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Stay At Home Dad Mover
Friday Moving Vibes
Friday Moving Vibes
Moved to Tears
Return of the Dad Joke
Trapped while moving furniture
Apparently, Even Robot Vacuums Need Moving Help
Broken Wire
There Goes That Dream
We Came to South Texas for Work… and Stayed for the Beach
Parting Ways?
Look Whose Back?
Saved His Marriage… On Moving Day
Getting It Wrong
that time we went to Mississippi
GET WEEZERD
S@HDM: All Wet
S@HDM: un-boxing
S@HDM: embracing the day
S@HDM: junk on junk
S@HDM: Trusting Your Movers
S@HDM: that lady had a BIG house
Keep Moving Forward
at the last minute
S@HDM: That One Move to North Carolina
S@HDM: Slip and Slide
S@HDM 1st Five Star of 2026
S@HDM: Smack Talking Dad
S@HDM: Hanging In There
carrying time
Moving Woes
Wrap It Up
Packing Tips
We have always said that packing is the not so fun part of moving. To help make it fun, make sure you have plenty of boxes and packing supplies, crank up the music and get to work.
1. Consider packing clothes, pillows, and linens in vacuum seal bags or large trash bags. This cuts down on the space needed and opens more options for creative truck packing.
2. The more uniform the sizes on your boxes, the better they stack and hold up. Getting a couple of different sizes from a truck rental place makes for a nice even stack of boxes. Make a stack of boxes in the garage or in a room close to the front door for easy load up.
3. Take apart as much furniture as you feel comfortable with. Taking apart beds and disconnecting washers and dryers save a lot of time and money. Of course we are more than happy to help take things apart if you would like.
Moving Day Tips
The day has arrived and movers are showing up in a few hours. Time to get the truck in place and any last minute stuff packed up. Here are some tips to make sure things run smooth.
1. To save a little time, make sure all you furniture is clear and ready to move. Take knick-knacks off the coffee table and clear out the bookcases. The more that is ready to grab and go, the better.
2. Help keep an eye on your kiddos. When you have big guys carrying heavy dressers through the house its best to make sure little toes are out of the way.
3. Make sure to have the doorways and pathways through the house clear. Having a nice clear pathway is always a welcome sight when showing up to a move.
4. During the summer time keep that AC going. Even when the door is propped open keep the cold air coming. Having that minute in the cold air during the dog days of summer makes a world of difference.
Trust me, your movers will greatly appreciate it.