O'Mara Moving and Storage Blog: Moving Services

It’s understandable that when hiring a moving company to assist with a long-distance move, you want a quote that will help you get an idea of the cost. No one wants to experience the shock of receiving a bill that’s much higher than they expect, especially in the middle of a big move.

As the owner or manager of a commercial business, transporting valuable cargo can be stressful. After all, the transportation, shipping, and distribution of commercial items can often make or break a business, which is why professional moving logistics are so important.

Moving and storage are terms that often go together for our residential customers. It is difficult to carry out a move of any distance without utilizing at least short-term storage before, during, or after the trip.

When planning on moving to an international location you don't have to give up your valuables or furniture. Locally based Rockford international movers can help you relocate your entire household to any destination, North, South, or overseas.

Moving is one of those things we always hope to never do again—well, most of us. If you’re one of the rare people who actually enjoy moving and do it often, then you probably have a good idea of what it takes.

You’re about to embark on an interstate move, and you’re considering hiring a Rockford full-service interstate moving company. But not all interstate moving companies are created equal—and you only want the best when it comes to relocating your belongings over long distances.

Packing up all your belongings, finding a new home, transferring your records… there are a thousand-and-one things to take into account when planning a household move.

At O’Mara Moving, we know that a local move sounds simple. It’s just down the street or out of town. You can rent a truck and leverage friendships for cheap labor. But at the end of the day – a very long day – it ends up becoming hard labor. And you still have days of unpacking ahead of you.

It doesn’t matter where you’re going, moving is always a tough thing to do. But the difficulty increases tenfold with every mile you put between where you’re coming from, and where you’re moving to.

Summer may seem like the best time to move – the weather is typically easy, school is out, and corporate business tends to be slower.