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When you’re moving with a pet, it adds a new layer of considerations as you begin planning. You want your pet to be safe and as comfortable as possible. Weleski Transfer has been in the moving business for more than 100 years, and we’ve done our share of relocations with pets involved.

Moving to a new home doesn’t have to be chaotic. Once you find a new home, time moves quickly. That’s why it’s important to plan ahead. Preparing for your residential move in advance makes your relocation run smoothly so that you can focus on relaxing in your new space.

While a great deal is essential, other factors exist when deciding which residential mover to partner with. A low cost of a move could be overshadowed if your household items don't arrive intact.

Even before a household move's packing and planning phases, there are decisions to be made. One of the most critical decisions is knowing which residential mover to go with.

Fabric items may seem durable to the average mover or packing team, but they have the potential to be damaged during your next residential move. From furniture to clothing items, you will be surprised at what needs to be carefully packed.

The holidays are already a busy time for families. Decorating, cooking, and planning gatherings add a lot to do around major holiday seasons. Adding a residential move during these times can increase stress without proper planning. Here are seven tips for a more efficient holiday move.

Moving companies are great for packing up all of your items and successfully moving your items across town or across the country. However, some items are not safe for moving in a truck or at all.

Preparing for a long-distance move can be very overwhelming. You never know what may come up and it makes it hard to plan. At Weleski Transfer Inc. we believe potentially planning for some mishaps in your move will help take away some of the stress.

No matter who you are, moving can be a stressful experience. As people downsize locally or move long-distance to be closer to family, seniors and their families can face unique challenges when relocating.

When rearranging around the house, your belongings will often end up in the garage. As a great place to handle an overflow of stuff, it's common for homeowners to use their garage more as a storage facility. However, when hiring residential movers, how do you get everything out of the garage safely?