by TLC Moving Storage | Sep 4, 2026 | Blog
You’re halfway through a Boston move, the kitchen is empty, and the refrigerator is the one item nobody wants to touch. It’s too tall for the back door, the stair landing is tight, and the truck is waiting at the curb. The best way to move a refrigerator...
by TLC Moving Storage | Sep 3, 2026 | Blog
A move can go wrong before the first box reaches the truck. A 2025 UK survey found that 48% of adults had experienced at least one item broken or damaged during a house move, while 12% reported damage during their most recent move. Mirrors represented 23% of damaged...
by TLC Moving Storage | Sep 1, 2026 | Blog
For shipments over roughly 150 lb, the cheapest professional option is almost always LTL freight at about $0.20–$0.46 per pound, while dense parcels under 70 lb often go cheapest via USPS flat-rate or UPS/FedEx Ground. The surprising part is that a heavier shipment...
by TLC Moving Storage | Aug 31, 2026 | Blog
The bedroom closet is usually the last thing that looks manageable on moving day. Blazers, dresses, dress shirts, and coats remain shoulder to shoulder while the bed disappears beneath sealed cartons. The truck window is getting closer, and folding every hanging...
by TLC Moving Storage | Aug 30, 2026 | Blog
You’re standing in a Somerville three-decker with a moving crew downstairs, or waiting for the reserved elevator at a Porter Square apartment, and one question keeps returning: What happens if something is damaged, lost, or broken? The answer depends less on the...
by TLC Moving Storage | Aug 29, 2026 | Blog
You’re standing in a Boston walk-up, surrounded by half-packed boxes, while a moving crew tries to angle your sleeper sofa through a doorway built for narrower furniture. The sofa catches, the leather splits at a seam, and the dining table’s pedestal ring...
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