary even before transportation of your belongings to your new residence.

Warm weather can make moving a difficult and sweaty process, which is something you should aim to avoid. Fortunately, there are ways to stay cool and comfortable during your move.

Whether you’re moving in or out of a home, you want to take steps to protect the building and outdoor areas from damage. You and your movers can take steps to minimize the risk of damage to floors, walls, the lawn, and more. Here are some top tips from experienced local and long-distance movers.

If you’re planning to move from your home, there are probably a lot of things on your mind. Perhaps one of the last things you’ve been thinking about is how much your big move is going to cost you.

Are you planning to move soon in Philadelphia? The moving process can be hectic and lead many to act without concern about their physical health. But one wrong move and you could end up with a sprained muscle or broken foot!

Our residential movers in Philadelphia from Clemmer Moving & Storage are well aware of why people may not want to move during the winter months. Did you know that moving companies are at their slowest between October-April?

Are you searching for the best ways to go about your home relocation in Philadelphia? If your answer is yes, you probably have an item or more you consider unwanted or no longer necessary for your future home.

Moving large, expensive items is more than challenging. It can be dangerous and costly if you don’t follow the best precautions. Below you will find expert tips for relocating some of the most challenging items in your home: televisions, mirrors, and artwork. Looking for something else?