Moving is challenging enough as is, but it becomes considerably more difficult and complicated when you find yourself dealing with hoarding tendencies. Hoarding is a mental health condition that is classified as a type of obsessive compulsive disorder, and makes it difficult for people to let go of their possessions.

The average move can come with an array of stressors and unexpected obstacles, but the added stress of moving large, delicate items like a grandfather clock can truly make the process feel harder than it needs to be.

Moving: it’s an exciting endeavor filled with new opportunities on the horizon, but can also be a stressful task that can put your personal belongings at risk of being lost or broken during transit. 

If we’re being honest, no one is ever fully prepared to move out for the first time – it’s just a matter of remembering to do your best and plan ahead for as much of your move as possible. As a moving company with a lot of experience, here are some of the ways we think you can be the most prepared when planning your move.

If you’ve moved before, you know how stressful and time consuming the whole process can be. While moving may never be a simple task, it can certainly be simplified by employing proper packing techniques. Here at Kowalski Moves, we believe that one of the most important aspects of the moving process is properly packing your belongings, and this often includes placing them safely in boxes.