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3 Tips for Moving in Chicago During Labor Day August 28, 2017

Back in late spring, we discussed some of the lessons we've learned for moving in spring and summer and part of those suggestions was to avoid holiday weekends, in particular Memorial Day and July Fourth. During those two weekends, everyone is seemingly either leaving town or coming into town, […]

5 Packing Tips and Shortcuts for a Time-Sensitive Move September 20, 2017

Sometimes life gives you lemons and making lemonade is a luxury you just can't quite afford. If you've ever found yourself having to move quickly from one living situation to another--be it due to […]

How to Manage These 4 Common Moving Day Mistakes September 13, 2017

We've all been there. You made a thorough checklist for the packing process, used a checklist tool like the one we offer, or made several if you're managing an office move with employees. The period […]

What to NOT Pack When Moving in Chicago September 11, 2017

Considering that it's our job, packing is something we take very seriously here at New City Moving. As one of the top professional Chicago moving companies, we've used our know-how to help you tackle […]

3 Tips for Setting Up a Home Office When Moving in Chicago September 6, 2017

Whether it's a job that demands you to be able to respond 24/7, a business you're running from your home, or you just have a hobby you would like to take more seriously, having a home office can be […]

5 Essential Tips When Packing for College Dorm Room Life September 4, 2017

With colleges and universities across the country getting their school year underway, we thought it may be helpful to share our own experiences with what you'll need for your first or fourth year at […]

When to Choose a Chicago Storage Solution for Your Back-to-School College Student August 30, 2017

The end of August and the start of September means going back to school for anyone in kindergarten through twelfth grade and the requisite back to school shopping that the start of school requires. […]