If you are in the military, this might be a familiar scene. Jason and his family have been stationed at a base for two years — and now it’s time to move again. Not only will his family be uprooting and leaving the place they’ve started to call home (again), they’re also on a tight
Have you heard the expression “the straw that broke the camel’s back?” It’s a great description of the way little things can add up — and become VERY overwhelming. When you are moving your office, all the little (and big!) things that need to be done can add up to a massive headache. After packing
Anabel recently moved offices, and her moving company made relocating a breeze. However…she needs more furniture for her larger space. The last time she ordered items and had them shipped, it was a disaster. Several items were left behind in the warehouse, and the ones she DID receive were damaged. It was a frustrating back-and-forth
Arturo is ready to go ahead with remodeling his office. But where to even start? There are SO many steps in the process! There’s old equipment to haul off, shipping companies and warehouses to deal with, and delivery details to coordinate. And that’s before any of the new furniture is even assembled and installed! Truth
Holly is having the worst vacation EVER. She doesn’t vacation often, and planned the trip herself (who needs a travel agent?). However, it’s been one headache after another. She didn’t plan enough time between flights, and missed her connection. Her luggage headed off with her plane, while she had to sleep on airport chairs. Once
If you’ve ever moved out of an office space, you know what a big job it can be! Moving large furniture. Disassembling cubicles. Packing up tech equipment. And so many nail holes to patch in the walls! But even after all these are loaded up on the moving truck, and everything is vacuumed and tidied
